The Human Condition Novel Novels & Stories

he tries digging in to the most delicate part of cultures heart. “Stoooop with that!!! I am a changed man Andrew I am no longer that lonely young kid with stupid dreams you used to know, I have changed a lot and nothing is going to stop me from getting whatever I need right now and what I need is getting you back to the alpha” Culture becomes so emotional while saying these words and Andrew now knows he stands no chance in changing his mind, he shuts the door and locks it again living Andrew in his cage.

With how much he loathed humans, he had felt a little compassion for the human girl. If those weird memories had belonged to the human girl, it means she has been through stuff that should be limited only to animals. He felt a little bit sorry for her, knowing that she was going to face even more trouble and danger than she already had. Shortly, her situation would be worse than whatever she had been in before and whatever mess she was in at the moment. Scott got distracted from his thoughts when he heard a hiss. He looked up to see a man staring at him with something akin to anger. He shook his head in annoyance, he didn't have time to humble anyone with his current mood.

It calmed him and riled him all at once Human. Brown curls, pale skin covered in scars and barely clinging to life. He knelt beside the couch, observing him as if he were the first human he had come in contact with. He couldn't help but wonder what colour his eyes would be. The boy whimpered, shifting weakly. “Let me go.” Everett's blood surged with unbearable heat. His chest seized. The overwhelming urge to hold him, protect him, claim him. He felt it bone deep inside of him.

I tried to pull my hand away, unable to stand how cold it was but he wouldn't budge. " Y-Your hand is cold," I told him and he let my hand go like I burned him. I took my hand back and rubbed my hands together to warm up. He is crazily cold. Im sure he is not human because a human can't be cold like that. " My bad. I forgot you are human now," he says confusing me more. What did he even mean by that? I couldn't help but his presence made me feel uneasy. I wanted to leave but I wasn't going to make the first move so I hope he left instead. I wanted Blake to be by my side so badly. Then this creep wouldn't have taken the liberty to approach me.

(Author's Note) Hi guyyys, so I wanted to share some quick info about Book 2 of My Human Mate (You Are Mine, Alpha). In Book 2, we have two female leads, Cara and Sophie. I believe Laurent and Sophie need a story, and Cara's story is far from over so why not merge it all into one?

She wrote until there wasn't a fairy tale lie she couldn't expose anymore. "The End," she wrote at the last page of her novel. Cathedra climbed atop her desk chair and hung a noose over the beams. She tied a knot firmly, making sure it was strong enough to fulfill its purpose. She slipped the knot over her head. She jumped and kicked the chair off. For a few minutes she struggled and fought for breath, the way humans were normally programmed to do. For a few minutes, she had enough time to reflect on her short-lived life.

The world went through a disaster and managed to emerge from the chaos of destruction. In the process, every nook and cranny underwent a drastic change. Normal people's lives were affected the most out of it. "The reason why we say that normal people live underwent the most drastic change was that a new definition of normal has emerged in this world. The topography is in no way the same. The environment morphed itself to support all the new mutations brought by the emergence of this wormhole."

"Let the boy have his conscience. I’ll take the reality. I’ll take the blood." As he walked toward the docks, he passed a wall where someone had spray-painted a single, massive word in blue: FREE. Vane smiled, a thin, cruel expression. Freedom, he knew, was just another word for an unprotected asset. The story was no longer about a wedding or a merger. It was about the fight for the very definition of what it meant to be human in a world where the gods had fallen and the scavengers had inherited the earth. The 230,000-word milestone was not a finish line; it was a threshold. Beyond it lay a world where the only thing more dangerous than the machine was the man who knew how to live without it

human- ness". I should've." "Yes, you should have. But like most wolves, you think yourselves above all else. I've been met with rudeness and cruelty for appearing human, when in actuality, I'm more powerful than almost all wolves. Even without the presence of Halo, I could put many on their backs, yet I chose not to. Not because I was weak, but because I was strong enough not to stoop to their level. I thought you were different. I'm not hurt because you may have been concerned with whether or not others would accept us or that I would find it difficult to adjust to your life. I'm hurt that you agreed with them. Had you not, regardless of whether I had a wolf or the scent of a human, you wo

But it was the end of my misery, because that night, this human sparked life in me once again. Just one human. My human, Victoria. The END.