shewolfquinn:
Quinn was furious. She didn’t know what was going on and wasn’t her whole job in the pack to negate threats that might hurt them. The girl that Will had dragged through the door certainly was a damn threat. She wouldn’t let anyone hurt her pack, especially not a girl that looked like she weighed 50kgs while soaking wet. Will wasn’t a great judge of character in her book, especially when it came to women. All she had seen was a wolf ready to rip them to shreds and somehow she ended up with a place to sleep. Her rage over the situation was growing by the second.
Her boot connected with the bed, the metal denting under the force. It didn’t take her long before she rounded on Tristan, who followed her into the room. It said a lot that she was sure her anger would never scare him. Not really. He had dealt with worse. “You need to tell me right now why you voted for that girl to stay. Right now. And if you give me some bullshit, you’ll be sleeping on that couch. Trust me on that.”
“Not the..” Tristan sighed in defeat as Quinn’s boot connected with their bed, his paychecks from the bar wouldn’t keep covering the cost of replacing their furniture with how volatile and explosive Quinn’s anger was. It was starting to become a weekly occurrence. The staff at Ikea was going to start asking questions. Calloused fingers rubbed aimlessly over the taut skin of his biceps under the hem of the sleeves of his t-shirt. Tristan knew better than to try and interrupt Quinn when she got like this, it was better to ride out the storm than to get knocked on your ass.
“Will’s right.” Tristan said, calloused fingers tracing circles across his biceps now. He couldn’t believe he was actually agreeing with William, normally his logic was too brash and idiotic for Tristan to agree with but.. tonight was different. “She’s just a girl. You just said it yourself. Underneath the wolf, lying beneath the beast is just a scared little girl who needs somebody to give her a chance.” He couldn’t say the words he really wanted to say, he couldn’t tell her that something about her reminded him of himself when he had first escaped the underground fighting ring. Tristan didn’t talk about it much, every time he tried he felt like somebody was tightening barb wire around his throat like a noose.












