Captain Wolfoo Novels & Stories

As he got closer he could hear Corinna and the captain. “Please. Just a few days. If this is where I come from, I might find out more.” She said, “We can’t be stuck here. The werewolves will find another village to destroy soon and we should be near the safe villages. That is our job.” Their job? Now he understood why he had felt suspicious. “I know. I just…” He heard footsteps and then the captain’s voice softened. “I understand Darcy and I want to help you. I will. I promise once we are less busy.”

"He is my husband. He is my mate. I have the legal right to take care of him, and you do not get to dictate a damn thing to me." "He’s a Wolf," Kofi shot back, his jaw locking as he fought the suffocating weight of my command aura. He didn't drop his hands, but his boots slid back an inch on the slick rubber. "He belongs in our locker room with his team. We protect our own, Wolfe. We don't hand our captain over to the enemy."

Trevor had the cooking oil and flare pistol at the ready, and Melville drew comfort from it. As he moved, the captain could see the oncoming horde of creatures, weighing up the odds of him getting out of the galley and giving Trevor enough time to quell the assault. The maths just did not add up in his favour. He knew that it was too late for him, and Trevor saw it in the captain’s eyes too. Melville ignored him and picked up Cotteridge’s baton. “Lead them out, Number One,” he said, and turned to face the advancing creatures. They met him with hisses and the click of their claws.

“Guess who showed up at the gate demanding to see you right away? It’s your favorite reporter and she’s waiting for a response.” “No.” Irritation flashed. “I refuse to talk to that female again.” “She’s being adamant. She’s threatening to headline the morning’s paper with news of a Species getting married to a human at Reservation.” He walked into the living room and paced. “It doesn’t matter. Tammy told her friends and it was bound to get out that Valiant married her. They were already photographed together when she was kidnapped and the team tracked her and rescued her. I expected this to happen.”

They doubled their normal protocol for restraints even with the straightjacket on. The male blinked his eyes, focusing on the guard nearest him, and spit, hitting him in the face. The guard leaped back and the male laughed hysterically. The voice was low and menacing, "You are all fools. At the Wolf Moon you'll learn how strong Gary is, and you'll follow him or die." He curled his lips into a sneer and then refused to say another word. He'd said all he would say.

“We've checked the area. It was a small fight, nothing big. Two wild wolves caused trouble. We chased them away.” I looked at him closely, checking for any hidden truth or dishonesty in his voice. “A pair of rogues?” I said slowly. “Yes, Your Highness.” The captain bowed his head again. “Not a problem.” Not a problem? My temple started pounding. I turned quickly, giving a sharp look to the two soldiers who ran into my office with their so-called warning. Their faces went white as soon as they saw my eyes on them.

Having gathered her thoughts, Anika decided that it was time to take action and interrogate him to find out what was happening. - So, now tell me, what or who are you? - the girl demanded, holding the mop at the ready like a spear. - Why did you become attached to me? And why the hell do you become a human in my house, but a dog outside the door? The guy glanced sideways at her, chewing and swallowing his food. Anika, feeling his gaze on her, clutched the mop tighter. “Well, first of all, I’m not a dog, but a wolf,” the guy beamed with a smile, “if you’re so bad at understanding.”