Cookie Run Humans Novels & Stories

“The Humans? he repeated slowly, his voice low, careful. “Yes,” she said firmly. “The Humans. I’ve scheduled a meeting with their representatives. They’re leaders in agriculture, and their expertise could be exactly what we need to turn things around for us. Our neighboring packs can only offer so much—we need more. They need more. We need them, you know this—we’ve talked about this before.”

Could it get any worse? “Wow! Dude. Did it just curse?” “Umm…hmmm… A creature that curses would be very delicious to eat.” “Are you guys, addled! Can’t you see that I am a human being just like you!” Vivian yelled in frustration. “What are human beings? Why would we be human beings? We are werewolves.” Vivian kept quiet after that. She didn’t have the energy to argue with these slow heads. Why did she come to this planet in the first place?

I had never hated another human being like I did him in that moment. I felt so powerless. And he had done this. He was the cause of this helplessness I felt. And I knew he did not care. I was just his employee. Whatever I thought of him did not matter. Not when he had the perfect counterattack to everything I wanted to do. I needed him, I needed the reference and the last thing I needed was to be blacklisted by the Rustanov billionaire.

The same woman who had stood beside me for years. The same woman I had stripped of her title only moments ago. The same woman who had rejected me before the entire pack. Your chosen mate, Briar corrected. My jaw clenched. No. Impossible. She was human. How could the Moon Goddess pair the strongest Alpha alive with a human? No. Something was wrong. Heat flared beneath my ribs, spreading through my chest like wildfire until it became difficult to tell whether it was anger or something else entirely. I looked directly at the Alpha King.

I started to do Cheese macaroni, knowing he'll like it. Within minutes he was down and I was done. I served the both of us as he took a seat. I went to take a seat, but he pulled me to his lap. I pouted, but he kissed my lips making me giggle. We started to eat. "I love it, little one." he said making me smile. But it didn't reach my eyes. I felt bad for not telling him. But I was just scared that he might get angry if I said the baby might be human. Or worse, reject.

I ask, looking between the two of them, hoping they're wrong. "As we said. We're not entirely sure at the moment. But we've scheduled a meeting with him. His lawyers will be present. Our lawyer has advised that we come up with a list of terms of agreement to ensure the safety of the pack." Zavian confesses, making me furrow my brows. "Wait, a second. Lawyers will be involved?" I reply, catching onto the one detail they seemed to have omitted. "Uh... Yes... Because Kaiden Marks is human." Colt interjects, making my brows go wide in disbelief. Are they seriously considering what's at stake right now? Do they really expect me to sell my pack to a human?!

Aww, little humans want to fight. But I wasn't here for them. Killing them all would complicate things and ruin my fake reputation. “Relax, men,” I said in a calm voice and willed the humans to halt using my powers. “We simply are helping the Governor who needs our help. It's exclusive information which is why we cannot share. However, we're leaving now. And would be back again.” With this, I turned around and mindlinked all my men to retreat. Obviously, Governor McWrine was not in this building or its environs. Which meant I would have to check every other place I knew he could be. He couldn't hide from me. And he knew that.

We were on our second bottle and we took turns pouring whisky for each other. " I never thought that I could find happiness in a human girl," I began. Kyle glances at me. " On my birthday, things took a really unexpected turn. I thought no matter, I was going to choose Rea but I ended up falling for a human girl." I thought of her as I sipped my drink. Kyle listened to me without saying a word. Instead, he began gulping down his whisky.

The man looked at them both, then called to his friends, loudly announcing what he thought of this establishment and its owners. Once he and his buddies left, Maria came on the microphone announcing that the still-gaping man at the mic was going to start his song again. As soon as the music restarted, the bar patrons settled back into normalcy, most of them continuing their socializing, only a little more subdued than before. “Are you sure you’re okay?” Cassius asked again. “I’m okay,” she assured him, even as she felt the wolf rising in her again. She had to get out of here. “I’m just going to go.”

Elisa said. “Uh…hi,” Ella muttered. “Hello, Ella. I'm Ronaldo, and this is my wife, Annie. Welcome to the small town of Blue Moon pack,” he said. Ella’s forehead creased. “Pack? What is that even mean?” “Thank goodness. I already prepared food!” Elisa said. “Come and let’s eat,” she added and smiled brightly at the couple in front. It was a good opportunity to talk to these people since they don’t know about the town.