The Humans Book Novels & Stories

Sam's pov It's Rilly and Maggie, I could hear their voices. I was wondering what was going on when I heard Rilly say no party, big on texting. That made me happy, I could not hold back any longer,I let out a loud and long howl, not being able to wait until I get to see Rilly again. Good thing this room is sound proof and warlock proof. I can't wait to text Rilly when I change back, I think that's what I'm going to do as soon as I change back, well maybe I'll shower first. I can still hear the convention that's happening up stairs, sounds like Rilly is trying to impress us by not having a party. I pace the big warlock proof room with my big paws waiting until time to change back. My ears are

Everyone knew the future of humanity was doomed. The Other Ones won the global war and raided every house and seized all that belonged to us. But that wasn't the worst part. The worst part came when the humans got enslaved throughout the planet. We became their property and even their sexual objects. It was like those old Holocaust movies that we used to watch in school. Black-coated soldiers would kick the front doors of our houses and slaughtered both our young and old. They only kept the healthy ones. They needed blood supply for their New People.

Some of the Council men definitely would not approve. They viewed Humans as a fascinating species that did all it could to multiply and enjoy its existence. The Council had an extreme dislike for associating with Humans since it put their being in danger but none of them harboured much hatred to the race and that had always annoyed Chaglayne and the hunters. For a physically weaker species, the humans had advanced and collected for themselves civilisation and cities and weapons. They had become a powerful race and it didn’t sit well with Chaglayne that the mythological creatures needed to be so careful to keep their identities a secret as though in fear.

“I’m a human.” “But your babies are not.” “One actually is human.” Aunt Nancy stated. “How is that possible?” Dr. Martin asked. “Daniel, you are a very smart man.” Aunt Nancy said, getting up from the couch. “You should figure that out.” Aunt Nancy nodded her head at me and Triniti and even patted Dr. Martin on the shoulder before exiting the room. All three of us remained quiet, but that was broken as soon as a yawn escaped from my lips. I was tired from the intense workout that I did earlier.

All the years he had known him, he hadn't seen him this confused and disordered. “How about you go out for a ride alone, you know. Clear your head or feed?” He suggested. “I stopped feeding directly from humans a few years ago,” Lucien said. “Except when necessary, of course,” he added. Darius looked confused. “You survive on what? blood banks?” “Yeah. And bad people's blood.” Lucien had worked hard to reduce his intake of human blood because it controlled him. Whenever he fed on humans, he couldn't stop till he killed them.

“I think you are blind to reality. You love humans and they can do no wrong in your eyes.” “I never said that.” He lets me go and crosses his arms over his chest, locking me out completely. I can even feel a wall go up, blanking out his emotions. “Every creature that can imagine has the capacity for cruelty. Humans are no exception.” “Ah, so they are no better than wolves,” I say, triumphant at my small, moral victory. “They are. Humans were like this, cruel, ruling with fear and pain and suffering, and one day, they decided… Let's cure illness, let's feed the poor, let us give people homes, heat in the winter and cool air in the summer.”

My ribs throbbed as I turned my back on the door and let the tears fall. Claire, I could hear my wolf but I ignored her I don't have the energy to deal with her and her excuses. Just leave me alone Mia I said sadly I just want silence today. I laud there wiping my face as more tears fell. Everything in my life has been shit since I got told humans can't be in packs. Humans have no place and if our mates found out we would be rejected for it. Josh and Lucas had doubts about us and fear but I wanted my mate.

But for me, they were history. Sighing, I stepped back from the bookshelves. My mind raced through thought after thought, trying to figure out how we had come so far, yet everything still seemed so much the same. Even after two hundred years of living in peace and obscurity, humans wanted to eradicate us. I shook my head and turned my back to the books that were begging to be picked up and explored. The moment I opened the door, I caught Bartholomew, his beady eyes boring into me like hot pokers.

“A mere human will never have the chance to step in the heaven. Only Angel’s have the right to be there. He asked what should he do. They answered, be an angel. Then you can be here. But to be an angel, you have to turn your back in being a human. Can’t he be both? The angels shook their head. ‘Will you let me see her just for the last time?’ he asked. They didn’t respond. The spirit who help him is the spirit of human. He don’t have the courage to turn his back in being a human. With that, he give up his love. Looking at the sky on where his only love is, he smiled bitterly. He can’t be with her, he can’t be with his one love. Sadly staring at the sky, he heard a sound of an object hitt

My hands itched with the need to tear into something—preferably him. If he were one of us, I could’ve ended him right there and no one would’ve questioned it. But humans have their own rules. They don’t know who I am. They don’t understand our kind—our power, our hierarchy. “I can kill him if you want, Alpha,” Jacob said coolly. I gave a small shake of my head. Oh, Goddess, do I want to. But he’s still Claire’s father. That alone has spared him—for now. I couldn’t risk her hating me for killing her own blood, even if that man didn’t deserve her.