Silver Eyed Mate

Katie had a gut feeling something was wrong or more like something bad was going to happen. It was like an itch she couldn't scratch. ‘Vague and annoying.’She didn't know the specifics but experience told her not to ignore it.“Peter go take off your uniform no school for you today," she said to her brother who was sitting in the living room. "But we have a test today," Peter replied."You can always retake the test." Katie said and then furrowed her brow, “Shouldn't you be asking me why I told you to stay,”"I don't need to, you know I find school boring and annoying.""Well, that's because you have no friends. I told you to try to make at least one. Make things more bearable."Being alone wasn't fun. Katie knew that first hand, as she was a Loner. Loners were shifters without a pack. Outcast, unwanted. Every shifter treats them with wary. Why? Because a huge percentage of them were unrestrained and resorted to violent means to make a living. With Katie being amongst the majority.

“Yeah, you heard me right, and if you don't let go of me, you'll have to find another healer elsewhere,” Ralph threatened. “How long does he have?” Katie asked slowly. “A month if I don't do anything about it,” Ralph said. He might be lying, but Katie had no other choice but to believe him. As much as she wanted to rip out his throat, she still needed him to treat Peter, and that pissed her off. Katie bit her lower lip, before she reluctantly let go of him, dropping him to the ground. Ralph stood upright with his hand massaging his neck, and then he straightened his clothes. “You should be thankful that I'm not refusing to heal your brother after the scene you just caused.” He said, and sat on his chair, crossing his legs. “Now, let's get down to business. I'm not healing the kid without getting paid.” “How much do you want? To heal him permanently?” Katie asked, still irritated. “A million Radis,” he grinned. “Are you kidding me?!” Katie growled, her brow furrowed. “I kid you not, it'

Katie checked that all of her weapons were ready and set, before she decided to head out. She put on a ring and took her jacket before walking out of the room. The floorboard creaked as she sauntered out of her house, her feet leaving a print on the dusty ground. The place was an old hideout she used in the past, and she didn't think she would use it again. Outside, she took in a deep breath, inhaling of the powerful aroma of wisteria around her log house. It would have been a good day to go for a run in her wolf form, but she had a mission to do and this might be her only chance.She took out a photograph to examine the man she needed to find. One could feel his charisma from just his picture, and there was something about his glittering eyes, that gave her cold goosebumps. He was simply the alpha of a pack of 20 wolves feared, dreaded but also respected. Rumor has it he killed his entire pack, including his father, at the age of 15. He went around challenging packs and his followe

“I'll rip your tongue out, son of a bitch.” Katie growled, but he only reacted by pressing his body even harder against her, which only fueled her need. Her own body was betraying her.“Who the hell are you?” he growled, his voice piercing her skin, giving her goosebumps. He was so close to her that she stared right into her silvery eyes, which were swirling with power; this wasn't normal, even for werewolves; eyes weren't meant to do that. He wasn't your average werewolf, she realized that, he had managed to spot her from a long distance, and his delicious scent, that had her wolf swooning, which was unusual. She shouldn't have missed that shot, and she should have investigated her target more thoroughly; now, she has been caught, and no alpha would let anyone who attacked their pack live.“Answer me?” he yelled, and she growled back instinctively, almost biting at his lips. It was a natural, instinctive reaction, after all, she was a dominant female.“I don't have to answer to you,

Katie stumbled through the forest, her steps heavy and unsteady. She clutched a stolen gray coat tightly around herself, trying to stave off the cold that had penetrated her body. As soon as she had got out of the water, she swiped a coat from some humans camping close and had intended to use it to cover her nakedness, but now it was serving as a source of warmth only, as it offered close to no reliefWerewolves catching a cold wasn't exactly normal, as they had great immune systems thanks to their regenerative properties. But she was poisoned, and it was messing with her entire body system, if she didn't quickly get the antidote, then it was only a matter of time before her regeneration fell behind, unable to handle the poison, and then her heart stopped.Luckily, she had a cure in the hideout. It didn't make sense to use a poison she didn't have an antidote for. Heck, she should have carried one with her the moment she wore the ring. But she didn't think she'd use it.For some dumb