Wolfie Cindy Novels & Stories

Werewolves can do that if they don't find their truemate. Cindy was blonde and gorgeous, at least in her own mind. Her cousin, Begonia, flanked them, equally tall, with luxurious shoulder-length black hair framing her pretty face. She had a slim but curvaceous figure. The girls glared at me. I could feel their disdain, a feeling I had come to expect. Their animosity toward me was a mystery I couldn't quite unravel. They treated me like dirt whenever my family was not by my side, but Cindy's forced friendliness masked their true feelings when they were. My family dismissed my concerns, believing I was merely jealous of Cindy's attention from Tate, which was far from the truth.

I was hoping it was mine alone. "Who, Lidnesy?" She huffed at me. "She never even left the pack with Alpha Wesly that I know of. I guess you could say this is his first date in a long time." Cindy has just set my mind for me. I hated the idea of being poked with needles, and I knew it was going to hurt, but I was going to do my best to take it like a champ. I would show Wesly I was worthy at least of his effort. I knew the wolf had taken him some time to draw, and that was time he'd spent thinking of me. I knew just where the tattoo would go.

Come meet Jackson, Cindy said he is massive. “Sam is saying he got his wolf. Let’s go.” I say to Jacob and Alex who are as confused as me.

Its legs were entangled in a trap, and it didn't know how to free itself. Ivory approached slowly. Her eyes could not escape the chain with the sharp-toothed trap attached to the animal's ankle. If the animal insisted on running, it would have to give up its leg. But there was no way it could stay there and surrender. "Hey ... calm down; I won't hurt you." Ivory moved closer to the poor wolf. What she would do might as well be suicide; her mind was at war with whether to save the animal. "What happened to you? Who did this?"

This was need. She followed him inside the café. She sat down and watched. Selene came back the next day. And the next. She tried to tell herself it was just boredom. Just... curiosity. But it wasn’t. Every part of her — wolf and woman — wanted him. Not to kill. Not to eat. Not even to fuck. Not only to fuck. To possess.

His eyes were fixed on Linda. “Kill me, but that still won't bring back your daughter,” he said in a low voice. “Please be angry and harbor hatred for me, because I care more about everyone's safety.” Linda screamed and sped again, but suddenly the big red wolf grabbed her and rolled to the floor. The wolf roared angrily at Linda, thrust its claws into her chest and growled menacingly, baring its sharp teeth.

“Are you sure it was her?” “Can’t miss a female wolf that practically glows in the dark.” “Are you saying they saw her in her wolf form?” “Yes.” That was the last thing Cliff heard clearly before Alpha Kilburn lost his mind.

“West Mountains cover the wolf’s legs while the agricultural area is the butt part. Uhhh – the South Mountains is the tail and it detached itself from the main island but it gives such a nice illusion of a tail.” They continued their geographical discussion of Vooke but it was unbelievable how patient that alpha is, facing a chatterbox the whole morning. Hunter Jackson is an alpha but surprisingly, he did not become so worked out on the conversation they have as he can be very opinionated despite being a quiet person. That nonstop chatterbox is Rain Fitch, he is a beta and they have been Leo's human friends since primary school up until now. The two do not know that Leo's whole family are we

"I don't owe you my history, Cindy. Thanks for the food tip, but I’m waiting for a friend. Move along." Cindy didn't budge. She thought it was fate that she’d caught the mysterious Luna alone. The news hadn't revealed my background, and she wanted the gossip. "Tell your friend to wait. Have dinner with me. Tell me, how long did you hunt him? How did you get an Alpha like that to bond with you?" Cindy persisted. "I just don't bark at people until they’re annoyed, and maybe I’m just a better wolf than most," I said, mirroring her own smug expression.

I was the only one missing him. I followed the path that lead to the Mont Givana. The weather is not very dark so I can see where I was going. I stopped in front of the entrance door and exhaled out a sharp breath before pulling on the doorknob. I was greeted with surprised look from Cindy. “Gianna!” She plopped her arms around her into a tightening hug. “I can't breath Cindy” I muffled out. “Sorry. Are you okay?” She pulled away and began examining my body. “I heard you were attacked by a wolf”