Female Among Us Character Novels & Stories

she says venomously. I wish he had left me where I was. I was happy at Invictus. What, does she think I drugged and abducted myself? I don’t like to insult people, but she’s not only incredibly nasty, she’s stupid too. Does every pack or den have a designated female whose job is just to torment others? At Albus Mons it was the Luna, at Invictus it’s that woman Jane and based on what Marcus said, at Aurum Obscuro it was Davina. They seem to be everywhere. They’re even international.

She said, her tone becoming gentler and empathetic as she looked back at Heath. “It cannot… It just cannot be! It is just wrong. You cannot be right,” Charlie shook his head. “Aislen Carter is our female mate,” Heath’s knuckles were white as he gripped the arms of his chair, but he held firm. “It is what it is. The goddess…”

Miyako did have three Amazons in case things got rough. The Marda House guard woman looked mature and humorless. Her age wasn't a problem. She was a grandmother, yet if she thought she couldn't keep up, she'd have taken herself to the cliffs before now. It turned out she had been in Executive Services before returning to House Marda. My diplomat ... I didn't know her, but she seemed eager enough. The member of House Ishara was a brand new recruit named Jenna.

In the council hall of Hell Monarch Estate, Jacob laid out the profiles of the three female officials: Penny Durham, Yuna Rutherford, and Yasmine Stein. "These three are Grand Princess Lisandra's close confidants. In Westhaven, women rarely hold important government positions. However, Ms. Durham was the first female official to rise to a fifth-rank position.

“I heard from my mom. She said this would throw the whole candidate thing into disarray.” “What do you mean?” I glance at him curiously. “She was a popular candidate to be the Alpha female,” Jerry tells me, stretching his arms over his hand, and then locking his hands behind his head. “Everyone thought so.” I blink, stopping in the middle of the road. “I thought she was Austin’s girlfriend.” Jerry stares at me. “No, she’s not! We have seven females in the running to be the Alpha female. Marsha was in the lead, according to Mom.”

I say. I look up to see another figure behind Alpha Mayhem. She is a tall, beautiful woman. Her skin is dark, just like her hair. Her eyes are almost black. She is beautiful. "Can I be included?" she asks. She places her hand on Alpha Mayhem. The two of them belong together. It is obvious. "Fallon, this is my mate, Charis," Alpha Mayhem says. Charis walks toward me, and that is when I notice her fangs. "Vampire?" I ask.

We trampled down the wooden steps, sounding like a stamped while we did so. We opened the door just as a girl with honey light brown hair was about to knock. She blushed and drew her hand back."Sorry." She whispered... "I'm June... The 3rd in command female, or soon to be..." she whispered again... man this chick really needs to speak up, if it wasn't for my werewolf hearing; I probably wouldn't have heard her.

Alpha Killan remained oblivious to the fact that the vast majority of the beings within his vicinity are all females except for some male staff. "Alpha," one of the females said, her voice soft and grateful. "May we ascend to the second floor?" she asked with a hopeful tone. "Alpha, some of us wanted to go back to our rooms because we were struggling to breathe." One of the patients divulged her innermost musings.

“I heard from my mom. She said this would throw the whole candidate thing into disarray.” “What do you mean?” I glance at him curiously. “She was a popular candidate to be the Alpha female,” Jerry tells me, stretching his arms over his hand, and then locking his hands behind his head. “Everyone thought so.” I blink, stopping in the middle of the road. “I thought she was Austin's girlfriend.” Jerry stares at me. “No, she’s not! We have seven females in the running to be the Alpha female. Marsha was in the lead, according to Mom.”

, I’m almost groaning. "Don't get me wrong,” she says slowly, her gelatine-like eyes burned with sincerity as she gazed at me. “There is a beauty in your rebellious spirit and all. Your defiance of women's place in our New Eden. And I admire that. But let's be real, Amber. It's a beauty that women in our position can't afford. Your defiance ain't going to get you anywhere, sweetheart. It’s just a slow, painful sucide," she said