A Gift from the Goddess
Chapter 119
Book Two – Ch.# 11
“You were never meant to grow up in a city like this. Our kind stays together for a reason.” I could hear what Kieran was saying, but I was struggling to fully grasp it.
‘Not human.’
‘Our kind’.
‘Werewolf’.
The words kept swimming around in my head. An explanation that seemed too impossible to believe. And yet, at the same time, what he was saying somehow made sense.
He was right. I wasn’t human. A part of me had always known that, dating back to when I was a child. I was never like the other kids at the house. Turning eighteen had just manifested that part of me in the form of a beast.
So… was this what had been missing then?
I was a werewolf? Like in those scary stories?
Like… in those *monster* movies…?
“…How do I make it go away?” I asked after a few moments, my voice barely louder than a whisper. “How do I stop being… a werewolf? To be normal?”
“Raven… it’s a part of who you are. There isn’t any way to remove it.”
“But I don’t want to live with this burden of losing control at any moment,” I argued. “I can’t afford to have slips when things go wrong, or have this constantly interfering with every little thing I do. I’m living in a nightmare every time I lapse.”
He took another few cautious steps towards me but I didn’t back away this time. With every word he spoke, my resolve to push him away faded a little bit more. It was as though his presence had a soothing effect on me and I couldn’t deny that I needed that right now.
“…It doesn’t have to be a curse,” he said slowly. “I can help you manage it. You didn’t grow up learning about the things you needed to… but I can teach you. It’s not too late.”
He held out a hand to me, as if inviting me to take it. Offering me something that no one else had ever before; A chance to live my life without fear.
…But what would it cost me?
“I just need you to trust me, Raven,” he said, making my gaze shift from his hand to his eyes
Familiar. There was familiarity when I looked at him, the same feeling I’d experienced when I first met him. As if I’d always known him. Whatever this reaction to him was, it was strong enough to sway every behaviour in my life.
If I believed him and accepted that this influence wasn’t due to foul intervention, then did that mean that my body had been telling me to trust him this whole time? That it was recognising
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in him the same condition I was born with? Was that just a normal connection between what we were?
I was meant to have investigated and then disappeared from entirely. If my father found
my father be just as upset if I
the only ‘solutions’ given to me up until now. Solutions that clearly didn’t work since it
promises if I kept conforming to the rules. He was offering me a way to take back control despite
happening?” I asked carefully, taking a slow step towards him. “And the sickness? Will I stop wanting to throw up every
to stop the shift from happening, the more painful and uncontrollable the whole process is. I can walk you through it and help you so that it won’t happen.” He sounded so genuine that I wanted to believe him. In fact, it was increasingly becoming harder to deny those feelings inside, the ones
interest in people, but this
“The sparks?” he clarified.
I agreed, trying to push through it. “So, if you really didn’t drug me, then is this a normal thing between our kind? Is that how you recognise others
turn to
no, not exactly… that’s a bit of a complicated question,” he fumbled as
if there was a way to manage this too so I could stop becoming so overwhelmed. “Is there a way to make it stop?” I pressed when
Oh.
back to my own, a look on his face that I was struggling to decipher. It was serious… but there was something
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ache pulsed in my chest, the question bringing with it a wave
connection to someone I didn’t even know. Surely, this couldn’t be healthy. It was far stronger than anything I’d ever felt before, a gravitation pull around him that was so hard to ignore. Was he also feeling the same thing I was? I couldn’t be the only one who found this frustrating But then another question came to mind,
“…Raven?”
to get over it, but ended up wincing
I heard him ask, but I wasn’t able to focus. “You’re probably overwhelming yourself too much for
My body was worn out and still recovering.
front of me, his hands softly moving mine out of the way so he could lift my face up to look at him. “…Are you alright?” he repeated, feeling my
so unbelievably soothing. Within seconds, I felt as the burning started to ease, and I shakily
much stress, confusion and confliction. I must have been pushing myself too hard.
Oh shit.
completely forgotten about Noah in the
to hide the slight falter in my tone. “But I need to leave. I have someone waiting for me. Before I go though… I just need to know one
away so I was out of his reach. His scent and warmth were already far too tempting. “I ah… I need to know
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of surprise, I saw the number flash across the screen and recognised it immediately. “Sorry… I have to take this…,” I said turning around, and proceeded to hit the answer’ button. “Hello? Rae?” the voice on the other
course Zac would think it was strange. He was meant to be cleaning up a dead body by now. A body that was still very
…Fuck.
uh, I had to postpone,” I lied, conscious of the fact that Kieran could hear me. “The client wasn’t
“What? Rae, I thought—.”
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