His Inescapable Mate novel Chapter 2

I hate this stupid world. Now I'm a senior in high school, and in my werewolf history class, all I can think of is how desperately I want to go to one of the human communities. I just continue to thank God everyday that I haven't been mated.

The bell rang for all of us to go to the last period of the day. For me this was PE, or more correctly termed: Human PE. The werewolves had a separate PE class from us because obviously they were a lot stronger, faster, and just all around more muscular than us humans.

Our PE teacher was a werewolf, and one could easily tell he was annoyed with how weak we humans were. He blew on the whistle, telling us all to assemble on the track that was outside, circling the football field. In the middle of the field was the werewolf class. I noticed Kyle, the football quarterback. He was by far the strongest guy at our school and had yet to find a mate. Some of the human girls who weren't faithful to their species were drooling at his feet.

I grimaced. He's basically a dog! What, does he drink out of toilets? I laughed at my joke.

Coach blew his whistle. "Ms...whatever your last name is, can you hurry up so your fellow human classmates can get the mile-run over with?"

I nodded and hurried over to the starting point.

"Check it out, Kyle's looking over here," my friend Jessie whispered into my ear.

I frowned at her. "Doesn't bother you that every full moon he turns into a dog?" So werewolves can phase into their wolf form at will, even if there's not a full moon out. However, humans were warned that on full moons, werewolves get more primal than normal and will attack whatever it perceives to be a threat. Poor Danni, she was told that her werewolf mate would be even more possessive on a full moon. Every full moon she stayed home from school because her mate refused to let her leave his side.

Jessie shook her head. "I like to think of it more as having a pet boy than dating a dog," she mused.

At that Kyle really did turn to face us, giving us a snarl. Damn his werewolf hearing. Nevertheless, Jessie and I burst into hysterics.

I was really surprised with Jessie. She wasn't at all afraid of werewolves; in fact, she wanted to be chosen as a mate. She said it'd be like finding her soul mate, plus she wouldn't have to worry about him cheating on her.

No, instead she'd have to worry about getting fleas. That thought got me thinking. "Jessie," I whispered, extra low so that the werewolves wouldn't hear us, "is the werewolf version of crabs, fleas?"

Jessie stood in thought. "I would think so," she pondered.

"Relax," I said, starting to walk again, "I'm gonna ask Alpha for permission before I go."

"What if he says 'no'?"

I bit my lip. "I'll apply to the college here just in case then," I lied. If Alpha refused my application to leave, then I'll just have to sneak out. Our territory actually has one of the highest successful escape numbers. In total two people have ran away and never been found. It's rumored that they died on their way out though.

Jessie smiled and kept up with my pace. We finished our mile in twenty minutes, much to Coach's agitation.

"Slow ass humans," he growled.

I shrugged it off. As soon as I graduate and leave this place, I'll never look back and then I'll be free of these stupid mutts! Coach blew the whistle, telling us all to go to the locker rooms and get changed because the period was close to ending.