Countryhumans America Novels & Stories

He sighs and pulls out his cell and calls our hospital pharmacy placing an order to treat her. "we can't afford this,Gemma sighs, she will flip over another bill. We plan to leave this town anyway",dad glares at me. "son I would like a word with you and Lucas",he growls storming out. I reluctantly follow. "explain now?",he looks ready to throw me. "she is human both are dad never got their wolves and remain human we got so many after us and now we have to protect human mates on top. This is already hard enough ",he sighs.

******************* (SOPHIE'S POV) ****************** It was all fascinating—everything about wolves—but it was more scary, and I should get used to it by now, but I haven't. Cara has changed a lot; she was not at all the Cara I knew. Yes, we would always remain friends, but I could see her losing that humanity every single day, becoming one of them. Where did that leave me? I just didn't think it was possible to return to the human world- to know all this and be comfortable in my little house. I tried it one month ago, and I regretted it. Back in the human world, I saw somebody I didn't want to see.

We wanted to have a Christmas together as a family. And then the surprise turned into a nightmare. The first thing my in-laws received after they went into the villa was not a hug. Instead, it was a basin of dirty water. Zack was standing at the porch, sizing us up with disgust. "Ms. Sampson's villa isn't home for the homeless. They're your parents, aren't they, Felix? Figures. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Ugh, I can still smell the mud on them."

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.

She introduced me to some of the town folk who welcomed me warmly. When we got back to the house I was beat. That was too much interaction for one day although I enjoyed it. I helped my grandmother with dinner and grandpa joined us when he came back from his tailor store. With my parents, dinner was lonely. None of us talked because the was tension between them. It wasn't easy to strike up a conversation. It's not like I tried. As simple as telling each other about how our day went on was something difficult.

“You asked me to sit. I was about leaving. I had no intention of staying.” “I know,” he chuckled. “That’s why I asked you to sit.” I took a moment to calm myself before turning back to the front, clenching my jaw. Human World Studies wasn’t what I expected. I thought it would be a core subject meant to understand human society better, maybe culture or interaction. Instead, it was worse. Today’s topic was about how wolves could live among humans without revealing what they truly were, It was Ironic. Humans weren’t allowed in their territory, yet they were studying how to walk around in humans own territory unnoticed. And Rex of all people who hated humans so openly, was taking the class.

I tried calling one of my friends, Vivian, who I had told about my forced marriage. Vivian was in my school, studying business. She came from an average family, neither rich nor poor. She studied hard and didn't have a boyfriend during her school years. In fact, she claimed it was impossible for her to fall in love with anyone, whether a man or a woman. That was a weird thing to say, but since I did not pry much into her personal life, I hadn't figured out what she meant by that. She was a beautiful woman, so it was not because of her looks that she did not have a man. I was pretty sure it had something to do with her claim of not being interested in romance or relationships.

I say feeling kind of nervous Ethan’s mom is interested in me. “Do you live in the states?” “No, I am only here for school.” “Oh, that’s nice. I am sure you must miss home sometimes.” “Yes, I do because truly there is no place like home,” I say with a sad smile. “Yeah, that’s true.” Florence and I give the kids the doughnuts before walking back to the living room to join Ethan and his grandparents. “Ethan, who is this beautiful young lady you brought with you today,” Ethan’s grandmother says. She is still beautiful looking in her old age with her grey hair and a heart-shaped face with wrinkles.

I wanted to show him our land, and also I felt if the pack members saw us together, they wouldn’t be worried about a stranger. “Eventually. It’s hard to bring humans into our world because most don’t understand. We’d be telling people that the stories they heard as children are actually true and some can’t handle it. That’s why it’s forbidden, unless it deals with mates. If we stay in the shadows, it lowers the dangers toward us” I explained. “What kind of dangers?” he questioned. “Rogues and hunters. Rogues are werewolves that went insane. They’ve lost all of their humanity and gained bloodlust for other wolves. While hunters are humans that know of our existence and seek to wipe us away fr

, I said to the man. " He said he was looking for a woman. A human woman. He basically enslaved her on the threat of death, but then killed her mother. The only family member she had left. She ran away from him, with the help of her protector. Some dude named Lamonte. Lamonte betrayed our alpha and sent the human here to Miami. Lamonte killed himself before our Alpha could get to him and question him for answers. We went through Lamonte's things and found out he was in league with your pack. The goal was to kidnap all of your women who smelled of humans and get information out of them. That woman I attacked smelled of humans, so I took her. When I realized she was a wolf, I hit her multiple