Thread: The Alpha's Love (Kaiden & Babysister)

RE The Girl and the Wolf Kaiden Babysister For no real reason that she could guess, Kaiden had a special hatred for Jake. The man seemed nice enough, at least he hadn't done anything to elicit such rudeness. All he wanted to do was talk, what was the harm in that? Placing a gentle hand on her boyfriends shoulder, and effectively cutting off any further tirades, she voiced her desire to speak with Jake. If he had come out of his way to talk to her, maybe he had something to say. Trinity's curiosity was piqued. As Kai's arm dropped from her shoulder, she found her own looped through Jake's as he led her away. She thought he would only go out of earshot, but he continued leading her around the corner. The instant she could no longer feel Kaiden's eyes on her the arm slipped from hers and snapped around her neck, cutting off her air and preventing any means of crying out. She clawed at the hard arm around her neck, feeling blood come away under her nails. Mulishly she dug in her heels. Her strength was just no match for his. As he dragged her down an alleyway she could just make out shadowy figures. Maybe it was the dark, maybe it was the lack of air. But, she could have sworn those shadows were wolves and that one had morphed into a man. Spots danced before her eyes, darkness creeping into her vision when she was suddenly thrust forward. Trinity slumped against the form, barely realizing she was even bound, simply focusing on drawing painful wrapped breaths in through her bruised throat. Their voices swirled around her head, years of watching criminal law enforcements shows told her she really should be paying attention but it felt like her ears were clogged up. Kaiden would notice she was missing, he had said five minutes. She simply had to hold out until he came for her. A strong arm hefted her over their shoulder, like a sack of grain. Trinity bucked, straining against the zip ties until they were digging into her wrists. It had about as much effect as throwing a feather at them for all the good it did. She was borne off anyway. As they passed under the light of a streetlamp she saw she had been right. Those were wolves. Or dogs that closely resembled wolves, huge dogs. Those couldn't be real wolves after all. Simply couldn't. Fifteen minutes, and one jostling, bumpy, ride, later found her staring around at deep woods. If she craned her neck around she could make out a run down, decrepit, mansion a top a small slope. It looked like it hadn't seen a resident in years. Though clearly her captor was familiar with it. Where have you bastards taken me?! She demanded, as they swept through the front door. Trinity was ignored, as her every question and demands of release had been ignored along the way. As they crossed the threshold her captor tossed his load unceremoniously to the floor, grunting she wriggled into a general sitting position, wishing she had her hands free to push down her skirt. In the ride it had ridden dangerously high on her thighs, the slit gaping open and leaving almost nothing to the imagination. The smell of wet dog literally permeated everything, that and moldy old house. Out of the darkness came human and dog alike. How could they all live in a place such as this? Her heeled foot lashed out at the man who had carried her back. The lecherous grin on his face boded ill for her, but he wouldn't take her innocence without a fight. Let go of me you disgustin- a feral growl reverberated around them and Hunter's grip on her leg slackened. Yanking her ankle free she scooted back a few feet. The man who had halted Hunter's advances helped her to her feet. At least he seemed civilized enough. Better to be around him. Why am I here? Why would you bait Kaiden with me? He listened patiently enough but continued on as if she hadn't spoken, bringing her into a vacant room and settling her on a couch. As if this was some sort of social call. Left alone for even a moment she looked around the room she was in for some sort of escape. Boarded up windows, no hope there. Buckling water logged walls, maybe if she had more time and a sledgehammer. Door, and try to run past the others? Before she could decide either way the civilized one returned and gave her something to drink. She would, she pointed out, if her hands weren't currently bound behind her back. Of course he freed her, where else would she go? Though her situation hadn't changed, having the use of her hands made her feel much less helpless. Ignoring the drink anyway she eyed the man with disbelief as he spoke. Even going so far as to snort. What did he take her for? She was no longer the child that believed in fairy tales. Seeing she wasn't about to take his word for it he called in another. Dante. In padded a husky dog. Though on closer inspection there was no way that was a dog. It was a wolf, a big one. Trinity shrank back. What were they doing keeping a wild animal like some common pet. Albeit a well fed one clearly. Not only that but Jeremy spoke to it as though it understood and not in the way most humans had conversations with their pets. One sided and answering their own questions. No like he actually expected it to answer back. And what other form? Was this man crazy or something? The skeptical look on her face changed to one of horrified wonder as the wolf before her morphed into a human. So she hadn't been seeing things in the alley. The wolf had turned into a human. Then that meant.. werewolves did exist.. and they said Kaiden was one. Though her brain wanted to reject the fantastical thing it was seeing so many things suddenly made sense about Kaiden. He really does have a dogs nose.. she muttered to herself, not even realizing she had said it aloud until Jeremy chuckled. Snapping her gaze back to him her eyes narrowed. The fact that she had accepted something so vastly different from herself without even batting an eye stunned her captor. In her eyes he didn't read condemnation for what he was, just anger and confusion about what he had done, what they had done. Just like that Trinity had accepted the fact that there were werewolves in the world. Accepted that Kaiden was one of them. It didn't change how she felt, she knew why he had kept it a secret. And with the opening of the door she wondered if there were other such beings out there. If werewolves existed, what else was out there that human beings were unknowable of? But for now that didn't change her current predicament. Why had they brought her here? Seeing as I'm going nowhere anytime soon, yes I would like to know why I am being held against my will in this shithole in the middle of the woods. Jeremy smirked, yes Kaiden's little mate would have fire to her. She was afraid, because dangerous beings had captured her not merely because they were werewolves, but because they had stolen her away for their own purposes. It was merely impressive that she wasn't a quaking pile of goo right now. Aren't you afraid? he asked curiously. Trinity snorted, pushing her hair away from her face with a practiced elegant motion. Afraid? Of course I'm fucking afraid. But, if you had wanted to kill me you would have done it by now. Clearly you have a purpose for me. And I should like to know what it is.