Alien X Human Novels & Stories

he said, “No, uhm you go first, I won’t say anything,” I had expected an argument, but he gave a corresponding node instead. “Did you know that Alex engaged in human traffic, he is in agreement with the crescent pack” “What!” The revelation startled me, human traffic within the wolf realm was banished a long time ago, why would Alex do that. “No” I said honestly. The information was disturbing, “Alex didn’t, even if he did, I had no idea” “So you were his Luna and you had no idea he was selling our kinds, for sex?”

CHAPTER 9 Alexa's POV Alaria looked at me like I had gone mad, which in truth, I was beginning to think I was. The human world was dangerous and vast. What the humans lacked in strength and agility, they made up for it with wills and brains. They were devilishly smart and always thought of new ways to hurt themselves and everyone around them. " I'm being serious Alaria, it's the least you can do for me after everything that has happened" I said, deciding to play the victim card.

Observing Axel’s altered appearance, Xavier couldn’t help but remark, “You come back from a weekend looking completely different. You’ve changed somehow. You’re not as prim and proper and cutthroat–looking as you used to be, I mean, you’ve got a bandage on your nose and chin. You’ve got bags around your eyes. You look terrible.” Pausing for a moment, Xavier continued, “For the first time since I’ve known you in years, you look human and not robotic as you used to be. The subtle shift in Axel’s demeanor hadn’t escaped Xavier’s keen observation.

Humans had always disrupted, weakened, and contaminated everything they touched. My wolf growled fiercely deep inside me, and a name I'd rather lose the whole fortune to the Remington bloodline and die than let it exist as it reverberated through my skull—uninvited, dangerous. This was it. Wherever the hell she had existed before tonight, she was better off there because I never wanted her here. She was human after all. A fckig human. No better than the rest of them. F***ng weak. Invaders. Parasites. Trespassers who had no place around the Darkclaw territory—except inside the ancestral prison built long ago for them.

"Not having your moments of mourning, that's weird." Edwin broke into a cornered smile and looked away from the stars to face her. "Inhuman?" He laughed. "Well, deep down, we are not a human species. We hunt them down." Alexa cringed, she had chosen poorly the words but did not know what else would make sense to express what she felt. "Yeah, I'm sorry. I didn't know how to express it..." "I know it's strange from the outside." He interrupted. "But if you create affectionate ties ..." Edwin raised his hand toward Alexa and stopped her.

Dad announced and some wolves began to murmur to each other. “There’s a human who is in danger. She’s very dear to our Alpha Aiden,” Dad told them and as I turned to look at him, he lowered his head and took a breath. “Our Alpha loves that human,” he told everyone after which everyone gasped and began to murmur something.

But Kane was an Alpha in his prime, and Daren had been tortured for hours. It wasn't a fair fight. Kane's claws raked across Daren's chest. Daren went down. "No!" I screamed. Kane stood over him, triumphant. "The Human Alpha. Dead at my feet. Just like your clan." "Not... dead... yet," Daren gasped. He drove his sword upward, through Kane's chest, into his heart. Kane's eyes went wide with shock. He staggered backward, shifting back to human form, the sword protruding from his chest.

“That is the Alpha’s bedroom. Best to stay away, miss. You’re human, so…” She trailed off, letting the warning hang. Humans break easy. Humans don’t survive Alphas in rut. Humans don’t come back from that bed unchanged. Humans should stay away from an Alpha with almost zero tolerance for anything. Yep. I got it. I forced my widest, most innocent smile. The one that got me out of confession half the time. “I understand, ma’am. Completely.” She nodded, satisfied, and shuffled away. The door clicked shut behind me. I leaned against it, slid down until my ass hit the rug, and let out a laugh that sounded half hysterical and half turned on.

She slumped back in her chair and fought tears. "Why do you love humans, Alex?" Janice asked gently. Alex studied her, looking for sincerity. "I grew up in a big rich fancy house and my parents were waited on hand and foot by humans. I never understood how some people could be better than others. My parents always told me it was because our ancestors worked hard to earn their money and now we benefit. But they never did anything but go to fancy parties and flash their money around. The humans did all the work. The humans were my friends." She looked her straight in the eyes again. "I was going to that research center because they are doing human-hybrid studies to genetically cleanse the popu

While I drove to the private house. But there was something special and strange about this human, her smell gave me peace, I wasn't scared because I knew she would survive. I kept using the rear view mirror to stare at her occasionally. She had nice dark hair, her skin glowed like the sun and she had a few burns on her body like she got burnt by fire. Her smell was all over the car, even my wolf was just inhaling like he just found his favourite cologne. "This is not good, you just hit a human. You know what your father said about the human he saw when he was much younger, his own father killed it on the spot she is not going to survive around here, humans have been extinct for years, they d