My Destined Human Mate

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ng food stalls nearby, my eyes drawn to the tantalizing aromas. With hopeful anticipation,

plied, "Sorry, kid. We're all sold out for

to the next vendor. "Hello, ma'am. Could I pl

nd said, "I'm sorry, but we're

and why everyone was pushing me away like the plague. Was

between the passing four-wheeled vehicles. I watched with growing concern as the dog's chain hooked onto a nearby manhole cover,

g out from the onlookers, each paralyz

r dog!" a passerby shouted, gr

's too late!" exclaimed another woma

uldn't ignore the danger facing the small dog. Adrenaline c

angerous!" a man cried out,

to help. "I can't just stand here and let t

ming in with concern. "Be careful, little girl!" called o

e authorities here!" urged a young ma

ftly, I maneuvered towards the helpless d

felt a sharp jolt of electricity course through my body as I grasped the dog's chain, momentaril

uch

ct. I looked up to see the confused and apologetic face of the driver, who had bumped

?" he asked anxiously, his

assured him, "Yes, yes, I'll

s he muttered, "I didn't see you comi

It's alright. As long as nobody is seriously hurt, that's what m

dded and said, "Thank you for understanding.

t up and then left

A young girl, came running towards us, a sense of panic etched upon her face. Behind her traile

her shoulders, strands sticking to her flushed face. She wore a faded green sundress, the fabric stained and torn from

ustion. "Thank you," she managed to gasp, her voice trembling with gratitude. "You sav

bs. "It was no problem, really. I couldn't just stand by and watch." Glan

stress's loyal butler," he spoke with a hint of formality. "I must say, your quick t

mind—the chase, this new pack, the fight, my hunger,the relief of seeing Coco safe. It had all happened so q

and gave me a heartfelt lick on the hand, his gratitude evident.

be something," he insisted, his eyes searching mine. "You ris

ad acted on instinct, fueled by the sudden surge of adrenaline coursing through my veins. "I appreciate your

nd gratitude, stepped forward. "Please," she pleaded, her eyes pleading. "Allow us

art, reminding me of the bond I had formed with Coco in that brief mom

! We'll take good care of you, I promise," she exclaimed,

't even know these people, but something about them made me trust them. We eventually stopped

ed the smooth surface of the vehicl

ining, "It's a car, but not ju

to process this new information. I h

s like a luxury car, with extra

f the intricate details of the car's interior. So, this was what peo

unsure of what to expect from this new experience. However, the girl's infectious enthusiasm was all it took to convin

rized. Sensing my astonishment, the girl hopped in beside me, her eyes gleaming wit

ce, slowly erasing any lingering fear. "It definitely is," I

ldn't help but feel a wave of excitement wash over me. It was an unfamiliar sensation, having spent most of my life in the pr

" she said softly, her voice betraying a hint of nervousness. "Oh, by the

bubbly nature. "Nice to meet you, Sandy," I said,

ewise! I'm so thrilled to have you here with me today," she exclaim

e spoke passionately of the places she had seen, the people she had met, and the experiences that had shaped h

inside a vehicle was replaced by the thrill of discovering new horizons. The rhythm of the car, the hum of

nation. My veins pulsed with excitement as Sandy turned to me, her eyes sparkling with

proudly before us. It was a sight to behold, with its grandeur emphasized by the gentle rumble of the car and the majest

rior of the mansion was beyond anything I could have imagined. It was opulent and extra

is?" I exclaimed, unable

s, I do. You'll lo

e, but I was rendered speechless, my mind struggl

re to witness this, she would surely faint from shock. The thought tugged at my heart, evoking a pang of l

me," Sandy said, lead

dy left for a moment and returned with a nurse to treat my wounds.

rowled loudly, embarrassing

something to e

with fresh juice. After I finished, Sandy brought me a set

there," she said,

in the short dress that clung to my curves. But

r having to leave. I watched as she left, feeling ner

nize him, but as he approached, I realized it was the same boy who had

ss his face, his initial a

e?" he shouted, his voice fill

, I realized that this encounter