Indigo Park Fanfic Novels & Stories

I say angrily and he turns around to face me. I want you to be free from this suffering. Why can’t you understand and leave me alone? I wanted to say this to him. But I can’t My single wrong move can take two people’s life. he comes and holds my arm forcefully. I feel pain and I know it will leave a bruise. “I am not leaving you and I am not letting you leave this pack. Do you want to be with your lover? But I won’t let that happen until I am alive.” he says and pull me up.

My parched throat felt instant relief, and my mind gradually cleared. The memories came flooding back. Scarlett was Kieran and Ryan's childhood sweetheart. She had left the pack years ago. Recently she returned to Ironwood Pack, and Kieran, as Alpha, spent a fortune throwing her a grand welcome celebration. As the guest of honor, Scarlett organized team games. I was paired with Kieran, she was paired with Ryan. At first we played harmless little games, but later, when the mood got wild, Scarlett suggested that Kieran and Ryan compete in a hunting contest.

"Not always. Let's say that you're just unlucky. So are we good now? Or you wish to continue this zipping and padlock game?" "No, no! We're good." he hastily said. "Good then. By the way, welcome to Psycho squad. If you work hard enough, you can be our main jungler someday and no, unless we don't want you anymore. You aren't allowed to leave." He nodded and she patted his shoulder. "I'll talk to my friends. You'll get to play with us tomorrow in MCL. One of them will go solo." "Okay." he nodded. "Will you please have some spine? You don't know how to complain? You are a fox shifter. Have some spine. Even Elena, a rabbit shifter, has so much spine in arguments. Why are you so timid?"

Lucas asked. Indigo gives a short nod and sits down to wait for the guys to shift. As Lucas bends over to remove his jeans, Indigo leans forward snickering. ‘Watch this.’ She says as she glides her tongue across Lucas’ naked ass. When he turned around, Indigo tilted her head and gave him one of those weird canine smiles. Before Reed and Lucas had fully shifted, Indigo took off into the trees. I let her have control. She had waited almost two hundred years to be able to run. I wasn’t going to deny her. I could feel the earth beneath her paws as her long strides ate up the ground, jumping logs, and dodging trees. It felt amazing. It reminded me of tobogganing down a hill, the rush of the wind

“This is a good thing.” “Care to clue me in on what’s happening here?” Farrow inquired conversationally when he appeared at my side. “Because you appear to be on the verge of jumping up and down and doing a victory dance while Moast looks like he’s going to cast up his accounts any moment. Meanwhile, all the people of Pinsky are staring at you two as if you’ve lost your damn minds.” Ignoring everyone else, I focused on Indy as his breathing went ragged and he struggled to control his lungs. “Indigo is sensing his true love,” I finally informed Farrow.

Mina could tell through her expression that she's teasing her. That sudden attack made Mina gulp. "Gentleman, smart, good-looking, fearless, charismatic, reliable. Umm, what else? Mr. Park is so dreamy!" Yuri said while showing her eye smile. Mina remained silently uneasy. Yuri looked at Dani. "You would be more envious if you saw Mr. Park's fierce stare because of that note. I could tell he really wanted to protect Mina." "What a lucky girl!" Dani stroked Mina's hair.

She whispered, flashing her fangs as her words left her lips, painting jealousy all over. However, Adam didn't back down as he let go of my hand, stepping closer to her with determination flowing through his veins. Not willing to stop myself from speaking, I placed my hand in front of him. And suddenly, the sound of paper ripping echoed through my mind, causing my heart to begin racing. "I got this Adam. I will defend you to my last breath. There's no reason for you to take the blame." I told him through the mind-link while staring at Stella with rising fury.

We're at a red light stop now. "Hi there," I hear Indigo say and I turn to look at who she's talking to. I see a convertible filled with teens parked beside us and the boys are staring at my wife lustfully. "I'm Indigo, nice to meet you." She says to them and even though they can't hear a thing she's saying through the locked glass, they smile and nod their heads. I grab Indigo's forearm and make her turn to look at me. "Don't take to strangers." I tell her in agitated tone and she frowns.