Wes Watson Tattoos Novels & Stories

The man probably heard me coming from the moment I left my tent. The water was dark and still around him. The moonlight caught the lines of his shoulders, the broad planes of his chest, the wet gleam of his collarbones above the waterline, the gleaming silver link around his neck, and the wolf pendant resting on his chest. My lips parted at the intricate, swirling black tattoo of a growling wolf on his left pec. My eyes trailed low. Lower. To the stacked packs on his stomach, and lower to the healthy, masculine V that ran from his waist and disappeared into the water. My mouth went dry at the thought that he was naked. Naturally, I started rambling.

Esmeray held her forearm up, examining the intricate tattoo that adorned her skin. The tattoo depicted a majestic wolf, its eyes fierce and determined, surrounded by swirling patterns that seemed to dance with a life of their own. The lines were bold and precise, giving the impression of strength and resilience. “This tattoo is so unique,” Esmeray remarked, tracing her fingers over the contours of the design. “I’ve always felt a connection to it, but I never knew why.”

Marche rants on. "What did the tattoos look like?" Noel asks. Harken has many tattoos, and she has never had the chance to see all of them at full view, his clothing always obstructing them, and she doesn't ever wish to seem him naked or even shirtless in front of her. She isn't sure if her eyes and heart could handle it. Some tribal tattoo, it had the symbol of a wolf, I assumed it was a sport reference to Arizona. I never got a good look at it, my son mentioned it to me, it's how they identified their members."

"You're still here?" "Don't act so surprised," she tried the joke out. It was a little funny—it was something that she could definitely work on and with. "No, I am, I figured you would be long gone, in another room by now." Her eyes landed on his bare chest, and she fought not to stare. Clinton had been an older man, and while Travis' stomach and chest weren't as muscular as some of the others she had seen working at Wet Wanda's, he was very good looking to her. On one pectoral, he had a large tattoo. She had seen the ones on his arms before, but this one was different. This was one that he purposely kept hidden from other people, and it could only be seen because he had chosen to take his s

She's always liked tall guys with dark hair and maybe a few tattoos. We laugh a lot as we discuss the men we've dated and how bad they were. She admits she's a virgin. i tell her I am, too. I even say it's a great thing in our world she doesn't seem convinced. We get to the tattoo shop, and we pick two tattoos, one we each will get on our wrist and one that we pick for our selfs. The one on our wrists is a tattoo of two wolf shadows howling at the moon, and the one I get that's just for me is a colorful dream catcher on my shoulder blade. I was done before Annalise, but it was ok because she had designed and drawn her own tattoo, and I got to watch them finish it. I was at a loss for words.

"Thanks, Nathan, but I'd love another glass full of wine. You can leave your alpha's order on me." Nathan and I peered with narrowed gaze at him as he lifted his left hand. He rolled the sleeve up to reveal a tattoo of a pack of four wolves howling at the full moon. He stroked his thumb on the wolves while mumbling something under his breath. The wolves on his forearm came to life as they moved to howl at the moon. "They'll be here in ten minutes." Rogue smiled and I peeked a hesitant glance at my father. He was sitting there like in a theater, watching a movie unfold. Getting up, he stretched his hands and yawned. "My job is done here I guess."

As Hudson turned toward the closet, Selena’s eyes widened. A large tattoo covered his entire back, showing a fierce golden-eyed wolf—his wolf. But it wasn’t just the tattoo that made her gasp. Beneath it, hidden within the lines of ink, were scars, faint but noticeable, crisscrossing his skin. Her heart tightened as she looked closer. Without thinking, she moved toward him. Her hand trembled as she reached out, lightly tracing the tattoo with her fingertips. His skin felt warm, almost unreal, and she could feel the energy coming from him. But her focus stayed on the scars.

“Miss Annie, please don’t misunderstand. Madam Cross wanted to see how the tattoo turned out, so she asked me to come by.” Madam Cross frowned. “Annie, I invited Julie. Since she’s already had it done, we might as well use it as a reference.” I turned toward Zach. He was lounging on the sofa, scrolling through his phone. He looked up at me for a second before lowering his eyes again. “It’s just a tattoo.” I walked over to him. “That’s my Godmother’s tattoo.” He finally looked at me. “There are plenty of designs at the tattoo shop. Pick another one. I’ll pay for it.”

For the most part, the packs got along but there was still always a sense of authority that was tested. “Don’t worry, I’ll make sure you look good. Can’t be representing our pack badly.” Jacob was getting our Crest tattooed on his chest. It was the head of a wolf with its teeth showing and blue blood dripping from the fangs. Kind of spot on for whoever designed it but whatever.