Happy Story Orgy™ Monday!
OMG I
actually have a post today...LMAO. But seriously, sorry for the delay, I'd love
to have a spectacular reason but the truth is I suck (on a side note, some guys
would actually say spectacularly *winks* so does that count? lmao)
I
wanted the post to be a little longer (who doesn't *eye roll*) but I didn't
want to make you wait any more time considering a very handsome Hank *hip
bumps* reminded me I was keeping a person or two hanging on not just one story,
but two now...I'm going I'm going...*hugs*
So
here's to a good Monday for everyone! <3
This week's prompt: He was stunned...
And now
for your reading pleasure…
There Were Signs
pt. 9 (cont'd from 2012)
copyright © 2014 Havan Fellows
Would
he hang around for Wolfe's wolf? What a strange fucking request for his best
friend to ask him. What a strange fucking request for him to be contemplating.
Of course he wouldn't hang around for his best friend to change into a wolf and
prowl the woods behind his duplex for the entirety of the night. Why would he
do that when there was a perfectly good party to go to on the other side of
town...in a heavily populated area...with lots of street lights and loud music
to deter any wild creature from venturing close...especially wild creatures
that may or may not have a hard-on for him.
So
of course he was now wandering around in those same woods behind Wolfe's duplex
at the moment trying to talk himself out of waiting for his best friend to turn
into a man hungry wolf.
Oy...his
head hurt.
A
rustling in the trees froze Dorian in his tracks. He glanced up and finally
took notice as to how far in the woods he'd strolled. Looking around, he
couldn't even see Wolfe's house anymore. Well fuck. He'd stuck to the hiking
trail that they always took to the hidden away lake—great fishing in the winter
and swimming in the summer—but instead of hanging a left at the two trees that
looked like they were humping he'd veered to the right and continued on the trail.
Sure the trail slowly dwindled down to a barely used path and now...well shit
now he was lost and something was quickly making its way straight to him.
A
part of his mind told him to calm down, it was Wolfe coming to give him hell
for getting lost in the woods so close to dark. Another part of him screamed
"Werewolves do exist." If they exist what other things that liked to
bump during the night might possibly be out there. The final part of him just
wanted him to run and never stop.
Before
he could make good on his mind's third idea two golden eyes appeared. As they
came closer Dor was able to make out a light grey tuft of fur until finally
standing in front of him was a massive grey wolf—no, it was too big for a
regular wolf, this was definitely a werewolf.
"Fuck
me, you're not Wolfe."
The
creature in front of him cocked his head to the side, staring at him like his
hair was blue or something. How screwed was it that the first thought to pop
into his head was damn, what a picture that would make. Of course the second
thought of survival prevailed.
"Um..."
Dor took a step back and bit back a curse when the wolf took a step forward.
"So, are you at least friends with Wolfe?"
The
wolf lowered his head and growled menacingly at Dorian.
"Oh
shit. That doesn't seem like a positive response."
A
deeper more intimidating growl overpowered the wolf's, causing him to whimper
and crouch low to the ground.
"Oh
shit. That seems even worse," Dorian whispered to himself.
"I
was wondering when he'd let you in on his little secret. The fool always spoke
about how you could be trusted."
Even
though there was still a good hour or so of sunlight, it didn't appear able to
break through the canopy of trees here. The result was Dorian squinting, trying
to peer into the darkness in front of him. He knew that voice, but damn if he
could place it at this moment when his heart was in his throat and he couldn't
breathe around it.
"So,
do you talk to any wolf now? One of us let you live so you think all of us are
as benevolent?"
Dorian
jumped. The voice wasn't in front of him anymore, but to his left somewhere.
"Who's
there?" His bravado that Wolfe bragged about earlier completely leaving
him. Sure, he had no problem mouthing off to his best friend, they'd been
buddies since seventh grade, there really was minimal fear when it came to
Wolfe.
But
this wolf crouched on its belly in front of him, looking like his hind legs were
springs readying him to pounce at the word...this mystery voice that could
evidently astral project from one spot to another...
Dear
god he was screwed.
"You
want to know me? Say please." The voice whispered through the trees.
Huh?
Was this thing fucking with him? Didn't his mama teach him not to play with his
food?
Dor
fought off the urge to drop to the fetal position and play dead. He was almost
positive—not quite but almost—that wouldn't work in this situation. Didn't they
have to be bear shifters for the whole playing dead scenario to work? Holy
shit, where there such things as bear shifters?
"Are
you a werewolf or a shifter?" He was stunned when his thoughts escaped his
mouth, he definitely deserved to be in the too stupid to live column.
"Are
you an appetizer or a main course?"
Okay,
time to stop the volley of questions on that note.
"Um...look"—he
stepped backwards slowly...the wolf in front of him popped his head up and
bared his teeth...very slowly—"I really didn't mean to insult you or
anything. If you knew me you'd know I have a big mouth and itty bitty
brain."
"I
do know you."
The
ominous voice was now behind him. Very close behind him—afraid he might shit
his pants close behind him. He shut his eyes and reached back with his hand and
sure enough, something solid met his questing fingers.
To be
cont'd...
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