Lady And The Tramp As Humans の小説・ストーリー

She stands up, then turns back with a mischievous glint in her eyes. “I will undress you with my bare hands, Lady Silver.” My jaw drops. She wiggles her fingers, mimicking claws. “Wait for your exclusive lady wolf.” Then she makes a soft sound. “Meow.” And then she shows her human form's claw like she will scratch me like a cat. Wild cat. I laugh. Fully. Openly. It hurts. But I do not stop. Because she is the reason. After years, I am smiling without forcing it. And it feels like permission to live again.

“Look what the forest coughed up. A little lady, all alone.” “Seems lost,” another added, circling to my left. “And in distress. We could be… helpful.” The third let out a low, lecherous chuckle. “Really helpful. Starting with that pretty jacket. Bet what’s under it is even prettier.” They fanned out, a well-practiced maneuver, cutting off any easy escape. The old fear, the knowledge of my own physical limitations, spiked. I was just Lana, the human-adjacent one, the one with the bounded wolf.

Lady Long said, a small smirk playing on her lips. "Can we?" Emma asked, tilting her head slightly. "Because with just one look at us, you already know exactly what we are." The lady turned her gaze on Emma, making deep, unwavering eye contact. "You know that I am not human," Lady Long said, though it wasn’t a question. "We both know that," Steve replied, his tone unreadable. "What exactly you are, though… that remains the question." A small, knowing smile tugged at the corner of Lady Long’s lips. "I guess I did not hide it as well as I thought I had."

just very soon these tears would be the one of joy. The lady came close to me and said, "Mila, I think you should take it easy on yourself, everything will be fine. But, there are things I have to let you know, come with me." The lady took my hands, I didn't oblige because I wasn't in my right frame of mind now. "There was once a time, humans and lycans fought; they fought over who would rule the land and they fought for the preservation of their kind. The humans lost.

"Don't worry, I'm not concerned about how humans will treat me. When I lived in my old pack, I was frequently humiliated and trampled by everyone. Today, I see that humans are no different from wolves. Both are selfish and arrogant, always waiting for an opportunity to humiliate those they consider inferior." I took a deep breath as the train began to slow down, and the green landscapes were replaced by buildings and busy streets. The city was alive, full of people living their lives unaware of our dramas. Alice just nodded with her head down; I knew she had also suffered a lot at the hands of humans before. After all, that was what made her accept that dangerous deal Amber proposed. "We're

“Because you people are amusing. You all laugh loudly. You weep openly. You argue with no fear. It is entertaining. I playfully glared at him. “You make us sound like puppies.” He raised both hands as if surrendering. “I didn’t mean it that way.” I laughed. “We’re not pets, you know.” He smiled and leaned back. “I know. But there’s something… free about humans. Something that wolves don’t have.” I tilted my head. "What do you mean?"

I imagined him as a cold Alpha given his wealth. The Reverse was the case, Alpha Lambert looked warm and he looked rather young to me. His palm felt warm when the engulfed mine and his cheeky smile made me want to melt. He was not bulky, just average in height, and not scary at all. His voice, though thick, did not sound unpleasant. I was in awe. Something caught my attention in the distance, a female human and a male wolf were having fun. The human was saying something that seemed funny seeing as the wolf was laughing. The human made a gesture in the air and the wolf held his stomach and laughed really hard.

I wouldn't care any less", the lady replied and limped to the bed. I was surprised at her answer, I don't know why but I felt sorry for the pain I inflicted on her last night. Good thing, she didn't know it was me. I looked at her serious face as she continued speaking. "It would be better if I go back and make new and good memories", the lady smiled and I could see a painful past behind that smile. "You're a werewolf", I heard her say and I smiled. I've pretty read much about werewolves and the fictional movies humans acted about them. I really dislike how ferocious they look but I have a thing for their Alphas. I was right, she had knowledge about wolves and I felt better knowing that she

He stood, wowing at Avril and smiling. “She's good. But come on, we both know she would not get out of here alive,” a lady said beside him. She was almost as tall as him, carried the same style of hair—a wolf cut with bangs at the front but her hair was shoulder length. “Don't underestimate her so quickly, sis,” the young man replied and his sister shrugged. “I'm just stating the facts. Humans are weaker than us.” “What do you know about humans?” another voice spoke behind them. It belonged to a man with monolid eyes, a very low haircut and a scar on his forehead in form of a long gash.

I didn’t know what expression she had on her face, but she was silent, and it scared me. Still, I was too scared to look at her. “Fifteen more minutes,” she replied in a stiff voice. “What did you assess?” Dad asked her further. “Their wolves’ parts are more dominant than their human parts. That’s why, without their wolves, they are just an average human despite their heavy build.” She answered and my heart skipped a beat. This time, both I and Adolphus lifted our heads up and looked in her direction. We were sitting on the chair beside the dining table. With so many bruises, Maddie brought us to my parents’ villa instead of the pack house.