Georgette spent the most splendid time of her life, helping her aging grandma with their household chores, starting to learn to cook meals specifically, baking goodies for their small trading while going out in the woods and sneaking to meet her lover, Wolfram at night.
They would spend a blissful evening, dancing, singing and making love under the velvet night sky and taking shelter in his warm arms, wondering if they could finally announce their marital union.“I didn’t want this to end, Wolfie,” she sighed while nestling in his chest.Wolfram kissed her temple, shifting to accommodate her with his body as her bed and providing warmth for both of them. Sighing while looking aimlessly at the atrium of the cave.Keeping his silent and anticipating the impending tears that were threatening to fall anytime soon in her eyes.They just spent a romantic evening, ate their sup together in the candlelit banquet and made love after. Lying comfortably on his thick wool blanket and fur carpet, serving as their makeshift cot. They were at the solarium of his humble home. Savoring the afterglow of their love and the remaining days they would spend together.“I don’t want you to go, please, just stay with me,” then she said. The unspoken clamor inside her head was finally revealed.“Even if I wanted to stay, I can’t, I have to serve the next ritual for the harvesting season, don’t cry, my little sweetheart, I’ll be back soon before this babe will come out,” he reassured her and teased her instead placing his wide palm on her flat tummy.She dabbed his arm and sent him chuckling, her best reaction still gets him.“I’m not with child yet, you always pulled out whenever you were coming,” she spoke in chagrin.Which made him even more laughing. “I’m just protecting you, from the malice and foul words coming from your kind,” before sighing. He ran his fingers on her golden silky hair, slipping through his fingertips.Her big curls and the smooth texture made him wonder what made her long locks grow strong and silky smooth, not to mention, fragrant.“We both know they are not my kind, I’m an outcast, we both are, except you, are much more acceptable because of your upbringing and bloodline supremacy, while me? A half-bred sired by mongrel, a creature that crawls and feasts on the dead, that’s what people say on my back,”He felt the hurt in her words and let out another sigh. “You still have your grandma with you and your rambunctious tribe backing you up, have you heard the phrase ‘count your blessing’ yet?”“Yours is different, way bit different, your tribe is known to be the greatest, revered and respected by many people for centuries,”“Yet close to extinction, I don’t even know if I have a clan to rule over, we are failing, emasculated by tragedies and I don’t even know if there’s other white wolves left other than me, do I have someone to take me home? I only have you,”She paused and looked at him. He smiled and then kissed her forehead. “We have something in common, both ostracized by humans and even neglected, we share the same root yet are different in other perspectives, we have carried our scars created by mankind, and even inside our tribe, we are walking while carrying this kind of thorn to make us strong, it could probably kill us in the long run but it will never be the cause of our destruction, because one thing is for sure, my love for you will never change and will never end,”The trickling tears finally fell onto her cheeks and hugged him. “I love you, Wolfram, I will die if they take you away from me,”“I will never leave your side, Georgette, I’m planning to stay here with you,” he closed his eyes as he spoke, professing his ultimate love for his mate was always a source of his strength but he was also terrified, for the future of their union.He vowed to stay pure and away from any distractions. Including having an illicit affair with a girl who came from his rival clan. Their love is forbidden, and heaven knows what will happen if both of their tribes find out about their secret affair.She sniffled and looked at him, her lovely blue eyes were enchanting, and they always captivate his soul.Without further words, he pulled her closer, cupped her face and captured her lips. Her mouth always tasted so sweet and so divine.Loving her is his religion.He inhaled her scent—her feminine scent and her breath, infused with rose wine and fruit bread. He chuckled, hinting at a flavor of mint and lamb.He never partook in any meat for he is a devoted vegetarian but, tasting her and her luscious body made him break his own rule.He wants to devour her, in the carnal sense.Groaning loudly, he felt his groin acting strange again. But he chose to restrain it, he had to if he didn’t want to leave her pregnant, and let her face the consequences all alone while he will be away for months, all the ruckus and vile contempt from the good 'ol folks, those hypocrites.Being pregnant out of wedlock is still frowned upon by many, an unchaste lady was likely to be shunned, called by disparaging names and considered undesirable for marrying an eligible husband, in the human perfect sense.While in their condition, falling for a monster like him is already unacceptable for both humans and their tribe’s crazy rule, having a brood or spawning children from the union is considered a crime and punishable by burning at the stake, stoning to death, hanging or beheading and other dead sentence punishment reinforced by the cruel and unjust people. The world had just gone mad. And this century posed no difference from the previous millennium.“Please come back to me, my love, Wolfram,” she brought him back from his long reverie and agony and spoke those words.“I will, I promise,” so he sealed it with a kiss.He pulled her snuggly and tried to clear his mind from worry, for the ominous fate they would face if this love they shared would bring forth tears and tragedy.******Georgette suddenly became gloomy and quiet which made her grandma worry. Lucinde would often be asked what was a miss, she would say nothing and gave a bleak smile.It had been two weeks since Wolfram departed to act on his duty as the chief guardian of the seven mountains of Gaia and Nautilus and the wolf mediator of the ancient earth and dark abyss. He came from a moon wolf clan that was considered holy and honored by their tribal ancestors even his rival clan, her tribe and human alike, he is far more admirable than hers in comparison.She was what they called the half-bred mongrel, the intercross of a human and a werewolf, the most disappointing truth was, that the tribe that she came from had a notoriety, a bad reputation that painted her and her clan for a century as the evil scheming monsters. Feasting on the carcasses of animals and humans, creating havoc and mischief, the reason why werewolves from other clans had been hunted and killed, for bounty or fame.That is why like her grandmother, Wolfram also despises her clan. But not her, she is the only exception.She smiled at the thought of him, and the numerous times he teased her about being a lovechild of a wild and carefree milkmaiden and a despicable and unruly chieftain of the Rugabaga tribe, a direct descendant of Amon-Amal, a black bzou who happened to be a human that once tricked a demon whom he met in the street, known to be a trickster and boastful, he challenged the demon in liquor drinking contest of which he tricked the demon because the wine cup he held, had a hole in it and left the demon snoring, he took his belongings and joined in a merrymaking nearby when the demon was awakened and found his stuff went missing, he was enraged and decided to punish the man.Because Amon was known for his glut and hubris, the demon cursed and turned him into a horrible beast with an insatiable appetite for flesh. Amon became the first ever bzou and became the progenitor of Wolfen-noir.It was an old tale that had been passed by generation and her mother knew this too, her grandma told her this, many times over when she was just a wee lass and up until now, her grandma couldn’t accept what her mother had turned into.They said she was lucky to have a nice upbringing, she was brought up as a well-bred maiden, unlike her brother, who probably didn’t even know how to read or write, and a loving grandmother who filled her longing for a complete family but she still felt the void within her knowing she was not recognized by both races. She had it both and yet she felt she didn’t belong to any of them.There was a pang of disappointment about her complaint to Wolfram and she felt he was not taking her seriously. About her bloodline and her unconventional family. She was shunned even before, being called the ‘daughter of mongrel’ ‘sired by evil fiend’ ‘daughter of the abyss’ and many more that she lost of count.That was why she didn’t have a friend in both races. Humans were pretty ostentatious and double-dealing, she couldn’t even tell if what they showed and said was true or false when she was facing them.On the other hand, her so-called tribe, the Rugabaga, didn’t even know her, despite the fact that she was the first daughter of their chieftain, Joachim, the black brazen bzou, they never recognized her as their kin because she couldn’t turn. She tried but she failed, which made her even more crestfallen. Unlike her younger brother who turned after her mother gave birth, on the first full moon, under the month of Samhain, which made her mother’s midwife, run away in fear.Her mother turned when she was on the brink of death, after being severely attacked by townspeople with their spear and stake, she was under the punishment of beheading for the crime of practicing witchcraft when her father came and rescued her. Her father had no choice but to turn her into a werewolf.They were together and living a happy complete family, while she, was left to fend for herself, and to look after her old and weak grandmother, and all that her mother left when she was still a human.*A/N*Too much information and backtracking their lineage. First of all, I love this couple (Georgette and Wolfram) I will them Geor-fram or Wolfgette hahaha. Jk. This info will have something to do in their future problem and trial so, just watch out.Riding Hood had it her way. She spent the day, completely consumed by her unruly display of lewd behavior, being had by men she just met in the street even in broad daylight, taking nothing but their strength and a few invaluable belongings. She spread her legs to older men, poked fun at the wee lad and got high in fever with her favorite lover, Salvatore, with whom she spent most of her nights in town, in return, he bought her lavish gifts and took her to a fine pub and imbibed liquor after a hearty meal before going down to their night time conquest. Either he or she controlled the game but both gained and met their needs for carnal love. After a month of living a debaucherous life, she had made a reputation, as a man-eater minx, equal to a lady killer in the form of a woman. But the town was small of her big appetite so she decided to go back to the forest and traveled to the uncharted place where she could find more men to taste and what could this life do to her. She consider
“I love you,” Were the words that came out from her lover, her man at the moment after their full-blown sex in broad daylight yesterday. She was used to getting had in mid day, in fact, this was also the time she lost her innocence with the same man but what confused her was his words, ‘I love you’ that she often heard from the men she had lain with before, after him, it was nonsense to her, she didn’t believe it, but when it came out to his mouth, it hit different. She felt it and she was terrified, for once in her life, she never felt this way. He loves her, regardless of her wanton nature and mischief before. She already told him that after him, she had other encounters with men and she had fun, he just shrugged that off and told her. “I've been there before, young lass, that was not new to me, the important thing to me is I am your first and hopefully, going to be your last,” That nonchalant demeanor and lousy confession of his feelings for her had made her more confused and k
Georgette spent the past month with worrisome and became morose knowing Wolfram would not going to come back anytime soon. It was just spring time and the month of harvest season, which was around August to September, took about three to four months. She terribly missed her lover, and she always fantasized he was just around and silently watching her like he did before, when they were both wee lass and lad. Smiling, Georgette remembered the first time she met him. He was, unlikely the man that she imagined to be, he was a trickster, often ploy to make her cry or shoo her away. He abhorred any kind of interaction with humans and he often did his thing alone. Like she also did before. As a child of her carefree mother and sired by her notorious father, growing up was never easy for her. Lucinde, her grandma raised her after her mother eloped with her father, she was just two years and three weeks when her mother went on a journey, no one heard about her until she came back two years l
Georgette was attacked with hiccups and a runny nose as she stood at the door of their little cabin. She wiped her tears dry but it seemed her waterworks were acting up due to her early condition. She counted the days and marked that it had been a month away and five days since her last visit and she hadn’t bled yet. She concluded that she missed her visit, two days after she lost her maidenhead to her lover, who unbeknownst to him, that she was expecting their first love child. Georgette gave a last glance at the house, remembering the memories that she had in this humble hut. With a pang of guilt, she touched the door, bowed her head, and prayed. “Please, take care of yourself, Grandma, you will always be in my mind, praying for your happiness, and will include you in my every prayer at night. I wish you that your ailings would be easy on you and hope for better days for you to recuperate. I ask you to always put on a thick blanket when you sleep and don’t forget to close the win
François was really bewitched by the girl he just met. He offered to walk her to her destination but she declined courteously and bade her goodbye. She even wished him luck finding his elusive bride-to-be, who just walked out on him this morning. They had a small fight that went out of control. He was close to hurting her earlier because of her unbecoming and unbelievable behavior so to rest his hands from strangling her, he just let her be and chose to hunt alone, he thought the fight would settle if left to cool but he was wrong, found her stuff missing and that brought him roaming the uncharted place of east side forest where he stumbled to Georgette. He was really mystified about why they shared the same face and the same age, he tried to ask her personal questions earlier but she kept evading when it came to her family. Something told him that she was not telling everything. It was a nature to be wary toward strangers but there was something about her that was holding her back
Red gave a side glance at her companion, the unaware Georgette was busy cleaning and cooking their meal in a pit she built, while the first did the hunting for them, catching a bony hare and a straying waterfowl on the stream. Meanwhile, Georgette picked flowers and berries she passed by, aware and versed to wild berries and poppies that were both poisonous and itchy, she picked mulberries, some cranberries, and citron and saffron for her soap, she also went on the stream to wash the fruits but also to catch fish. She didn’t have a catch though but she found some rhinestones on the shallow and some soft shellfish that probably came from the nearest ocean and washed over the tides and then got stuck to the channeling stream when the water ebbed. She went back and started creating a fire with a cinder she always kept in her basket and cleaned the meat that she would add to her soup. Red killed and cut the carcass in partition while she removed the unwanted parts and washed it into t
Red was acting strange, Georgette felt it and sensed she had said something that made her so distant and quiet. She tried to be cheerful, despite the lack of having something to talk about. She just turned the topic to her looks. “Where did you get your clothes? I mean, you probably bought it from a local merchant downtown, It is lovely, I could see that you have keen eyes for fashion and finer things,”Red put on a quick smile but faded, showing on her face, Georgette surmised, she had hurt her feelings. “I am sorry if I unconsciously offend you with something, I didn’t mean to hide it from you, but I know on first look, you and François knew each other and had a deeper connection, so I thought it would help you two patch things up, he seems to so be in love with you, I have never seen a man who is very dedicated and so proud of someone he loves, and that is you,”Red head turned, gazing up, she was playing with her bracelet when Georgette was speaking. She initially thought the g
After a few more long tiring walks going back to her route, Georgette’s knees were getting sore, and her feet underneath her boots were begging for cold water and salve. She sighed, looking at the dusk sky, fluctuating its color from orange to intense yellowish red into purple. Another day had ended and she hadn’t reached Wolfram’s lair yet. She smoothed her hair, trying to massage her scalp where Red had yanked and pulled a few strands of her locks. Her anger rose, not towards Red but more to herself, she let her do that to her. She was so consumed by her thoughts and idly walking that she didn’t realize a group of men was in a camp, drinking beer and merrymaking nearby. One of the drunken men spotted her and nudged the other man next to him. “Hey look what I found,” then jutted his chin to point at her, still unaware of their presence. The men sneered maliciously, thinking the same thing. One man, a burly with a huge belly suddenly recognized her and shouted. “Drats! That’s her!
WHEN Georgette woke up, there were noises around her. She slowly opened her eyes and saw two or three gals inside her tent, bustling out and busying themselves with chores, hearing their giggling and jesting then halted when they saw her, sitting up and rubbing the sleep in her eyes.“Blessed morning to you, young lady,” one on her right greeted with a smile. The lady was wearing a blue-greenish dress with a decent low cutting of neckline, revealing a slight crevice of her bosom, a bodice that showed her tiny waist, and a nice skirt that flowed like water when she moved. Georgette was enthralled by her beautiful dress but the girl’s facial features were also equally captivating with pearly skin with a sprinkle of freckles running to the bridge of her nose, her thin yet straight nose, her hazel brown pair of eyes glinting with confidence and mirth. And plump bottom lip that had a pigment of red tint, bestowing a benevolent smile. Her crowning glory was a red-brownish locks that reac
GEORGETTE was restless upon hearing what the oracle had seen in her near future. She never believed in one because her grandma told her that those things, those people who didn’t practice Christendom and use the method of black magic were evil. Her grandma told her that believing in those practices and faith, would lead anyone to evil and into darkness and God would be angered and punish those people. She was raised believing in God, the All Mighty One, and the only way of redemption to salvation. She is raised as Christian yet, having a half-blood and an affinity to the dark creature, she couldn’t say she fully believes the Doctrine of the High Church regarding Christianity. But the thing that the priestess told her bugged the inside of her. She never wanted to linger on it but her thoughts would always bring her back there, knowing her babe’s welfare was a matter of concern. She was tossing and turning, trying to erase her past trials and troubles when her reverie made her awake
Blanchett was shaking and anticipating, standing in front of the old woman, whom they considered as the priestess of the Moon, Grand Zelda was getting quite silent for a long while, after she told her about what she found out about her daughter’s lover. “So, what do you think, Old Zelda? How can you interpret the signs?” she asked once again. With pursed lips, the old woman turned, walking slowly heading to her cauldron. She lifted it from the hook and took a handful of the ashes from the unused fire pit then walked to her circle, her witching stuff and herbs, took the runes, and prayed. She was chanting in jibberish, while looking above her head then slowly lifted her two arms, the ashes on her right, and the runes on her left hand. The chanting was getting loud and the old woman's voice was getting pitchy before screaming. Then dropped the ashes and the rune stones on the ground. The stones landed perfectly on the carpet while others were standing to Blanchett’s surprise. The
Red had been going in circles, she tried to trace back the last landmark she passed earlier on but the rock formations and the trees that she was seeing around were all the same. Then she followed a trail heading to an inlet and led her into the marsh, she didn’t know if she would be able to go back to where the last sign that she memorized when she entered the dark forest. She planned to harm Georgette and left her in the wilderness but she was the one that was lost. Annoyed and tired, she stomped her feet and marched her way to the grassland, hoping to find someone or something that would help her get out of this forsaken place. She sighed angrily, thinking that Georgette had tricked her and gnawed with loathsome despair to scratch the smile on that bitch’s face. “Bitch! I will kill you if I happen to find you!” she vindicated, throwing an angry fist in the air. She continued to walk, looking around and feeling a little distressed, she felt someone was watching her. She didn’
Wolfram was agitated. His mind was trying to concentrate on the inauguration of the rain season, to fill every aqueduct and riverbank and flows to the artificial channels preparing for the summer so that in harvesting season, the water supply was sufficient and prevented a drought and barren soil in the heat of this coming summer. He kept his worries at bay but his heart was longing for someone, his loneliness and emptiness were getting stronger as weeks passed by and his mind couldn’t take her away from his reverie. He missed her, so badly. Every time he was alone, he would hear voices, her whispers, her laughter, and her cries. His bonny maiden. His love, his life. His heart is calling for Georgette. His eyes fluttered open, his mind couldn’t keep this up and it might ruin the ritual. “You are quite distraught, my child, what is it? Is it about her again?” The voice from a female vixen broke the silence. He didn’t reply, knowing she already knew. It was a waste of time to deny
Joachim’s stern face scared Blanchett. She knew that her husband wouldn’t like the tidings that she just broke to him lightly, trying to lessen the intensity of his wrath. Soon, he grabbed the table and threw it outside. He snatched another chair and smashed it, she tried to stop him but he was furious, full of emotions and disappointment. It took a while before her husband stopped, sending the whole place into a disastrous sight. “Why did we let this happen to her?” he asked more to himself. Turning his back to her. She knew he was crying, angry, dumbstruck, and guilty, she could tell to his tensed back and panting the anguish of a father who failed to protect his daughter. Blanchett was speechless, she also blamed herself for what happened and why this happened. They abandoned their child, their firstborn child. “This is not your fault, Joachim, we didn’t want this to happen,”“But why my daughter?” he turned, showing his crystal tears and his dejected face. “She’s my daughter
Blanchett watched her son disappear into the forest with his peers, running and squealing, jesting and fooling around. She could still hear them, smiling to herself before she decided to look for her other child. She closed her eyes and let other senses help her in searching, she opened her eyes, getting the exact location. A thing she acquired when she turned together her unique power to sense someone’s intention behind the skin deep. They said it was innate in her, but Joachim concluded that it was her gift.A testament that their ancestors and deity accepted her as their member, she became one of the most powerful bay wolves in the tribe, second to Grand Zelda, the witch doctor and the only eldest left in the Rugabaga tribe. Joachim’s foster mother, whom she considered as her mother-in-law. Her daughter was in the vale, sitting in the huge stone and rock formation that served as the laundry and backwoods of their camp. Sighing, Blanchett realized that her daughter was missing hom
Georgette got bored and tried to ease it by walking out of her tent. Eyes were always on her anywhere she went, hugging herself and tugging her hood up, she hurriedly walked but bumped into someone’s chest. An arm caught her before she fell to the ground, then steadied her back to her feet. “I beg your pardon, Sir... I… was not looking,” she apologized, lowering her head. “It was nothing, young lass, but next time, watch your step,” the man, who saved him spoke and walked to her side. She didn’t look back at him, she didn’t even have a face to look at him but she heard him calling her name. So she turned just to see how charming and captivating the man was with his gorgeous grin and hazel brown eyes. “Welcome to Rugabaga, Georgette,” then he turned his back, leaving her the impression that he was flirting with him with that wink. She shook her head and smiled to herself, then she continued to walk when her brother jumped on her side which made her jerk up. “I got you with that!”
The sound of a loud horn blowing in the air made Georgette yell out and wide awake. Jerking up, she looked at her surroundings, checking where she was and why she was lying on a bed. Slowly sitting up, whispers from the outside of this huge tent, the flap was closed but she could hear the voices of the people, chatting or was it just her imagination? She looked at the interior and spied out for any sign of hostility, a canopy of thick fabric laid decoratively above her head and some outlandish ornaments hanging horizontally in a string tied in the bedpost where she lay. The mattress was tufted, lumps of cotton and sheepskins, sewn pieces to pieces to make a huge twin-sized bed. She also checked the thick yet downy piece of fabric that lay over her as a blanket. She lay it on her cheek and rubbed it against her hand, it was soft as cotton and thick as wool. Then a voice, a lad blurted out, peeping on the flap of the opening and saw her adoring the blanket. “Mom, She’s awake! Come!”