They're Only Human Novels & Stories

“Human. He's just an ordinary human … with a mind as mad as a real devil.” Yeah, ordinary humans who break boundaries. Totally breaking boundaries.

He snorted, rolling his eyes, and frowned. “Hey, I know humans are a little bit crazy, but we’re not a terrible mess.” Layla pouted, crossing her arms over her chest. Yes, humans had done a lot of crazy things in the past and were still doing so, but saying they were a terrible mess was a little bit of a far stretch. Mess, alright, but adding terrible was too much.

This place is just refreshing. "It's so peaceful here," I exclaimed. "You're right, it's nice to listen to the waves, it's nice to breathe the air." "They're still good, aren't they? They don't seem to have any problems. They have their freedom." I said. "Because they are not human like us, we were born this way. We have to face problems, we have to experience happiness and sadness. But even though they are not human, I know they have a life, they also have problems and face something in life, like animals they need to be protected also because they also have feelings,"

I say and Lucas can sense my annoyance and drops that portion of the conversation. “Okay, Leo, let me try and explain the Alpha thing. Humans have leaders. Each one of their countries has a king or a president, or some bat-shit crazy tyrant. They are sometimes born into royalty or they are elected. But physically all humans are the same, no special powers. Some are smarter yes, but brains have nothing to do with leadership for them. They have proven that over and over again, which is why we keep them in the dark.” I smile at Lucas’ explanation so far.

I said flatly. "I want to marry you," he said. "Specifically." I stared at him. In ten years of war I’d been shot, stabbed, starved and outsmarted exactly once. Nothing had ever knocked the words out of me, but this almost did. "Why me," I said, not a question but a demand. "Because you are the only human leader wolves genuinely fear," he said. "If you stand beside me, both sides believe it. Anyone else is just a symbol. You are a statement."

Levi’s hand moved to my shoulder, his thumb tracing the fabric over the scar. "The venom of a werewolf is fatal to humans," he explained, his voice gentle. "It burns through the system, destroys the organs. You should have died in that alley, Maya. Or, in very rare cases, you should have turned." "I didn't turn," I whispered. "I'm human." "I know," Levi said, looking puzzled. "You didn't die. And you didn't turn. You... survived. You absorbed the venom and stayed human." "So?" "So," Levi leaned his forehead against mine. "That shouldn't be possible. Unless..."

she said abruptly. "What's with the sir? But you’re right about the mission. Come on. Let's go home." I pulled her away and we walked across the garden toward the mansion. I saw Hailey and Hudson and they waved at me even though Hailey was busy taking pictures with celebrities. I waved to them when Hailey finally shouted hi. Marina laughed at how silly she looked and I asked her if she wasn’t starstruck at all. Her answer proved to me I was right about her being a strong person. “Why? They’re just humans like us. They eat and they shit. Only difference is they get paid for it.” she said, laughing too hard at her own joke which amused me. When we got into the limo, and Seb closed the door, M

Wesley Human women go crazy over us—their so-called alpha men don’t come anywhere close to the real thing. “They have their uses,” I remind him. Neither of us wants to say it, but it’s right there between us. We have to stop this before it spins out of hand and bleeds into the human world. Or else we’re all fucked.

I feel weak from all the running and crying. "I see you've sobered up." "Excuse me?" "Humans are truly pathetic creatures. They would do anything to escape pain, even though they couldn't live without it." "I don't know who you are, but I should probably let you know that referring to other people as humans makes you sound like a sociopath," I state.

he told Rai as he hugged the other, making Rai know and feel that he is here for him to support him like how Rai did when Shane needed his support before. Spade looked at them and sighed. Humans are strange beings. One moment and they are quiet, and the next moment they are loud. Before, they would hurt each other. Yet now, they would be each other’s support. But, it was because of their strangeness that they, the gods, would be fascinated by them, as the humans have what they lacked. The emotions.