Javorcek
Supernova
- Joined
- Jun 19, 2013
- Location
- United Sates - NY
“You better.” Jocelyn smirked and gave Michelle a chaste peck to her lips. Her girlfriend better damn well better love her! Especially because she had just saved her from being an unrecognizable splatter on the pavement below. “But be good…or try to be. I really do think one of these days you’re going to make mom snap.” Jocelyn whispered as her mothers left. As soon as they were gone, she gave Michelle a deeper, more passionate kiss because that was going to have to hold them both over for the next few hours.
Mara shot Michelle a warning glare as her mate tugged her along and out the door. Guh, now she was going to get a talking to by her wife, all because that damned stray like to aggravate her and cause the wolf to have a very natural reaction (at least natural in Mara’s mind). “I don’t see how Jocelyn could do any worse than that.” The old wolf grumbled. Without a pedigree, Michelle was practically worthless by werewolf standards. Sure, a new pack had claimed her, but the fact that she had been thrown out of her original pack made her undesirable. Whether the girl liked it or not, she would always be seen as lesser…as would anyone who would decide to be her mate.
“And Jocelyn doesn’t hate the idea of running the company!” Mara tried to insist that Jocelyn didn’t dread the idea of running Lykos…but in her heart she knew that her daughter was as reluctant to lead the company that had been passed down from first born Randell to first born Randell for generations. There were other options of course, Mara had cousins on her mother’s side of the family…but most of them had raised entitled, bratty children. And as bratty as Jocelyn had grown up to be, she at least had earned everything she had by completing tasks. Their girl knew the value of a daughter, and between all her classes, lessons, and extracurriculars, she knew what hard work was.
With a heavy sigh, Mara decided to concede that maybe Michelle would be good for Jocelyn, so long as they could get the girl into a biotech program or a business school. “Fine, fine… I suppose we’ll have to check on what schools she’s applied to…or needs to apply to. I don’t want a nitwit anywhere near the top of the company.” She smiled a little bit and leaned up to give Arlann a light kiss on the cheek. “You are more helpful than you think…at least, now you are. You were quite the nuisance in the beginning.” The old wolf teased.
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“Syri, you really don’t have to change. It’s not a big deal, it’s just brunch.” Alice tried to insist that her girlfriend wear the t-shirt and jeans that she had come over in rather than going through Sylvia’s closet for a button down. Both Sammie and Alice were on the scrawnier side, Sylvia was the only one who was close to Syri’s size. So when her girlfriend had panicked and asked if she could borrow a shirt, a confused Sylvia had let her go right ahead.
It wasn’t that they ate anywhere fancy for brunch where a certain dress code was required…it was just that Mara always dressed up wherever she went. Alice could actually count the number of times she had seen her Aunt Mara in jeans on one hand. As the still pretty attractive and often scruntinized for her temper head of a Fortune 500 company, Mara still made headlines every once in awhile and so dressed the part of a CEO, lest she be criticized for looking like a hobo. In turn, the rest of them dressed a little nicer when they were with her for the sake of them all looking and feeling like they belonged together.
“We don’t have to go you know. We could just…” Alice’s voice trailed off as her girlfriend abruptly stripped off her t-shirt so that she could change, leaving her clad in just a bra and a pair of jeans. She had seen this sight before, but it still managed to short circuit her brain as her eyes traced the outlines of her girlfriend’s muscular body.
Mara shot Michelle a warning glare as her mate tugged her along and out the door. Guh, now she was going to get a talking to by her wife, all because that damned stray like to aggravate her and cause the wolf to have a very natural reaction (at least natural in Mara’s mind). “I don’t see how Jocelyn could do any worse than that.” The old wolf grumbled. Without a pedigree, Michelle was practically worthless by werewolf standards. Sure, a new pack had claimed her, but the fact that she had been thrown out of her original pack made her undesirable. Whether the girl liked it or not, she would always be seen as lesser…as would anyone who would decide to be her mate.
“And Jocelyn doesn’t hate the idea of running the company!” Mara tried to insist that Jocelyn didn’t dread the idea of running Lykos…but in her heart she knew that her daughter was as reluctant to lead the company that had been passed down from first born Randell to first born Randell for generations. There were other options of course, Mara had cousins on her mother’s side of the family…but most of them had raised entitled, bratty children. And as bratty as Jocelyn had grown up to be, she at least had earned everything she had by completing tasks. Their girl knew the value of a daughter, and between all her classes, lessons, and extracurriculars, she knew what hard work was.
With a heavy sigh, Mara decided to concede that maybe Michelle would be good for Jocelyn, so long as they could get the girl into a biotech program or a business school. “Fine, fine… I suppose we’ll have to check on what schools she’s applied to…or needs to apply to. I don’t want a nitwit anywhere near the top of the company.” She smiled a little bit and leaned up to give Arlann a light kiss on the cheek. “You are more helpful than you think…at least, now you are. You were quite the nuisance in the beginning.” The old wolf teased.
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“Syri, you really don’t have to change. It’s not a big deal, it’s just brunch.” Alice tried to insist that her girlfriend wear the t-shirt and jeans that she had come over in rather than going through Sylvia’s closet for a button down. Both Sammie and Alice were on the scrawnier side, Sylvia was the only one who was close to Syri’s size. So when her girlfriend had panicked and asked if she could borrow a shirt, a confused Sylvia had let her go right ahead.
It wasn’t that they ate anywhere fancy for brunch where a certain dress code was required…it was just that Mara always dressed up wherever she went. Alice could actually count the number of times she had seen her Aunt Mara in jeans on one hand. As the still pretty attractive and often scruntinized for her temper head of a Fortune 500 company, Mara still made headlines every once in awhile and so dressed the part of a CEO, lest she be criticized for looking like a hobo. In turn, the rest of them dressed a little nicer when they were with her for the sake of them all looking and feeling like they belonged together.
“We don’t have to go you know. We could just…” Alice’s voice trailed off as her girlfriend abruptly stripped off her t-shirt so that she could change, leaving her clad in just a bra and a pair of jeans. She had seen this sight before, but it still managed to short circuit her brain as her eyes traced the outlines of her girlfriend’s muscular body.