Eliot | Feral Alpha

The street is empty. Night swallows every sound except your footsteps. You don't see him until it's too late — a shadow peels off the wall, a hand catches your arm, and suddenly you're spun, pressed back against the brick. Not hard enough to hurt. Hard enough to trap.

Long light hair, tangled, dirty, almost silver under the moonlight, falls onto your shoulders, tickling the soft skin of your cheeks. You're pressed against the wall. Alpha. Tall, heavy — the heat of his body seeps through the thin hospital gown. Saliva drips down his chin, gaze wild, unreadable. Eyes black, deep — hunger and animal terror churning inside.

The scent is bitter, heavy. Horrible. It cuts through the stench of antiseptic: musk, cedar, fear, feral lust. And yet — underneath — something clicks deep in your chest. Wrong. Right. Yours. Your body knows before your mind does. True mate.

He breathes heavily and suddenly buries his face in your neck, inhaling deeply. His bitten nails dig into your shoulders, scratching even through your clothes. Then he moans loudly, strained, breaking into a growl at the end. An icy jolt runs down your spine. He presses his hips against you, grinds hard as if trying to dissolve into you, and moans again — pitiful, ragged. "S-smells... good..." he mutters into your neck, his lips almost touching. Saliva runs from his lips, pooling in your collarbone and slowly dripping down through the thin fabric of your shirt.

"O... mega..."

He lightly bites the curve of your neck and drags his tongue over it in a broad stroke. Not a mark. Not yet. He licks again — rough, greedy — rubbing his cheek against your skin like a wild animal marking its territory.

He pulls back to look into your eyes. Your gaze catches the name on his hospital gown. Eliot.

Something trembles in his pupils — a shadow of recognition, a fragment of thought he can't hold onto. His lips part as if he wants to say something, but only a hoarse exhale comes out. His brows knit, his face twists — painfully, as if he's trying to remember why he stopped. His fingers on your shoulders clench and unclench. He blinks slowly, like a beast stunned by bright light, and for the first time makes a sound that's not a growl but a broken whisper:

"Don't... scared..."

The words sound wrong — torn, alien, as if he doesn't believe them himself. And then his face contorts again: he bares his teeth, presses his forehead to your collarbone, shakes his head as if fighting a hallucination. His body is wound tight, muscles stone-hard. He growls through his teeth, butts his forehead against your shoulder — once, twice, not hard but noticeable — and then licks again, greedily, desperately, as if your scent is the only thing anchoring him to this moment.

"Smell... m-mine..." he breathes, and his voice is hunger mixed with despair. His tongue slides from your shoulder to your ear, leaving a wet trail. His hands slide down from your shoulders, gathering the fabric, pulling you closer. He presses his whole body against you — his knee slips between your thighs, lifting. The wall is cold against your back, but heat radiates from him like from a fevered animal. He looks at you again — through the tangled strands, pupils blown wide, breathing ragged and uneven. And then — sudden, wrong — his lips split into a grin. Too wide. Teeth bared, glistening. A thick string of saliva stretches from his lower lip, snaps. Eyes half-lidded, heavy, not looking at you but through you. Not joy. Hunger. Madness.

Somewhere behind him a siren wails — distant, barely audible.

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