Can we get more of werewolf Jason. Maybe how he becomes even more protective and territorial over reader when he’s turned?
"Jason really," you sigh, "I know the bloodlust is real right now but you cannot eat the barista for giving me my extra shot free."
The wolf at your side growls, using his body to block a group of men from walking too close to you.
"You can't eat them either," you mutter, "If you eat anyone that so much as looks at me we're going to be in a lot of trouble."
Still, you can't deny this is probably the safest you would ever be walking around in Gotham- even at noon. You let Jason pull- no not Pull- that wasn't right. He lead. He didn't pull you, because if he would have been pulling you'd probably be missing an arm. You let him lead you to a park. To a shady little spot with a bench, and sat at your feet. And you could feel that he'd relaxed slightly. Likely because there was no one around. A few moms with kids, old couples feeding ducks. No one that he would perceive as a threat. And you take a seat, sipping your coffee.
"It'll be okay, Jay," you murmur, stroking his ears like you'd run your fingers through his hair before scratching the base of his skull like you do when he lays his head on your chest; huffing a laugh when his right hind leg twitches.
If it were possible for him to scowl at you, he would have been and you grin at him. "Who's a good boy?" you croon, scritching him again, giggling when his foot twitches.
He growls, almost subvocal. A sound you feel more than hear. And you smile, "If you're really good we'll stop and get you a steak on the way home."
The wolf huffs, thudding his head in your lap, nosing his head back under your hand and you stroke his ears. "We'll figure it all out, Jay. It's just an adjustment, like anything else."












