Frowned Upon In This Establishment Novels & Stories

He looked wretched. It was apparent that they had not noticed Zayn’s fury.

I think 'Tuxedo' suits me, Martin likes to see me in a tux always, he says it fits my perfectly built-up body. As expected this stupid manager agreed by giving a pathetic big smile. What is wrong with this woman, she's been giving me stares and looking at me like a dog looks at its fucking food. It pisses me off when people do that. Today, is really the unluckiest day, it feels like the people around me are born to make me piss.

The Big Chief Bar and Grill turned out to be more offensive than the Laughing skulls. Moans of pleasure came from the alley, and the sign itself an affront to First Nations everywhere, a drunk chief holding a bottle of whiskey. Aurelia stifled a giggle, "Well, there is something you don't see every day."

Shooing us away as if we are some kind of animals. "To the rest of you, you look poor so I'm sure you can't afford to buy a book." How rude! Doesn't he know that staring at someone is bad!? what more looking at a person full body! He even judges us without trying to know us! I raised my eyebrows at the sight of it. He was incredibly rude! Is this how shop owners threaten their potential customers!? If this was back on earth, this shop owner might cancel it! Just a review and video posted in the internet his whole life and job would go plummet!

His low growl seemed to quiet each and every one of them, and I could swear that Inna froze as the man approached Nathan. He stood up in front of him, facing the elders who now seemed to gather around, their eyes lowering to the ground when they saw his angry expression. My heart raced, and seeing Nathan frown only made this worse. Inna’s wolf whimpered, and I could swear Nathan’s did too.

“I suggest you step aside and avoid further trouble.” “But we…” I started. He cut me off without even meeting my eyes. “This store caters to a certain standard,” he said flatly. “Please don’t disrupt my customers.” The girls smirked, victory written all over their faces.

The warm glow of the bar welcomed Elena, Marcus, and Lucas as they stepped inside. The place was bustling with energy, laughter, and the rich scent of fried food. It was a local hotspot known for its hearty meals and a gathering spot for those who were part of the supernatural community. Elena looked around, feeling a mixture of excitement and apprehension. “Are you sure this is the right place?” she asked, eyeing a group of rough-looking individuals in the corner. “What if they don’t like outsiders?”

DAMN IT! I frowned, pushing away my lunch, no longer hungry. The man soured my stomach; worse, he did that in front of everyone here. Okay, neither of us spoke loudly, so they probably didn’t hear what was being said. Yet I felt people looking at me like they knew and listened to every word of his business-like breakup with me.

I could start my new life. After we shopped for new clothes and a few essentials for the apartment, we arrived at the bar. It was called ‘The Eclipse Bar’ I chuckled at the name, typical wolf’s name for a bar. The bar was just on the outskirts surrounded by forest; it was off the main strip. It attracted a lot of travellers and locals alike. There was a parking lot at the front of the building. The name in lights above the doors.

He frowns. Ouch. ... (to be continued)