Alvin And The Chipmunks As Humans Novels & Stories

Airen's POV He was here. He was here and looking at me as though I would disappear with just the slightest movement. Rachel had introduced him as "Alpha". I knew that he wasn't human, that he was a werewolf, but an Alpha? I had no clue. And life had just gotten far more complicated. "Ms. Rachel?" I turned to see one of Rachel's ranch hands, Davis, standing by the back door. "Yes?" Rachel turned to face him as well.

“Archie said that you slowly drain the blood from humans and then turn them into whatever you are. They’re not like you, but they’re also not vampires. They’re still human. Maybe Nora is too.” “They are human in many ways except that they have lived much longer than is normal for a human to naturally live,” he said. “This is because they are on the cusp of becoming one of my minions.” “They locked us in the attic to distract you,” I whimpered. “We had no idea…” He put his slender finger to my mouth to silence me. It felt surprisingly cold, yet soft like a human’s might.

As I drove home, I drove past a fast food chain and remembered that Alvin and Christopher needed to have lunch so I got them some lunch. When I got home. I went to their office and handed it over to them. “I got lunch for you guys” I dropped their respective lunches on their desks. “Thanks boss man” Alvin grinned at me and I just waved him off. This was an inside joke he used to make when he was younger. He was very nervous about working for me and so he'd stammer and say Yes boss man. Now it was a running joke among the staff. He thought he was an accountant for the mafia. So he used to be really scared of me. Then he figured out we were vampires thanks to Theo's recklessness. He didn't car

I made a call to my old mentor at the National Institute of Medicine, Professor Sterling. "Professor, that research position regarding gene... is it still open? I'm ready to return to the human world." But when that arrogant Alpha, who claimed we were 'just friends' and 'strictly professional,' discovered he could no longer catch even a faint scent of me in the air, he completely lost his mind. ... Just two hours earlier, for the thirtieth consecutive day, he had taken me with a wildness that felt like he would tear me apart. "Look at me, Eloise."

He squeezed me and gently rubbed my stomach. "Well, I like it. By the way, you're not human either, or did you forget that?" My eyes widened, and I slightly turned my head to look up at him. "Damn, you're right. I guess it'll take a little while to dust the human- ness off my genes, considering my family has been human for generations. I still am human to a point. So yeah...fat." I said in a little chuckle. "Whatever you want to call it, I like."

Nicholas was silent for a moment before shaking his head. "Nope, it turns out they don't know each other. The silver wolf's appearance was just a coincidence," Nicholas paused again before continuing. "But strangely, when the wolf student turns human, he's confused and doesn't remember being a wolf. It seems like he's never officially been a wolf like that dog, but rather, he's drugged. And if drugs are the case, then there are other students with similar situations." "Oh, so who's the drug supplier—" "Alexa, are you hiding a boy in your room?" FUCK!

He only told him the important parts, leaving out how he intended to use her and that she was his mate. When Damon finished, the only thing that came out of Albert's mouth was, "SHE'S A HUMAN!!!" "SHEESH..." Damon was well aware that this would occur "What are you making such a fuss about? Keep your volume down because I'm literally standing in front of you!" "Damon, are you serious? If your father finds out you brought a human girl here and that I was the one who cured her, he will burn me and my family alive "Albert was dead serious when he said this.

Allen simply assumed that he wasn’t cut out to be an artist in any form. He went out to the store and continued going with the stream of people while observing humans. The only time he was close to any human was when he fed on them. It’s alienating for him, but it wasn’t so bad. Allen heard a familiar voice and saw the same family he followed, now enjoying an arcade.

I was incoherent with excitement. “Yes, Yes, my girl,” said Alice, holding my shoulder, “You're so excited,” she said, pushing me toward the screen. He lies on the bank, slapping the water with his paws. "We use a lot of animal genes, fish, birds, apes..." "There won't be any more humans?" I turned my head. "No, no, no!" She said, turning my head to face the screen. "It was just an egg." It was true, as she said, that I did not find a human sequence in its genes.