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2021-09-01 08:02:19I returned to my book. More than ever, I was determined to get a handle on this werewolf situation. Max may have been a shit about having sex and then dumping me, but his idea of finding a cure for werewolfism was a good one that I intended to work on. Why not? The zombie problem was no more and my contest with Peter was vapor. Focusing on finding a cure for werewolfism was just the thing to focus my bruised and confused mind on.
Angela stepped onto the porch just as I’d finished the in-depth description of the book’s werewolf; its looks, its habits, its laws.
“I’m leaving tomorrow for about a week,” she said as she sat in the rocker next to me.
“Evan told me,” I said. “Please be careful.”
“Evan was here?” she said with a scowl.
“For a minute, yes,” I replied.
“He told you?”
“Yes, he did,” I said, t
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We spent the next hour talking men, good sex, and laughing together. Then, the topic switched to something more serious.“I discussed the werewolf situation with the sheriff. He’s been asking some of the elders in the area about them. Like him, I was just a girl when they were here before,” Megan said. “I don’t remember much about them.”“You were raised around magic, weren’t you?” I asked.She nodded. “We’re a magical family.”“It’s so difficult for me to wrap my brain around things sometimes. I think it would have been easier before I went to medical school. They’re so anti anything that isn’t science.”“It must make your brain wrestle at times.”I chuckled. “I just had a visual of that.”“That must’ve been a doozy.” She stood up and stre
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After a moment of silent contemplation on both our parts, we turned to face the creature that lay stretched out on the gurney.“Should we call Max?” Megan asked.“Is he going to dissect that thing?” I asked with a hint of hostility.“If you want to be able to work with him, it might be a good idea to tone down the hostility and offer an olive branch.”“I don’t know why I need to be the one who offers one.”“You wouldn’t,” she muttered as she stepped up to the creature and cautiously inspected its face. “I can see a hint of human amidst this animal’s snout.”“Really?” I said as I rushed forward to stand next to her. “Damn, it’s creepy looking.” My involuntary shudder emphasized my feelings. “I’m a little sorry that Evan left.”“Are you really that dependent on Evan?” she asked
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Since the creature was an enormous bulk of dead weight, Max had Megan and me fetch the gurney while he held vigil over its fallen body. We took the elevator to the morgue; not because it was faster, but because neither of us trusted our legs to be steady enough to carry us safely down the stairs.Megan was just as shaken as I was by the ordeal. She leaned against the wall of the elevator as we descended to the morgue while she focused on controlling her breathing.It surprised me to see her so shaken by the creature after the confident and courageous way that she’d battled the zombies, but I said nothing. Who was I to comment or judge her reaction after the way that I’d just broken down into tears like a frightened little girl?She must have known my thoughts because she mentioned the fact that she’d fallen apart on her own. She guessed that it stemmed from her childhood years when she’d witnessed the effects
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We talked for a few hours, had a light breakfast, and, then, I sent Max home to shower and cool off after the heated remarks and jabs that he kept slipping to Evan. I could understand his desire to keep me safe, but I felt that he’d taken it too far with my boarder; especially when I knew it was coming more from jealousy than concern.Evan offered to go with me to pick up the supplies that I’d need to study the creature and I gladly accepted his company. We checked on Megan to make sure that she was doing well before we securely locked the house and hopped into his van.He’d barely closed the door and started the engine before the stench of werewolf overwhelmed me. Although his offer to drive me was considerate, I knew that I wouldn’t be able to tolerate being in such a stinky vehicle for the hour ride to and from the supply place. So, I strongly suggested that we use my car. He flashed me one of his handsome
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I lay, in all my naked glory, on the top of my desk while I watched him put himself back together and waited for the euphoric sensation of just having had unbelievable sex subside enough for me to want to move.He looked down at me and smiled before he bent over and suckled each nipple and then kissed my navel.“You have the perfect hourglass figure,” he cooed. “Fantastic breasts, a tiny, flat stomach and smooth, rounded hips. Not to mention that every time I enter you, you’re so tight that I feel like I’m taking you for the first time. You’re every man’s dream of the perfect woman… and you’re mine.”I moaned and writhed with delight at the feel of his lips as they moved downward. “Why did you get dressed. I could stand a bit more.”“You do seem insatiable, my love,” he said as he slid his finger inside of me while teasing my sensitive nub with his
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We walked at a quickened pace while Max kept his car parallel with us. I have to agree with Megan. It did make me feel a bit childish, but I could understand his need to do it since he didn’t want to drive on without us and I was refusing to get into the car.When we reached the driveway, he pulled past us and headed around to the morgue entrance. I pulled my keys from the pocket in the waist of my yoga pants as we walked around to the back of the house and opened up the door to the morgue. Max was quick to open the trunk of his car and heave the limp werewolf over his shoulder. Even though it hung lifeless, I still put a cautious distance between us. After all, the werewolf that Evan had brought to me had looked dead too.Max heaved the beast onto the examination table with much less grace than Evan had done with his werewolf. I shook my head and silently chastised myself for comparing the two men. One was a vampir
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With Megan at my side, we cautiously checked each room on the second floor of the house. It was only my second time going through it so thoroughly. My first time being with Evan just hours earlier when he selected his rooms.Megan found it odd that I would rent a house and not do an in-depth exploration of all of its charms. Perhaps, it was. Besides the fact that the place gave me an eerie feeling – which I attributed to its size verses occupants- it was more time constraints than lack of interest that kept me from checking out the house, room by room. There always seemed to be something pulling on my time and then, when there wasn’t, I was so tired that all I wanted to do was to find my bed and sleep in it.I found the house a pleasure to explore, even if it was to search for invaders. The architecture was interesting, and the house was in excellent condition; especially for a building that was an easy century old.
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I was at the bottom of the stairs when I remembered that Peter had sent me a message through my computer. I raced back up to my bedroom and grabbed my laptop from the nightstand. The sound of Max singing in the shower made me smile.I headed to the kitchen and opened my laptop to look for Peter’s message while I waited for the coffee to brew. To my surprise, there was nothing there. I scowled. I could have sworn that I saw a message from him before I went to sleep. Was I seeing things now? Was it just wishful thinking because he’d yet to reach out to me? Did I even want him to, now that I knew what I did about him?I scolded myself as I closed the lid on my computer. I needed to get over Peter once and for all before my mind went crazy and my life was ruined.I’d just finished frying a few eggs to make egg and bagel breakfast sandwiches with when Megan entered the kitchen.“Is M
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It took Max and his men about twenty minutes to reach us. I used that time to help Megan find something to wear since her nightgown had been torn from her body and to tend to her wound on her head as best as I could. She said that the damage was done while the werewolf carried her out of the window. She hit her head on the frame and ripped open her stitches. Although a terrible thing, it was better than having her tell me that they’d beat her on top of the rape.She surprised me when she told me that she was aware of the beastly side of a vampire. She admitted, though, that she’d never seen it. Nor did she expect I ever would. Her heartfelt apologies brought tears to my eyes.I felt like a baby crying about what happened to me when she’d been kidnapped, repeatedly raped, and was now on her way to werewolfism. Yet, she was keeping her composure. When I asked her how she was able to hold it together so wel
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My legs finally failed me, and I slid to the floor. I could see a small pool of blood forming from the bite between my legs while a heavier trail of blood from my neck flowed over my breasts.“Where did he bite you?” she asked with a harsh tone that I chose to ignore.I pointed to my breast, neck, and crotch and she rolled her eyes. “It figures.”She picked me up and carried me to my office as if I weighed nothing. As she laid me down on the examination table, she said, “I’m going to have to heal the wounds with my saliva. Believe me, this will be harder on me than on you.”She buried her mouth over the wound on my neck first, since it was losing the most blood. Then, she moved to the wound in my crotch and worked her saliva over it in a way that I found soothing and comforting. When she was satisfied that there was no sign of his attack, she moved to my breast and did the
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The following morning, I crawled from my bed with the worst headache that I could remember having. My first thought was that I should have had white wine because it contained fewer tannins. Not only did my head ache, but every muscle in my body felt like it had been abused. I found a note from Max on the nightstand saying that he’d been called in to work at pre-dawn and that he would check on me at lunch time.Alone and feeling like crap, I staggered to the bathroom and looked at the tub. Had I taken that bath the night before? I just couldn’t remember. I felt like I needed to cleanse myself - especially my female area – but I didn’t dare wash off the potion. I settled for washing my important parts at the sink.I found some over the counter headache tablets in my medicine cabinet and popped two into my mouth. At the absence of a glass, I leaned over and drank directly from the faucet while I washe
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Whether Megan realized it or not. The potion had done more than allow me to get in touch with my true feelings about Max. It helped to heal the hole in my heart that Peter had created. For the first time since I’d listened to that cab take him away, I felt happy, whole, and ready to live life to its fullest. It came to me that I could love more than one man and it was okay. I didn’t need to hold back from Max because I had love for Peter and probably always would, no matter what he’d done to me. The love I felt for Max was a good love. A peaceful love. A secure love. It was a love that I knew would last the test of time.As I stood with my face and hands planted against the cool wall as the shower water fell on my back and Max pumped his seed deep into my womanhood, I moaned, “Marry me, Max.”He was so shocked by my words that he stopped in mid thrust; frozen.“Don&rs
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The sound of Evan’s van pulling into the driveway distracted us from our conversation.Megan placed her hand on my forearm to get my attention as we watched through the kitchen window as he parked his van and hopped out.“A word of warning. Max isn’t the only one who will feel the effects of the potion. Any man with love for you will have their emotions enhanced; as you will for him if you harbor any feelings of love for him. Even the smallest amount will be strengthened and brought forth. It’ll be especially potent from drinking the tea. Once you start bathing in it, the energies will align and be less erratic. You say that you don’t have feelings for him in that way, but I’m telling you that Evan has feelings for you that go beyond sexual, so be careful not to touch him any more than necessary until you’ve completed all of your baths or we’ll have a problem on our hands.”
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The selection at the local theater consisted of a spy thriller, a horror movie, and a children’s animation. Since we’d had enough thrills and horror to last us a very, very long time, and neither of us were into animation, we headed to the nearest new age store for the supplies necessary to sage and clear the house of spirits.Megan’s first thought was to fetch what we needed from her house, since she possessed a complete stock of such things, but my gut warned me to stay in a populated area. It may have just been from being wary after all that we’d been through, but Megan thought it was more. She suggested that we begin working on fine tuning my psychic skills as well as teach me some simple magic. It sounded fun and interesting, so I readily agreed.Our biggest obstacle would be time. I had my growing practice to run and I was just beginning my research on werewolves. So, when we returned to the
