LOGINJust a one night stand, she thought. To quench her thirst. Something merely...simple, with no strings attached to her...mate. Yet, this quick fix turned into something much more. Something neither one of them anticipated. After two years of an almost non-existent contact, she vowed to let go of the supposed mate; one who doesn't want her. With the daily struggles to fit into the norm of the society, she figured she was better off alone, than waiting on a man who clearly doesn't want her. They call him 'Bastard'. 'The Unwanted Prince.' 'The Rogue Prince.' Yet, all he craves, all he ever wanted, was to be loved. Yet, when finally blessed with the opportunity, Amari Maverick shoves it away, embracing the idea of being unworthy. What happens when their paths crosses once more, their paths leading them to investigate the issue with the Lycan Kingdom and other realms alike? Will they embrace it and work together? Or will they further drift apart?
View MoreSHERNEIL.
Why was it so hard to smile or laugh? I stared at my reflection in the mirror, attempting to tug my lips upward like I see people normally do when they smile. But nothing happened. It didn't look like I was smiling; rather, it looked like I was about to cry, my face scrunched up. This wasn't a smile. This was a grimace. Why is it so hard for me to smile like every other person does? Why don't I find things funny like they do? I squished my lips up to try once more, yet nothing. This has been part of my routine for almost two years now, yet, every time I tried, every time I practiced, it never worked. I don't know how to smile. 'Let's try doing this another way, Sher,' Robyn sighed. 'Just follow my lead.' She added. 'How so?' I furrowed my brows. 'Try lifting one side of your mouth first,' she began, using her front paw to describe. 'Just quirk it up a bit, like you're about to grit your teeth but in a more simpler way.' 'Like this?' I asked, attempting to quirk the right side of my mouth up. But even I knew that wasn't a smile. Nor an attempt at smiling. 'Shit! That would scare even me off, Sher!' Robyn scoffed. 'Try loosening the grim lines on your face. That is no smile.' 'Well, let's forget it and just accept the fact that I can't smile. Among other things of course.' I pursed my lips. Robyn went quiet for a while before she popped up again. 'We can practice this daily. I think I'm on the edge because I'm a horny bitch lately,' she groaned. 'I need to get laid, Sher.' I sighed, ignoring her and packed my braids into a bun and began my night routine. Floss. Brush. Bathe. Tuck into bed. Simple. Once, I had missed the routine, and it left an itchy feeling on my body, enough to make me leave work and get back home. But that too means I've messed up another routine, and so, everything for the day got ruined. I pulled the quilt over my body, turned off the bedside lamp beside me, fluffed my pillow once more since it wasn't my bed, and pulled out my phone. I swiped through the few notes I had in there, which were all work related before I allowed myself to return to the simple text message I had received from my mate. It's been two years since I met him. Two years since he told me he doesn't want to do this. Truth be told, neither do I. So we let things be without rejecting each other, of course. Two years since we last spoke, except for the occasional messages he sends after every six months, making four including today's. M- 'Trust you're good. Take care.' Same words. Same text message. Always. And I always sent back a single reply. 'Fine.' What more can I say after that? My life is nothing short of exciting, at least, that is how it appears to me. I love football, and I make sure to train every single day with the boys. While I do love my job, it has become hard to work around condescending men who never think I'm worthy of being part of them. That, and the fact that my love life is plainly...empty. No mate. No boyfriend. Nothing. Is it weird that as a 24-year-old, I've had sex only twice? Definitely weird. And I may need to fix that soon. Not that it bothers me, but I think my lack of experience in all of that may be the reason why. Besides, I need that experience myself. It was exactly why I had agreed to take this mission and come to the human country. Alone. 'Plain old boring text every time. That's no way to woo a woman. I should teach him that next time we meet,' Robyn grumbled. 'Right now, I just need to get laid.' 'He's not trying to woo us though. We both agreed we didn't want this, and if I recall clearly, you were the most eager for that.' 'Not my fault. He's too scary, and his lycan wolf is the worst. Through the aura, I could feel his resentment. I don't want a mate like that. I’d rather get laid when I want to and continue kicking asses in football and CIS.' 'A relationship with no strings. Just to satisfy the urges and we go our different ways.' I replied. Neither Robyn nor I have interest in relationships, or the mate bond that binds we wolves. It's already been established that I can't be in a relationship. Neither friendship nor romantic relationship. I just can't keep up, and can't understand the need for them. I love the comfort of my silence. Of being alone. I just can't seem to understand the thrill people find in too much noise, especially the loud ones that make my head spin. Being alone is what I do best. And what I'll maintain. 'That. That is it, Sher. That being said, I'll repeat myself again. I seriously need to get laid.' 'I think your horny mind is getting to me, Robyn.' I murmured. 'I heard humans have something called escorts where you sign up for men and they satisfy you. Want us to try?' 'You bet I do!' Robyn shrieked, jumping around happily. Mustering up enough courage not to back down, I downloaded the escort app with the most reviews and signed up. Then scrolled through the list of names and bios visible. Some of the men had their pictures plastered; to be frank, a better part of them do. But the one that caught my attention the most was the one wearing a mask. However, he was completely bare from waist upwards, with a large colorful butterfly tattoo on his right chest. He looked so muscular, and too big. 'He looks yummy. Definitely the perfect fit for our petite form!' Robyn clapped her paws together. Wouldn't he crush my petite form if I chose him? I wondered quietly, reading through the simple bio he had written there. 'I get the job done in minutes. I'll have you screaming before you know it.' 'That right there is the man for the job, Sher. I like the idea of him making us scream.' Robyn purred. 'He sounds...cocky. Or rude' I replied, albeit already agreeing with Robyn. But that only piqued my interest towards him more. And his eyes, grey green. Where have I seen this shade? But that was one other thing that sealed the idea for me. I clicked on his profile, and booked him for Friday night. That is two days away from today. Time to make something exciting out of my life. And time to make my stay here worthwhile! I dropped my phone and shut my eyes, eager for Friday night.I watched as she spoke, the way her eyes maintained a fixed gaze on our hands, the curve of her mouth as she spoke, and the way she flexed her fingers from time to time, all while trying to process what she was saying. She wanted to help. She was helping. She was here. Physically and mentally."You thought I wouldn't like having physical contact with you?""Well, I wasn't sure if you like physical touch in general. I personally don't.""You don't?"She nodded. "I don't. I try to avoid physical contact with people as much as I can. I despise it. It irks me and I can't help feeling like something is crawling over my body when someone touches me. In a nutshell, I do not like it.""Yet, here you are, doing it. For me," my voice was choked with too much emotion. Emotions I can't bring to words. "You do not like it, but you're making me an exception.""Yes," she murmured. "Because you are mine. I'll always have your back." Sh
"Huh?""You do know how to bake, don't you?" She asked."Uhh. Not really. I prefer cooking to baking. It isn't as precise." I answered, trying to make sense of what was happening. She wants me to..."Cool! You can sit and watch me bake, then," a small smile played on her lips, her head tipped to the side to watch me. "Come on in and let's bake!" She then took my hand, turned her key in and pushed the door open, pulling me alongside.I guess I won't be wallowing in the pit of my own despair after all."I need to change out of this before we start. I can't bake in this. I suppose you can't, either. I'll bring the shorts you wore last time you were here," she was walking into her bedroom as she spoke. "Make yourself comfortable," she called, finally disappearing inside.I sat on the single seater sofa with a heavy sigh. I leaned my head back, stretching my legs as far as they could go and placed my right hand over my forehead while
We walked into the grand house making small talk. I was glad we weren't having dinner at the pack house, I wouldn't be able to handle that. The memories have never left, and it would've been nearly impossible to pretend everything was okay sitting in that house. When I came back two years ago, Mama and Baba had already moved to this house. We rounded the corner and I was met with one of the most beautiful sights, second to that of my Hibba. Mama. She had donned a beige ankara gown made into a bubu like Nana's. She had a huge smile on her face.The sofas had been pushed back to create more space for everyone. Despite not having any new ones, Mama had pictures from when we were kids scattered around the living room in different frames. A large carpet had been spread out in the middle of the room, with more than six large food warmers arranged, alongside a plethora of plates and bowls. 'Our Mama,' Amadi cooed quietly. Baba sat at what looked
The ride was better than I imagined. While we may have not talked much, we still discussed our pending mission, which we leave for tomorrow, and the DNA results that we received today. We will be reviewing everything with the group before we begin our journey. I also had a song playing. The type with no beat whatsoever.That aside, I can't say that I am not nervous about seeing Baba for the first time after two years. I have absolutely no idea what he'd come up with today, or what he'd say. I assume he'd try to be nice for Aiden's and Natasha's sake, but with him one can never be too sure. Having Sherneil around was already making things more bearable. While I might be nervous, I don't think I'd care too much about Baba's opinion... tonight, anyway. Tonight wasn't about him, much to his dismay, tonight was about the people whom I cherished the most. Us bonding, Mama thought it was best before I leave for the mission. Which as usual, she was absolutely right about.And for Sherneil's












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