Invite A Wolf Into The House Novels & Stories

I couldn't believe it when I knew I saw the human blood in the werewolf residence. I had doubts about Beta since I got to know about him from his personal assistant. From what he said, Jake was in his hometown, was Blackwood but how come there was fresh human blood in here. The house belongs to Jake and from the scratch in the wall, I could guess someone was attacked by a werewolf. This means Jake was playing some game with his pack. Interesting. He was into something that's not aware to Alpha too. I need to find this. I ran quickly to the house and knocked on Debra's room door. I guess she was sleeping so she didn't respond quickly.

The look that could finish me off in two seconds and his fists clenched. - What are you doing here, crazy," I said angrily. - I needed to look at your face again! - he said taking a few steps forward. As he walked forward I walked two steps backward to get away. What did he think he was doing? - What's this all about? You hate me! And who gave you the right to come into my house? To invade my room? How did you know where I live? - Your smell! Damn it! - he moved a little closer - I need to smell you, to feel the touch of your skin, to hear the sound of your voice again.

My wolf won’t have this! ^~^

She would recognize it anywhere. "What are you doing here mum?" She asked as she tried to sit upright. "I need to have a discussion with you and it's very important!" Her mother said with haste in her voice. "And what could that be mum?" She asked, yawning noisily. "I heard your discussion with your wolf and decided to come and see you." "Exactly mum! Can you imagine that this wolf actually told me that it would always be in charge of my body, how feasible is that mom?" She asked gullibly.

His eyes glittered dangerously “Don’t.” My head shot up, anger coloring my own gaze. “If you know about the full moon then you know that it’s an important ritual within wolf packs. As a wolf, it’s vital that I’m with my family to join the hunt. It helps breed unity and oneness. It’s not fair!” He gave me an unimpressed look “I don’t care. No one’s stopping you from turning into a wolf and if you’d just stop being so stubborn I’d even let you out for a run once or twice.”

She paused for moment and squinted at the wolves, then pointed to the tree line. “I don’t allow dogs in my house. Those who want to come in, shift back to humanity please.” Her words were a little callous, however both Alpha’s respectfully obliged. The old witch muttered a few words before the men walked back around the trees, fully dressed in jeans and T-shirts when they walked back out from their shifting place. She then stepped to the side, motioning us to enter her home. I nodded politely and waited for the Alpha’s and Meredith to enter first. The remaining warriors waited outside.

"Wonderful. They don't look solid, though. I mean, Alex was able to escape their clutches. she muttered, stuffing the mouse into her coat pocket. The tallest wolf stared at her for a moment, appreciating the newcomers, then led the other two straight into the woods. We exited the logging path onto a cobbled path that led to huge oak gates set into the house's stone facade. I pushed open the door and invited my unwanted guests inside. Corridors run from the entrance to both wings of the house. His bedroom was in one wing, the living rooms and unused rooms in the other. A wide, half-winged oak staircase descends to the large, high-ceilinged main room. His eyes fell on the computer on his desk.

"This house has an antiquated magic spell over it, hindering outsiders. They only come in if they've been invited. As my wife, you can do so, but you must be careful with who you bid in." "You could have just said that without being cruel." "I did my all. You merely are insufferable." "I could say exactly the same for you." She deadpans churlishly, but I overlook her remark. "Anything else I should know?" "No. It would be difficult for any wolf or creature to break down the door or any piece of this house unless you summon them in. You're reasonably safe here." "Okay."

“I can’t lose you.” Her hand covers mine, her touch soft but firm. “You won’t. But I’m not hiding anymore.” Before I can argue, a crash shakes the house, glass shattering as a wolf breaks through a window. The pack springs into action, Luka tackling one wolf, Regan grabbing a poker from the fireplace. I shift, my wolf taking over, and dive into the fray, my jaws snapping at a gray wolf’s throat.