Peter Hale (
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When you came in the air went out (for
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New Orleans was vibrant and alive--admittedly with problematic elements, like all the dead things walking around undead. Peter had watched them for his first few nights in the Quarter and caught a few of them watching back. They hadn't made any moves toward him though, either considering him not a threat or not knowing what to make of him. If they weren't going to bother him, then he resolved to not bother them, either.
There weren't any other wolves, though, and he wasn't sure if that was good--no one to challenge or treat with over territory--or bad--where were they? Granted, it was a big city, and wolves traditionally liked to live closer to somewhere they could easily run, and for the moment he'd filed it away as that and been grateful. Since he intended to stay for a while, making nice in someone else's territory would have been awkward.
Better to just claim it as his own.
He bought a house in the Garden District, with enough trees around it for privacy, and a certain mysterious charm, wanting to be close to the Quarter, but not right in the midst of the noise. Besides--the Garden District was where Tulane was. And Tulane?
Well, that was where Lydia was.
By careful observation, he'd worked out most of her schedule, knew which dorm she was in, which room, which window. The campus was lovely with lots of shaded areas and overhanging trees and he'd managed to find a bench under one with a perfect view--if you had a wolf's vision. Jeans, a broken in blazer and a leather messenger bag and anyone catching him reading there figured he was a professor. At night, he found it easy to blend in to the shadows, watching until she closed her blinds.
He didn't spend every night there, of course. Really. Just enough to know she was all right, that no one was bothering her. Enough to snarl at every boy who walked her home or he suspected of doing more. Interestingly...a couple of them seemed to drop out of school, disappear, shortly after any such encounter. Not that he had anything to do with that. Really.
She was his. He'd marked her, chosen her, bonded with her. He'd only been waiting for her to grow up before coming to claim her.
Now she had; and here he was.
He hadn't approached her, yet. The perfect time hadn't come. But he'd been in her room, breathing in her scent, leaving his though only another wolf or one of the dead things would catch it, know she belonged to someone. He never took anything, but he left a long stem rose on her pillow each visit. Blood red, thorns still on. He came at different times, always careful to vary them, to stick to the shadows in case she'd left a camera running. Usually he did it when she was out, but once he'd slipped in, leaving it for her while she showered, and another morning she would have awakened to it next to her, like a token from a lover.
Which it was.
Tonight, she'd gone down to the Quarter with friends, and Peter followed. Watched the boys who bought her drinks, watched her dancing, laughing, followed her along crowded streets. Eventually she'd separate from the pack, and he'd follow, then, too.
He was tired of waiting.
There weren't any other wolves, though, and he wasn't sure if that was good--no one to challenge or treat with over territory--or bad--where were they? Granted, it was a big city, and wolves traditionally liked to live closer to somewhere they could easily run, and for the moment he'd filed it away as that and been grateful. Since he intended to stay for a while, making nice in someone else's territory would have been awkward.
Better to just claim it as his own.
He bought a house in the Garden District, with enough trees around it for privacy, and a certain mysterious charm, wanting to be close to the Quarter, but not right in the midst of the noise. Besides--the Garden District was where Tulane was. And Tulane?
Well, that was where Lydia was.
By careful observation, he'd worked out most of her schedule, knew which dorm she was in, which room, which window. The campus was lovely with lots of shaded areas and overhanging trees and he'd managed to find a bench under one with a perfect view--if you had a wolf's vision. Jeans, a broken in blazer and a leather messenger bag and anyone catching him reading there figured he was a professor. At night, he found it easy to blend in to the shadows, watching until she closed her blinds.
He didn't spend every night there, of course. Really. Just enough to know she was all right, that no one was bothering her. Enough to snarl at every boy who walked her home or he suspected of doing more. Interestingly...a couple of them seemed to drop out of school, disappear, shortly after any such encounter. Not that he had anything to do with that. Really.
She was his. He'd marked her, chosen her, bonded with her. He'd only been waiting for her to grow up before coming to claim her.
Now she had; and here he was.
He hadn't approached her, yet. The perfect time hadn't come. But he'd been in her room, breathing in her scent, leaving his though only another wolf or one of the dead things would catch it, know she belonged to someone. He never took anything, but he left a long stem rose on her pillow each visit. Blood red, thorns still on. He came at different times, always careful to vary them, to stick to the shadows in case she'd left a camera running. Usually he did it when she was out, but once he'd slipped in, leaving it for her while she showered, and another morning she would have awakened to it next to her, like a token from a lover.
Which it was.
Tonight, she'd gone down to the Quarter with friends, and Peter followed. Watched the boys who bought her drinks, watched her dancing, laughing, followed her along crowded streets. Eventually she'd separate from the pack, and he'd follow, then, too.
He was tired of waiting.
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And he wanted it to be good.
When she looked away from him, he let on hand trail upward into her hair, tangling lightly there. turning his head, he nuzzled at her temple, her curls. He'd done that, too, before, in her head. It hadn't been so pleasant, then, but she smelled just like he remembered, under the scents of the city and sex.
His hips kept the slow pace, even when he wanted to move harder, faster. He'd been rough, hurt her before, physically and mentally, and he didn't want to start this new chapter like that. He needed it to be different, to show her he could be, for her, with her. He moaned as pleasure burned through him.
"God, you feel amazing...so fucking good."
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Shivering as his hand slid into her hair, her lips parted to brush against his neck, another moan escaping her as he continued to move against her. She could smell him, his scent wrapping around her and she marveled at how he could smell so natural even under the hint of his cologne. He smelled like the wild.
Sliding her hand up into his hair, she curled her fingers against the back of his head, holding tight as she clenched around him every time he pushed deep, adding more friction.
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Need finally drove him to speed up a little, but he was still more gentle than not. His hand gripped her ass tighter, fingers sliding over her cheeks, between them, teasing her there, too. A low moan caught in his throat, then another, until they escaped in soft grunts each time he moved into her.
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The need had consumed her as well, sweeping over her and dragging her under again. She tensed though when she felt his fingers sliding over her cheeks and in between, teasing against her where she had never let anyone go before. Tipping her head just enough to bring her mouth fully to his neck, she bit him then, partially in warning and partially just because she wanted to. It wasn't a hard bite but there was a sting to it.
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Most likely a bit of both.
He noted the tensing, and didn't push her any farther, though he kept touching, kept teasing, refused to back away from that, either. His hips moved harder, as well, letting need and the spike of pain and the edge of...transgression catch up to him.
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She had to tip her head back then, panting like she was trying to catch her breath though it was nearly impossible. The position they were in kept her pinned against the statue while pulling him down on his thrusts, never quite letting her escape the sharp edge of pleasure with a tiny hint of pain underneath it all from being over sensitive from all the teasing before.
But she could feel the pleasure building all the same, stunning her that she could already want to come again so soon.
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With a groan, he felt pleasure spiraling upward tightening his core, making his breath come faster. Everything became about the pleasure, hers, his, theirs together, what their bodies could do to each other. He ducked his head to nip at her jaw, down to her neck in turn, teeth latching on lightly as he dug his fingers more into her and his thrusts lost their smooth rhythm, starting to become a bit more desperate.
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"Well then..." She murmured, her voice still holding a note of huskiness.
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His hand dropped away slowly and he took another step back. "Let me get you a cab."
Clearly he didn't know what to say, now.
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"So now you're dismissing me?" She asked, surprising herself with the hint of defensiveness in her tone.
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She might want to run away. Or needed time to process. Or to want a shower. Or freak out.
God, he didn't know what people did after sex in a park after a past like theirs, okay? Or after sex in a park at all, for that matter.
"I thought you might...want me to go."
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"You're right. You should go." Or she should want him to go.
It all left her frowning quizzically at time as she tried to figure out what she wanted balanced with what was right.
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Her quizzical frown left him trying to wonder what she really wanted, since she didn't seem so certain about him going. Reaching out, he took her hand.
"Nevermind the taxi. I have my car. Come on."
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Then she blinked as he grabbed her hand to start tugging her along with him. Dealing with him was definitely odd. "So are you just in New Orleans for..." For her? "Are you living here?"
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"I bought a house in the Garden District," he told her with a nod and a sideways glance.
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"Look." She tugged at his hand to stop him again, waiting for him to turn and face her. "Let's go over this again. Just what are you expecting here, Peter?"
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"Expecting?" His head tilted a little. "I told you. I came for you."
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Then she frowned warily. "Or do you mean a more...permanent thing?"
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"Do you think I could ever be satisfied with a few times, Lydia?" He arched an eyebrow. "I bought a house."
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Her heart thumped as she wet her lips in reaction to his words, still wary. "You bought a house." She echoed again. "You expect me to move in with you?"
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