Trevor Best was a werewolf. He was born a werewolf but lived his childhood like a normal human. Then, on the day of his 18th birthday, his father set him down and told him about their family secret. Trevor didn't believe him, at first. However, that night when the full moon was high in the sky, his first transformation occurred, entirely against his will. Luckily, his father was there to guide him. In the form of two wolves, they ran across the nearby forest on silent feet, tongues lolling, yellow eyes shining. They made their first kill - a small deer - and shared it. Afterward, they hid in a cave his father had found, where a spare set of clothes was waiting, tucked behind a rock. When morning came, they dressed and walked home as men. Trevor felt their bond couldn't be stronger, after that.
That is, until he brought his first girlfriend home.
Trevor's father took one look at the prim and proper blonde, and pulled him aside.
"She's not the one for you, son," he told him. Trevor did not listen to him. He was young, he was horny, he wanted to fuck her. So, he did. Everything was going swell, until the first full moon. Then, he discovered that she was scared of him. Worse, when he tried showing her his secret, she freaked out so bad, she threatened to oust him.
She was almost out of the woods, before his father caught up with her and ripped her throat out.
Things were not the same, between his father and him, after that night. Still, his father was always there for him when he was needed, and Trevor had no real reason to hate him. If anything, he was grateful to have someone with experience helping him. One day, after dinner, he waited for his mother to leave, before quietly asking his father, "Does Mom know?" To which his father said, "Yes, but we never mention it. Wanna know why?"
"Why?" Trevor asked, dumbfounded.
"Because, my son," Trevor's father said, slowly, "she thinks I can't remember anything I do, when I'm a werewolf."
"But that's not true," said Trevor. "You should just tell her."
Trevor's father looked at him long and hard.
"Son, when you've mated for the first time as a werewolf, I'll ask you if you still feel that way. Till then, please reserve your judgment and don't say anything to your Mom."
Again, Trevor was dumbfounded, but he realised there was something about the werewolf mating that he did not know, and that his father wasn't comfortable telling him. From that day on, he decided never to be with a girl on the night of a full moon. His life continued as normal, with many girls coming into his life and leaving it, none the wiser. None of them could keep his attention for more than a few weeks. This was fine by him and fine by his father. Only his mother sometimes complained.
"I wish you'd find a nice, steady girlfriend, Trevor," she would say, sighing. Trevor didn't have the heart to tell her the truth, which was that he planned to remain single until his dying days, and so break the cycle of the cursed werewolf gene, once and for all.
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Three years after his first night as a werewolf, Trevor met the love of his life.
Her name was Laura Edwards, and she was the daughter of a priest. One could hardly imagine a more inappropriate match for Trevor, who by now had a real reputation as the ladies' man. Nonetheless, from the moment he first laid eyes on her and inhaled her scent, Trevor was hooked. He stalked her without her knowing it, day and night. The only time he stayed away was during the night of the full moon. But even then, he thought about her, in his wolf form, and when he did, his wolf cock would emerge, all big and hard and with a giant knot at its base. The first time Trevor saw his wolf cock, he was horrified. Then he got used to it, maybe even a little proud.
The truth was, his wolf cock was twice the size of his human cock. Of course, he never planned to use it on a girl. Especially a girl that he truly liked.
Trevor remained steadfast in his resolve for many months. When he began dating Laura, he came up with a good excuse as to why he would need to be absent from her one night each month. It was his night to go out with the boys, he told her. She believed him, for a long time, and without question. Then one day, over dinner at his house, Trevor's Mom happened to mention how much of a loner Trevor was. Naturally, Laura smiled and said, "Except for the night he goes out with his male friends."
With that, his ruse was blown. His mother knew nothing of any male friends and said so. Laura looked at him with narrowed eyes, before reverting back to her charming self. Later, of course, she questioned him at length. His answers failed to satisfy her. When the next full moon came, he saw her following him as he left the house. She thought he did not see her, but he could smell her from a mile away. Werewolves had extra sensitive sense of smell, even in their human form. So, he watched her out of the corner of one eye, and he ran through the forest to get away from her.
The foolish girl followed him and promptly got herself lost.
Several hours later, as darkness fell, he circled back to her, this time in his wolf form. He found her sitting by a large pine tree, hugging her knees to herself and crying. At a howl of a wolf, she gasped in fear, and Trevor drew near. Thinking how silly it was that she had gotten herself lost, and even more silly that she should worry about a lone wolf in the distance. With him there, no other predator would even dream of coming close. He was her best protection, and he stayed by her side, out of sight, for several hours.
Toward midnight, she dozed off, curled up on the cold ground. She looked so small and so alone, Trevor couldn't help himself. He crawled toward her in perfect silence, and laid his large, hairy body next to her. She never woke up, but wrapped an arm around him, in her sleep. Soon, she was warm, and she slept more deeply. He listened to her heartbeat and its steady ta-da, ta-da rhythm, until dawn. Then he crawled away from her and left her, unharmed. Later, he returned with his father in tow, and pretended to be looking for her, though he knew exactly where to find her. She was really happy to see them and fell into his arms gratefully.
"Promise me you won't go into the woods again at night, alone," he said, kissing the top of her head. She made the promise with tears in her eyes, and he thought he would never again have to worry about her like he did the previous night.
Two months later, she was in the woods again.
Again, it began with her following him, in her car, and trying to run after him as he jogged away from the road. The forest was a dark place even during full moon, thanks to the trees. Predictably, she got lost again, and it made Trevor mad. After changing into his wolf form, he ran back to her intending to scare her a little, as an added deterrent for future escapades. He never imagined what her reaction would be, or he would not have tried it.
Because on seeing a werewolf for the first time, Laura did not scream or shout or try to run away. She just stood there, in the small clearing, her silhouette outlined by the moonlight, staring at him. He could smell no trace of fear on her and it made him come closer. As he did so, Laura extended her hand.
"It's alright," she said. "I'm not afraid of you."
Then she dropped the bombshell, "I spoke to your father, Trevor. I know your secret. And I promise you, it's safe with me."
Trevor growled. He was bigger than any regular wolf and his growl was deeper and louder, too. How duplicitous of her, talking to his father behind his back! Who told her to do that? Didn't she trust him, after all their time together? And what did she know about his reasons for not showing his wolf form to her, anyway? Nothing. She knew nothing! She was just a silly girl who had led a sheltered life, the life of a priest's daughter, where nothing bad ever happens. With these angry thoughts, he turned to leave. His mind was already made up, to break up with her the next day. It was the only way to keep her safe and to keep his own promise to himself, to break the werewolf curse.
She cried when he walked away from her, the sound of her sobs following him as he faded between the trees.