They're Only Human Novels & Stories

Why not with me? "Don't worry, I just wanted to show you something that would make you chuckle." I saw him take out a rectangular object that could give off light. I saw his fingers play well on the rectangle playing. "Here, look at how beautiful she is." He pointed a square object towards my eyes. I saw a human who had long hair and red lips and a large chest, different from mine and Alex's "Is he human?" "Yes, she's a woman. She's my girlfriend, named Reina."

I nodded my head. “Humans may be powerless but they are the most deceptive of all beings. So please, be careful.” “Noted.”

"Even a tiger won't eat its own cubs. They're worse than animals." "How could they treat their own daughter like that? They don't even deserve to live!" Harsh insults and curses were thrown their way, as if they were being stoned with words. Like soulless bodies, they went back to their room and locked themselves in it, drawing all the curtains to shut out the world.

That's why she has fallen deeply in love with Tyler, a human. Tyler now deeply in love with her, caring and compassionate, and he loves Jennifer with all his heart. However, the Moon community is not as accepting of their relationship. They believe that werewolves should only mate with other werewolves, and they are so concerned about the potential consequences of Jennifer's relationship with a human.

Atlantic High. A school for dickheads and whores. Only a few of those rich kids didn't have a screw or two loose from their heads. The rest were full of themselves and knowing that I was in a country like Nigeria, where they could even burn off a gay person, I had kept my secret from everyone.

He immideately understood. "Another friend?" Noah asked a question neither of us could answer. Then after a bit of silence, Noah spoke "well i'm Noah....uhhh i would like to have a minute with Light." I took this chance to walk away and followed Noah. As soon as we were out of sight Noah asked. "Another Human?" "Don't ask!" I was too exhusted at this point to exolain that my mate is a human. "Well, i just wanted to tell you that i might be able to turn tonight."

she begged, pouting. “Fine, I’ll go” I groaned, caving in. “Yay!! Thank you!!” she cheered, tackling me in a huge bear hug. Or, should I say wolf hug? Lol. “You're welcome” I laughed. Truthfully, I actually would love to go out too. I guess for tonight I can push aside everything and just enjoy myself. Who knows? Maybe I’ll encounter something unexpected. Loneliness. It has been proven time and again that most human beings can’t handle being alone well. They need to be around their peers to be able to develop normally.

There might be tracks too. What do you think it is? Human, but not human. Something sickly. Dying. Let’s go.

He squeezed me and gently rubbed my stomach. "Well, I like it. By the way, you're not human either, or did you forget that?" My eyes widened, and I slightly turned my head to look up at him. "Damn, you're right. I guess it'll take a little while to dust the human- ness off my genes, considering my family has been human for generations. I still am human to a point. So yeah...fat." I said in a little chuckle. "Whatever you want to call it, I like."

"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