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    Rehabilitation for Feral Cats
    Rehabilitation for Feral Cats
    Rehabilitation for Feral Cats
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    Rehabilitation for Feral Cats

    By Arian Wulf

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    When Anita defends herself against an Alpha Cat Shifter who attempts to coerce her into submitting to him, she is sentenced to a Rehabilitation Facility for Feral Cats. She is far from feral, but is left with little choice but to comply with the unfair decision. Loneliness eats away at her in the quiet cell with nothing to keep her company but her own shadows and the noises in the dark. She languishes there, thinking she would never see the light of day again...

    Except that doesn't happen. The warden of the facility finds her and offers her salvation in the form of a little more freedom within the confines of the facility. She can mingle with other prisoners who are there for lesser crimes. She is wary of the kindness offered by the imposing Alpha Werewolf, who promises he wants nothing in return except for her company and conversation.

    He is a powerful man, a good Alpha with enough influence to have anyone he wants. She doesn't know why he's paying so much attention to her or why he's choosing to spend time with her. The man is frightening and captivating in equal measures and she doesn't know what to do with him- with everything he's offering her.

    Everybody wants something. She just has to figure out what he wants from her... before she starts falling for him.

    Maybe it's too late already.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFanciful Erotica
    Release dateJul 8, 2023
    ISBN9798215683491
    Rehabilitation for Feral Cats
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    Arian Wulf

    Arian Wulf has always loved supernatural stories and wished they were just a little more... frisky.Less plot, more sex, thank you very much!

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      Rehabilitation for Feral Cats - Arian Wulf

      ...

      When Anita defends herself against an Alpha Cat Shifter who attempts to coerce her into submitting to him, she is sentenced to a Rehabilitation Facility for Feral Cats. She is far from feral, but is left with little choice but to comply with the unfair decision. Loneliness eats away at her in the quiet cell with nothing to keep her company but her own shadows and the noises in the dark. She languishes there, thinking she would never see the light of day again...

      Except that doesn't happen. The warden of the facility finds her and offers her salvation in the form of a little more freedom within the confines of the facility. She can mingle with other prisoners who are there for lesser crimes. She is wary of the kindness offered by the imposing Alpha Werewolf, who promises he wants nothing in return except for her company and conversation.

      He is a powerful man, a good Alpha with enough influence to have anyone he wants. She doesn't know why he's paying so much attention to her or why he's choosing to spend time with her. The man is frightening and captivating in equal measures and she doesn't know what to do with him- with everything he's offering her.

      Everybody wants something. She just has to figure out what he wants from her... before she starts falling for him.

      Maybe it's too late already.

      Chapter One

      Anita sits on the edge of her cot and listens to the soft tap of approaching footsteps, her cat ears swiveling to the side to better hear. The footsteps are too even to be Danny, the man who brings her meals, and too loud to be Johnathan, who walks with a hitching step and a cane. Those are the only two visitors she gets in the quiet and dimly-lit part of the prison cell and she wonders if it would be too terrible to hope that there is another prisoner being escorted here. At least she would not be as lonely. The nights are long and eerily quiet and she never knows where the noises are coming from.

      The footsteps stop outside her cell and the stranger peers in at her. She can sense him without looking at him. There's a presence about the man that warns her not to meet his gaze head on, that she needs to be careful. The man's attention on her feels like a physical weight that she isn't able to shake off.

      Hello, Anita.

      She almost turns to see, but it isn't safe. She has to stay still, stay calm. The man is an Alpha and her prior experience with an Alpha has taught her that they are nothing but trouble. She doesn't need more trouble in here. She doesn't even know if she's capable of getting into more trouble. This already feels like the maximum amount of trouble anyone could get into. 

      I had hoped that my staff would be able to take care of you in here, but perhaps that was a little too much to ask from them, given the circumstances.

      The circumstance here includes her being a prisoner being held by the will a broken system that had deemed her to be guilty. The fact that this isn't called a prison, but a rehabilitation center provides little consolation.

      Anita? He's gotten closer. She can tell by the way his voice has gotten clearer. Are you listening?

      Only in a vague, detached way. Time passes so slowly here, like a river of molasses being pushed down by the current into the ocean of thick liquid that has already overfilled.

      Blink.

      It's suddenly time for another meal.

      Blink.

      She's standing under the shower with water over her face and dripping down her chest and into the drain, swirling and bubbling with the soap she has been given.

      Blink.

      It's morning and someone's talking to her.

      It's nine thirty-five in the morning, the Alpha says. You're in the Jabur Rehabilitation for Feral Cats. Your name is Anita Kirk and you are eighteen-years-old.

      She almost flinches. Eighteen years old and she's fucked up her life already. I know where I am, she says, fracturing the silence. She presses her hands against her eyes, hoping to quell turmoil inside her skull. I know who I am.

      Do you know why you’re here?

      I know why I'm here, she says, the words falling out of her. It's the simple fact that she's here at all that's bothering her.

      Do you know who I am?

      That should bother her as well. Her own misery pushed back, she faces her new tormentor, turning to look at him. In her head, she had imagined horns of a devil, a cruel smirk and a judgmental gaze. She finds none of those. Shadows lay across the stranger's face and curls around his form. He is wearing a suit that feels entirely out of place here, but it fits like a second skin, one of those tailor-made designs that only the rich can afford.

      There is, oddly enough, something familiar about his face. She doesn't know why. She doesn’t know him. She would remember him if she did. His is a face that is hard to forget. As fearful as she is of what he is, she can't help but find him aesthetically pleasant to look at. She would remember someone like him if she had met him out in the world. Perhaps he's someone she had come across from work. Then again, it is hard to imagine a man like

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