Shrink Harder
She stopped in front of his desk, her hands resting on the edge of the wood. She leaned in close, her eyes boring into his.
"What are you doing?" Don asked, his voice quivering slightly.
Her soft arm swung around Don's broad shoulder. He couldn't understand what she was doing, but yet, he couldn't resist the delectable touch he was receiving from her. Her sharp nails led her fingers to Don's suit.
At this stage, Don needed no prophet to tell him what Emily was trying to do with him. She sat gently on the table which was opposite to Don. His body started feeling hot as Emily unbuttoned his white shirt, it didn't take her up to five seconds before she was done with them.
Without removing his singlet, his muscular chest was revealed through the white singlet he was wearing. She wowed as she covered her mouth been astonished. Don was not surprised, because that was what every lady she had ever came across did as soon as they saw his chest.
Not wanting her to stress herself further, Don removed his singlet himself. As soon as the singlet fell off from his body, Emily fell on his chest laying her head directly in the middle of his pointed nipples.
"How I wish you could be mine forever, mine alone!" Emily whispered inaudibly under her breath, but still, Don could grab a hold of what she said. She massaged his chest softly, running her hands across his neck.
Emily hands was so fast which made Don jerk just by her seducing touch, as her hands got near his belt trying to un
Werewolf 11 - War?
The warriors filled outside the great hall of Sean's castle, where he and his guards are gathered around a long table, discussing the impending battle. The hall is lit by flickering torches, and the shadows dance across the stone walls. The warriors are somber and focused, their faces taut with tension.
"As you know, Khan has declared war on us, and we must be prepared." Sean's voice broke the silence that had settled over the great hall, and his words rang out like a clarion call to action. The warriors in the hall looked to each other, their expressions solemn and determined. "We will not let Khan's treachery go unanswered," Sean continued. "We will stand against him, and we will triumph."
"I do not support this plan," General Garrick said, his voice firm and unwavering. "It is unwise to wage war against an ally, and the Dark Moon pack is a powerful force. Even if we were to win, the cost would be too great. Moreover, we cannot justify our actions simply because of a personal dispute over a mate. It is not worth the cost of war."
Khan's voice was a low rumble of anger and resolve. "I will not allow Carmen to leave this pack, no matter what," he said, his eyes blazing with fury. "She is mine, and I will not let anyone take her from me." He clenched his fists, his knuckles white with tension. His face was set like stone, and his expression was fierce. The other warriors in the hall looked on in silence, their eyes wide with shock and apprehension.
General Draxler spoke up, his voice strong and defiant. "You cannot claim Carmen as your own," he said, his tone firm and unyielding. "She is another's mate, and it is forbidden for you to try to take her. It is not right, and it is not just. If you pursue this course of action, you will be met with resistance, and the consequences will be dire." He paused for a moment, letting his words sink in. Then, he continued, "There must be another way.
"Who else here does not support this war?" Sean's voice rang out, echoing off the stone walls of the great hall. The warriors shifted uncomfortably, and several of them raised their hands.
"I too, do not support this course of action," said one of the warriors, his voice trembling slightly. "It is unwise to make an enemy of the Dark Moon pack. They are too powerful, and the cost of war would be too great." Several other warriors nodded in agreement, and the tension in the room mounted.
"How many of you would follow me to war?" He asked.
Sean's question hung in the air, and the tension in the great hall grew thick and heavy. Some of the warriors glanced at each other, uncertainty etched on their faces. Then, one by one, they began to step forward.
"I will follow you," said one of the warriors, his voice firm. "I am with you, my lord," said another. One by one, the warriors pledged their loyalty to Sean, and those who did not were left standing in silence. "So be it," said Sean, his eyes blazing with determination.
"Those who do not wish to fight with me may leave." He said firmly.
As Sean finished speaking, the silence in the great hall was deafening. Then, slowly, three of the warriors turned and began to walk towards the door. Their footsteps echoed in the hall, and the tension in the room was palpable. As they reached the door, they hesitated for a moment, glancing back at Sean. But then, they opened the door and left, the heavy wooden door slamming shut behind them. The silence returned, but it was now tinged with sadness and regret.
The silence in the hall was tinged with sadness and regret because those who had left were not just warriors, but also friends and comrades. Though they had disagreed with Sean's plan, they had still respected him as their leader. Now, they were gone, and the bond between them was broken. Sean's determination to go to war had cost him some of his closest allies, and he could not help but feel a pang of sorrow at their departure.
Now that those who had disagreed had left, the remaining warriors gathered around a large table in the middle of the great hall. On the table was a map of the pack, and Sean began to point out the areas of importance. "The Dark Moon pack holds the forest to the north," he said, "and we must find a way to outflank them. We cannot meet them head-on, or we will surely be defeated." The warriors nodded in agreement, their eyes fixed on the map. They began to discuss strategies and tactics, their voices hushed but intense.
.........
Khan wielded his sword, as he strike it through a statue. He heard a sound, but didn't turn back to check who it was.
Vida approaches the warrior tentatively, a steaming mug of coffee in her hands. "Hey," she says, a little shyly. "I thought you might like a break from training. Coffee?" Khan looks up, a little startled, but his expression softens when he sees who it is.
"Oh," he says, setting down his sword. "Sure, I could use a break.
"Are you preparing for the war? Is it really a must to do this?" She asked worriedly, her face was filled with concern. But sincerely, she was only hurt that this was all because of Carmen.
"To get back my mate and babies, I have to do this." He muttered as soon as he emptied the coffee in his thirsty throat. He picked up his sword trying to get back to his training.
"Then would all of this stop if I manage to get pregnant and give you babies that you want?" Vida asked, her eyes blazing with rage. She was desperate to do anything to stop Carmen from coming back.
"What a nice move.. Have you ever thought of becoming my Luna? Even before the arrival of Carmen, I never thought of making you my Luna." With that last word which seemed like a dagger that pierced through Vida's heart, he returned to training.
"So you've hated me right from the start? No matter what, you can't break it now, with the help of the current Alpha and Luna on my side, I'm sure you won't have it your way." She bolted with tears streaming down her eyeballs. She stormed outside, on her way out she met General Boch, she wiped up her tears to avoid disgrace even though he had seen her already.
"What's the matter?" Khan asked as soon as the General entered.
"All the other generals had gathered, we are just waiting for you to come over and start the meeting." He said all this with his head bowing, he dare not raise it up.
Khan dropped his sword on the floor, the general knew what it meant. He quickly picked it up and fixed it in it's right place. Khan also stretched his arm widely, meaning his general should put on the armor for him.
The door was opened and every generals in the hall stood up with a bow. Khan was holding a staff in his hand, with it he commanded them to sit down without speaking a words.
"Is there anyone here who doesn't support going to war against storm pack?" Khan asked, everyone looked beside them trying to see in anyone is not interested in this war.
"Why would their be anyone who would oppose this? This is about the future of our pack, they kidnapped our Luna." One of the general spoke angrily and other generals nodded in agreement.
"Some might be afraid of going to war, if there's anyone like that, can you please hop out now? Because storm pack is not an easy one to overcome." Khan said again, trying to fish the cowards one out.
The door opened and the alpha came in, with Vida and the current Luna following behind him. Everyone stood up, including Khan himself and bowed. He left the seat for his father as his father approached it, he also handed the staff over to him.
"Do you think this is a good idea of going to war with storm pack? Have you forgotten how powerful they are? Have you forgotten how they destroyed crescent moon pack? Have you forgotten that are our ally?" The alpha threw the questions to them, and their was confusion between the generals. They murmured between themselves trying to reason what the alpha had said.
"But, does that mean they should kidnap our future Luna? They would continue to ride us over if we look over to this." One of the generals cried out, some of the other nodded in agreement.
"Who the hell is your future Luna, have you forgotten Vida so fast? She's the daughter of the alpha of blood moon pack, how can you choose that mere omega over her?" The Luna asked rhetorically, Vida lowered her head trying to avoid meeting their gaze.
"This is not about daughter of an alpha or a mere omega. The mere omega is my mate, and this trash here is nothing!" Khan growled angrily.
"How dare you call her trash? Whether trash or nothing, stop this so-called war against storm pack. If I see you make a little more advancement about it, I would rather make the beta become the alpha." With this last words, he stormed out with Vida and the Luna falling in line behind him.
"Father! Father!! Father!!!" Khan called out but there was no response, he was gone already. He hit the table angrily causing the generals to startle.
"If you still wish to go to war, we are willing to dance to your tune." One of the generals said firmly with others nodding in agreement.
"I can't risk this. You heard what he said, right? He would choose the beta over me to become the alpha if I make another step on this matter." Khan growled, his eyes burning with rage. He clenched his fist angrily.
"Then, are you going to give up on your mate?" The general asked, his face filled with surprise. Khan was surely known to get whatever he wants.
"I have no choice on this. I rather back out or lose the Alpha position." He whispered inaudibly under his breath.
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Sean got fully dressed in his armour, and other materials needed for the battle.
"Must you really go to war because of me?" Carmen asked, her eyeballs soaked with tears.
"For you alone, it is worth it. Even if you want to go, I won't allow you, so don't ever think of eloping away from me." With those words, he pecked her forehead. The tears streamed down her cheeks.
One of his guard's entered.
"All the warriors are ready, we are just waiting for a proceeding command from you." The guards spoke with a bow.
He followed the guard outside, and mounted on his horse. He looked ahead and saw the hundreds of thousands warriors willing to fight for him.
As he was ready to charge them to go to the battlefield, the pack messenger came in, he got down on his horse with a letter in his hand. He stretched it towards Sean.
"What's in the letter?" He asked, not ready to open it himself. The messenger opened it himself, he briefed the letter to check what message the sender wanted to pass through the letter.
"Well, I think the Dark Moon Pack had turned out of the war, they have also withdrew their warriors away from our border." The messenger spoke happily. He smiled.
A smirk escaped from Sean's mouth, it was focussed on his left lips. He went back inside as he put off his clothe, he heard a noise from the room. It was clear and audible that it was from Carmen.
He rushed to the room and saw blood on her, his eyeballs turned red with a slight tear in them. He rushed out to call the doctor...