Regular Show Humans Novels & Stories

I needed to come up with a plan asap. My beta walked in "I knew I was going to meet you this way with that information you got" he said "Why would they do such a thing" I questioned, is best if they don't see her again than offer her to someone else instead of me "They are just ordinary humans and you can still get her pack, the person must be a human too" "Did you tell them I want to see them, I am going to make their life miserable till they provide me her" I screeched

His presence spoke volumes on its own. I was still replaying the moment over and over in my head—Harley tumbling backwards into the pool, the splash, the panic, the screams. It was perfect. Poetic, almost. And the way Shane lost his mind trying to save her? That was the icing on the cake. It was proof that she’d finally been put in her place. She wasn’t untouchable. She wasn’t the perfect, tragic little saint everyone treated her like. She was human. And humans break.

Two pups this time not one. "congrats Josh",Victor shakes my hand and smiles at me. ,His men were at the door but Claire motioned them inside. "please come in I feel bad your all standing out there, she smiles. They don't refuse because her crying earlier freaked a few out, are you hungry? Wait I'm so rude do you eat actual food? Wait that was rude...oh goodness I'm sorry",she looks ready to cry when one cuts her off. "we eat food I swear but we drink blood to live. Each of us drink three bags of blood daily to stay alive. We don't drink from anyone like they use to back in the day. We could eat",he smiles and my mate relaxes.

"But look at the 'Cure'! They aren't saving your species! They are Standardizing your Souls! Today it is the Wolf. Tomorrow, it will be the 'Too Much' energy in your own artists, your own rebels, and your own children!" The humans in the crowd looked up. They saw the grey eyes of the "Baselines." They saw the silver-burns on my skin. They saw the Humanity-First leaders standing on the Senate balcony, looking down at them not as people, but as Strategic Buffers. "MOVE!" a man in the crowd shouted—the same man in the tattered uniform from the Grid-City. He stepped aside, pulling his wife—whose eyes were finally starting to glow violet—to his side. "THEY ARE NOT THE MONSTERS! THE MEN IN THE SUI

they joked. "That's mine!" I informed them. "Really?" They burst out laughing as the one with the ball said, "Awww, so cute," one of them commented. What is there for them to laugh at? Why are humans so complicated and hard to understand? I am sure they would be terrified and flee if I shifted right in front of them and revealed my true self. Instead of calling me cute at that point, they will be horrified and flee for their lives calling me wild and terrifying.

All four of them are Powerful, and formidable, and yet, right now, they’re bickering over chores and rolling their eyes at each other like ordinary brothers. I can’t believe that I let a part of me forget even for one second that these men are human, they may have been able to bend the air in the room they walk in. They may have a way of making everyone hold their breaths the moment they step into a room, but beneath all of that powerful aura, they’re all still just ordinary humans. Maybe not ordinary because the size of their cocks is enough to knock the air out of the lung of any woman they put it in, and that shouldn’t be normal for ordinary humans, but still…. They are human.

It was like something out of a movie. “Oh, hidden rooms? Now you look like a secret agent, babe,” I cooed at Rem. He glanced at me with a small grin, happy with the small compliment. “We don’t keep our stuff out in the open. We have a lot of guests come here for parties. Have to be careful to not let normal humans see this stuff,” he explained.

More applause and cheers. Good, good. I can't help but hum to my content to get more food. All of these will be all in my bag and if only I have a container, I can bring that pasta. "To the fortunate humans who are chosen to be here, witness your first Red Moon celebration with us." She chuckles. "Of course, you humans can't see it but oh well, be thankful that you are all here with us tonight.” I roll my eyes. Like I give a damn.

he says softly. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Jasper’s POV * * * The meeting is well under way, there’s little to discuss regarding the humans. The prime minister had kept to his word and had shown support to our existence, telling the nation that this was the time to pull together and learn from each other. He has emailed to say his advisors thought the public would benefit from a live question and answer programme, where the viewers could get in touch and ask their questions. We all agree that this could work in our favour and we will go ahead with this.

I couldn't blame anyone, I couldn't blame myself, but somehow I knew it was all my fault, it was my fault that I was so timid that I couldn't fight back, I couldn't raise my voice, it was my fault that I was so broken that nothing could ever fix me. Eric was right, I was a pathetic human. Did pathetic humans like me even deserve love?