"I missed you."
Send my muse one of these to see how they react.
Her features were still contorted, a viscous display of the predator that had burst from her chest and left the angles of her face sharp and accented. Her hair was disheveled, tangles hung over pointed ears and plastered to the edges of her cheeks which had yet to settle from the silent snarl, leaving her nose crinkled and her eyes molten. A low rumble coiled up in Logan’s throat, frothed over her fangs and made a few of the bottles and various ointments littering the bedside table teeter and fall over with the force behind it.
”They should have not touched what was mine.”
Despite her nature in the moment, despite the hostility and the blood of the slaughtered hunters still beneath her finger nails and caked into her hair, her touches were gentle, healing. Even in the right mindset Logan knew little to nothing about what could be done to help Mathis’ wounds, ravaged upon him by the hands of those hunters— all who had suffered grateful for daring to touch something so precious of hers.
”You should have been more careful,” Logan growled, binding the vampire’s chest with thick bandages, finally tying them off and pressing down, encouraging him to lay out along the mattress. The clothes he had been wearing were disposed of, the same as her own as she went to shower, her words left for Mathis to stay put. She returned and immediately crawled over him, tugged away the blankets and sheets so that their bodies lay flat, skin to skin. The shift had fallen away, but the feral aspect was still there, buried in the depths of her soften gazed.
Logan took her time to run her body against Mathis’, marked him with here scent, one that was desperately missing from his pores. She was not satisfied until the mixed smell of them both had settled between them, to which the shewolf finally rolled over and made herself comfortable, arms tangled up around his waist. Finally, quietly she breathed out, her lips ghosting over his chest, “I missed you too.”
















