Alpha Ethan
He licks my face, as if taunting me, his tongue hot and rough and disgusting.
My skin crawls, but I do not have enough air in my lungs to scream.
When he bares his teeth, I know I’m dead.
The river crashes behind me. The wind stirs the branches above.
Fight, it seems to say.
Fight. Fight. Fight.
I bare my teeth back, feeling something feral and wild knock loose inside me.
His lip curls above his teeth. And then a lower, more threatening growl rumbles through the forest. It stirs the trees and shakes the earth. Blake’s ears prick up.
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