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âYou wonât be, they found your parentsâ while you were gone. They looked for you, sent out fliers but the only pictures they had of you were when you were 9.â Her parentsâ. Sheâd never known them; sheâd seen pictures of them one time when sheâd snuck into Miss Maryâs file cabinet. Sheâd seen her mothers long brown hair pulled into a ponytail, and her fatherâs black hair ruffled and untamed on the security camera photo. Theyâd both looked terried as they laid her down in a crumpled newspaper. But sheâd never met them. Sheâd been told by the other kids that they didnât want her, they left her in a newspaper bundle with a note saying that they werenât ready. Sheâd been heartbroken at the time, but as she grew older she realized that some people werenât made to be mothers and fathers.
âMy, my parentâs?â she whispered, as a car whizzed by. She closed her eyes and shook her head; she took a step back and braced her hands.
âThat doesnât mean anything. I canât stay here Tom, Iâll try to stay as long as I can but it hurts too much to be here.â She said softly.
âNo, no, no wait. Ok, I understand ok? I know itâs been awhile but you just canât leave. There are people here that need you-â
âNo one needs me! I sent a little boy into shock that couldâve easily killed him! I am a killer! Ok! Iâm saying it out in the open, for everyone to hear! Molly Turanga is a killer! No one needs killers; Iâm the person that messes everything up! Iâm the person that makes good things turn bad! But I wonât do that here. I wonât mess up anyoneâs life. Not anymore.â She told him, tears streaming down her face. She looked at him for a little while longer then turned on her heel and ran toward McFurlyâs.
He watched as she teared up. He watched as she ran away from him as fast as she could. And he felt dead inside. To have his mate and his best friend run away and cry because of him felt terrible. His wolf clawed at his brain and howled in anger.
âMolly, jeez, wait!â he yelled after her and ran toward her. Sensing him behind her she whirled around and held her hands toward him.
âI do not want to kill you Thomas, but if you stop me from leaving Iâll have to.â Her voice was grave and shaky. He watched her warily.
âWhat exactly do you plan on doing, huh, sweetheart?â he asked in a low voice, taunting her. He stepped closer and watched as her hands grew shakier.
âIâll touch you.â She threatened, or tried to threaten, he couldnât help the small smile that formed on his lips.
âI donât think thatâll kill me. It might do something else, but kill is definitely not it.â He told her and he watched her lick her lips and swallow.
âPlease donât make me do it.â She begged him, her eyes starting to water again.
âYou might as well âtouch meâ âcuz Iâm not letting you leave here.â He told her, taking another step close. Grunting she touched his heart. He raised an eyebrow at her and she looked at her hand in horror. She did it again, putting a little force into it.
âSweetheart, itâs not doing anything.â He told her, amused and confused. Sheâd tried to kill him, by touching him. That was how otherâs got killed but it had no effect on matesâ.
âNow it fails me.â She mumbles and looks up at him.
âIâm still not staying-â
âWhy!?â he exploded, his anger besting him âBecause youâre afraid youâll hurt someone?! Canât happen anymore, your âpowersâ are gone! Afraid youâll get too attached?! Too late because you long for home! You long for this place, you want to belong! So pray tell, what excuse you will bless me with now!?â he yelled at her, stepping closer to her. His wolf was so close now, he knew it. He felt his canines elongate, he felt his claws descend, but he could care less. He would not allow his mate to deny him. She glared at him, hard, trying to hate him. Really trying, he could tell. He knew his eyes changed, but she knew that already. She knew that sometimes when he got âoverwhelmedâ his eyes changed from their original color to amber.
âI just canât Tommy, and if you knew me and you cared for me youâd understand that. Iâve been away too long, the roads are my home.â She said, dejected and wounded. He immediately felt like an ass. Heâd snapped just because heâd wanted her to stay. Just as he was calming down he saw the little twinkle in her eye, the little spark of mischief. Sheâd been playing with him and he felt for it. He played along though; he softened his demeanor and hugged her. She hugged him back tentatively and thatâs when he attacked. He kissed her neck softly; his teeth elongated, and scraped her fine smooth skin. She tasted like strawberries. So, so sweet. She gasped and broke away from him; she put her hand over her neck and scrunched up her cute little nose.
âJerk.â She spat then strutted away. He gave a low whistle as he looked at her ass move in the black skinny jeans she wore. She flipped him off but kept moving, he honestly had no choice but to follow her.
She thought she had him, honestly by his face she thought she had him fooled. But the bastard did that weird thing where his teeth got abnormally sharp. Heâd been able to do that since he was 5, she was the only one he was allowed to tell. Back then itâs been an honor, now it was just annoying. Especiialy since when he did that a wave of wetness gushed from her, and sheâd had to bite her lip to keep back the moan. Now he followed her, he could probably smell her arousal, all the way to McFurlyâs. sheâd kept her head held high though, she kept her stride confident, and her anger in check. When she reached the place she immediately went for her Harley and straddled it.
âWhere do you think youâre going?â he asked dangerously, bracing his hands on the handle bars, leaning into her face.
âSince youâve made it so evident that I canât leave, I have to go find a place to sleep. If itâs okay with you though daddy?â she sneered, and revved the engine once. Trying to scare him but she knew, he didnât scare easily, it was gonna take something big to scare him. And she had just the thing. Thomas was a very jealous boy, he was jealous of the other boys from the orphanage, he was jealous of the other girls from the orphanage. He was jealous of the adults that talked to her! Just because they did. He didnât like anybody to touch her; he didnât like anybody to speak to her. She could remember one time, when they were 8; she had a crush on a boy from the orphanage. Johnny Wittle, whose blue eyes and brown hair had reeled her in like a fish from water. Heâd been so scared, he cried actually, when she told him about it. He begged her not to like him anymore, he begged her to see that he was mean and bad. Of course she knew Johnny Wittle was not any of those things, but to see him cry was a terrible thing. So she agreed never to even look at him and he hugged her tightly. The memory floated away and she smiled inwardly.
âMy boyfriend is waiting for me at the motel on the edge of town. I told him Iâd be back before sundown. I donât like to disappoint.â She told him and watched as his face blanched.
âWhat do you mean your boyfriend?â his voice cracked a little and she fought the bought of emotion that plagued her.
âMy boyfriend, the boy who Iâm dating, the one Iâm sleeping with.â She said cruelly, her heart breaking with each word she uttered. His eyes narrowed dangerously and she thought she could hear a faint rumble in his chest.
âFirst of all, no other man can touch you without dying or going into a state of shock. Second of all, youâre lying. You know canât lie to me Molly, I donât even know why you try.â He said, his eyes flicking to amber again. How he had known any of that, she didnât think sheâd ever know, but she wasnât afraid of him, in fact at this moment she was bordering on hating him.
âGet off my bike, Thomas, or I swear to the good lord I will run you over.â She threatened, this time meaning every word. He cocked an eyebrow at her and showed off one shiny canine. Growling she revved the engine once, he still didnât move. She kicked up the kick stand and revved the engine once more. His expression cleared a little, but she was in no mood to be forgiving. She put up her feet, revved the engine, knocking him over in the process, and sped off. The engine sounded harsh to her ears, like evil laughter, but she kept revving until she was going fast enough. Chapter 2
Growling she made a fast u- turn, her foot skimming the road, and sped back to McFurlyâs. He stood there, confident, with his arms folded. And god how she hated that, she pulled her bike to the side of the road and got off. She stormed to stand in front of him.
âYou done with your little temper tantrum yet sweetheart?â he asked cockily, his black eyes shining with amusement. Grunting she kicked him in his balls, he doubled over in pain landing on his knees and she smiled smugly.
âNow I am.â She muttered and strutted back to the bike and straddled. âSee you around Tommy.â She told him and revved off to the motel.
God that hurt, it hurt worse than sin. But it hurt more, knowing that sheâd done it to spite him. He leaned up in time to witness her driving toward the north, there was only motel in that direction. Heâd go as soon as his balls stopped burning. Grunting he wobbled into the burger joint, where everyone automatically assumed their regular positions sitting down and chatting.
âNosy wolves.â He mumbled and sat down at the counter.
âShe socked ya pretty hard there.â Sarah says from behind the counter.
âYeah, yeah. Just give me a scotch.â He grumbled, taking caution to not sit directly on his package.
âNot even sun down.â she grumbled, getting his drink ready.
âNever stopped him before Sarah.â Brandon, his second, said sidling up next to him. She put his drink in front of him and shot him an accusing look, then went to the other customers along
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