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I hope I did ok - this one took on a life of its own! Part Two to be posted tomorrow. Thanks for asking.
Two male werewolves (poly relationship - Part Two) x reader (gender not mentioned). Part One is SFW, with a couple of brief mentions of blood.
There was something different about this village. You’d comethere on holiday as a retreat from the city, and there was something about theatmosphere that captivated you from the moment you parked up outside theholiday rental cottage.
Formerly a haven for artists, the modest collection ofwhite-washed houses sat nestled in a copse, part of a much larger forest,perhaps a mile or two from the sea. It was in a National Park, beautiful andwild, and exactly what you’d needed after a near-breakdown in the city.
Even the weather there was wild though. Thrashing rain pouredin torrents from the slate rooves as you scurried from the village store backtowards your car. The rain was pelting down into your eyes, whipped by avicious wind, and you could barely see a foot in front of you.
Out of nowhere, you slammed into something solid and fellback, hard, onto your ass with a curse, your paper shopping bag ripping andsending groceries scattering. You squinted up, hand shielding your eyes, tofind a young man standing over you, wearing a brown, waxed jacket, his jeanssoaked, big, tan work boots scuffed and muddy.
You scrambled to save your groceries – not much, but enoughfor a few days if the stormy weather kept up, and when it was all stuffed inpockets and the remnants of the bag, you straightened. “I’m sorry,” you said.“I didn’t see you.”
He shook his head, shaggy blond hair running with water, andyou saw he had the most incredible, ice-blue eyes. He tapped his right ear acouple of times with his finger and mouthed something you didn’t quite catch,but it was obvious what he meant. He was Deaf.
You nodded and then jostled your bag into the crook of onearm, pointed at yourself, covered your eyes, and then pointed at him.
He laughed then and nodded, clearly amused by your clumsyefforts. His eyes went to the sky and you agreed. It was fucking miserable. Youwaved and he surprised you by doffing an imaginary cap at you, which made youlaugh again.
The memory of those eyes haunted you all the way back toyour holiday cottage.
The bad weather only got worse over the next couple of days.You looked out of the window late one evening during a break in the hammeringrain to see a full moon hanging low in the sky. Frothy, angry-looking cloudsscudded over the surface, plunging the small, orchard garden behind the houseinto darkness before retreating to leave it bathed in an ethereal, silveryglow.
Between the twisted, gnarled trunks of the apple trees, bareat this time of the year, something was moving.
At first you thought it was perhaps a sheep or something,because of the white colouring, but it was fartoo big for that. It moved slowly, and it was about the size of a horse. Youfrowned. Why would a white horse be limping around the orchard at this time ofnight, and in all this weather.
Then the clouds peeled back once more and you saw it forwhat it truly was.