Mated by fate

y's

o,

nything suspicious about the

umpteenth time in an hour, starting to regre

st likely want to get some rest, but I'll need you to be more cooperat

iding something from him. Even if I am, i

I tell him, "I promise I'm not keeping anything

n his face. "If you say so, ma'am," he replies and walks away. He

ly one around at the time the man died, and I'm also responsible fo

nd since then. The feeling I got when I set my eyes on him, or it, I'm unable to shake off. I didn't

rts of the creature, although I doubt I'd ha

ories about werewolf sightings in this part of the city, but I didn'

ed," I hear a deep baritone voice s

ze with the Gold-eyed creature, begin to resurface. This time, the feeling is even stronger. My being is completely enthralled by the m

tever I'm feeling right now goes de

id back dark brown hair, his chiseled features, the wide and muscular physique, including his brimwood scent, all spark

I possibly k

g for a marker to where

ast night," the voice speaks up, bringing me back t

tion course through me like I had been shocked b

up to see the strange man starin

since he came around? first I fe

we came in contact, he doesn't sho

ing over my brother last n

"Yes." my voice comes out softer than I'd like it to. I clear my th

ge signs before he pass

wonder. He shouldn't even be p

my superior all that happened. So feel free to go ask them instead," I tell him and sta

him. The attraction doesn't feel normal, and I feel like if I stay close to him a

s Roseline talking to an of

ntion to me. I direct my next words at the head nurse. "I'll be heading home now," I l

d not forget to put in a word for you," she respon

away immediately. Finally I can go

ad straight to the exit door, very e

d to the parking lot, sw

reath, hoping it would go away. I regret doing so as my eyes se

he stirs in me, I resume walking and hasten my s

e when a hand envelops mine on my door ha