Alien Pet Novels & Stories

What the…? We cautiously approached the creature, which had hunkered down by our feet, shaking. "It was a baby panther!" Catalina screeched. "How did a baby panther end up in the walls of the PAN house?" I thought I was the only panther roaming around here. Catalina hugged the small creature to her, marveling at its presence. What in the world was going on?

“No. That’s not right. I am human. But I’m not only human.” How the hell did that even work? “Is it like a DNA thing?” I asked, confused. I still hadn’t let go of his wrist. He looked down at where I touched him and his jaw tightened. But he didn’t pull away. “It is a bloodline thing, yes. My parents were both Lupine. And I am Alpha, which means the blood is particularly strong in my veins—” “Wait, those books are real?!” “No.” Cain gave me a very flat look.

Ezekiel was quiet all the way up to the flat, walking with his arms crossed over his chest with an apparently permanent pout on his face. When Cailen opened the door to the flat, they were immediately greeted by the black fur ball that only seemed to grow every day. Loki, the aforementioned fur ball, otherwise known as a black lab, was nearly at Cailen's knees in height now and had a bad habit of jumping up on people.

But I must have lost my mind to think it would understand the silent threat. "I want it! I want this unicorn!" "Anya, that's not a unicorn. That's... that's a very huge dog." "But I want it! Daddy said I can take one pet I like; I want to take this one, Ate Anya, please!" Willy grimaced at me. He knew it wasn't a good idea, so I silently asked for his help. "Uh... Anya, dear, that one is not up for adoption yet. This will be your first pet, right? Why don't you look for the other cute ones in this line—"

He caught hold of the prince's hand and was about to stab his knife into his flesh when cold air hit his skin. Losing himself for a span of few minutes, Vincent hit him in the guts and the man doubled over. His body rammed into another tree, and he instantly tasted blood in his mouth. Curling into a ball on the ground, warm liquid flows out of his nose without stopping. Vincent glared at the young man on the ground, whose skin was glowing under the moonlight. He was a water dragon shifter, and Vincent wondered what led to him being a dog for the cat people.

one of the alphas says with a chuckle. In the presence of the alphas, my small omega reveals her teeth, ready to defend herself. However, just as she is about to growl, I emit a soothing purr that catches her off guard. She stops in her tracks, her eyes filled with a mixture of pain and confusion, and seeks solace in my lap. As if following her lead, the adorable pups venture out of their nest, emitting tiny yelps of excitement. They curiously sniff the air and make their way towards me, climbing onto my legs and snuggling against my mate, finding comfort in our bond.

“Or, we can ask Alaia to heal some of your exhaustion. Give you one of her famous energy-boosting melodies.” That wasn’t a bad idea at all. Alaia was an Amethyst Wolf, which made her extremely rare and powerful. She could touch someone and hum a song, and any pain, injuries, or even fatigue would just go away. She used to use it on us quite often, but it drains her energy. Now she has three little ones to care for, so as she says, “we’re on our own” now. Maybe she’ll take pity on me and help me out once this meeting is over. “I’ll find Bean when we’re done here. She loves me too much to turn me down in my time of need.”

she stuttered with a gulp, pressing back against the pillows. “Ah, don’t be frightened,” Melva reassured quickly. “It’s an Eclipser Wolf, My Lady. Lord Uriel said it’s rare, a mythical wolf. It stayed by your side all night, keeping you warm. You were so cold, it helped you recover.” Althea’s gaze softened as the wolf nudged her hand gently, as if urging her to pat it. Her fingers moved almost on instinct, stroking its back. The creature let out a low, satisfied whimper that tugged at her heart.

Seventeen years had passed. Luna can be seen running after her pet, Apophis. Her long, black hair shines under the light of the sun, thanks to her silver streaks. "Got you! Please don't run away every bath time, Apo." she hugged the being in her chest and went to the back of their house for the bath. Apophis is a mutation between a pig and a dog. After what people call the "Omega" or the end of the world, governments tried to save living things on land. This includes mutations in animals and plants to try to repopulate the world. Apophis is one of them.

"But that's beside the point. Let me ask you again. What exactly about his choice in you as a mate do you object to?" "Well," she stammered, "he didn't ask. He just told me, and he's-he's blue!" Alphie gave a snort of disgust. How does a computer snort? "I can't believe you're an alienist." "A what?" she asked, confused. "Someone who thinks her species is better than all the others. We see that a lot in earthlings." "But I never said I thought I was better. You're twisting my words. It's just . . . he took me by surprise. I've never seen a blue man before and certainly never imagined marrying one."