Roommates with an Alpha Werewolf

Alicia is having a terrible day. She has just been fired from her job, which had been overworking and underpaying her, and when she reaches home, she finds out that her boyfriend has been cheating on her with their hot new neighbor. He moves out, which means on top of being jobless, she's also at the risk of being homeless.

So, when her friend offers to sneak her into a high-end club where she can drink her misery away, she is all for it.

None of them could have foreseen what was to come.

An Alpha Werewolf buys her a drink, listens to her story, and offers her a solution to all her problems. She moves in with him, and in exchange, he can do whatever he wants with her.

It's a terrible idea. Alpha Werewolves are, in general, terrifying. They're often unreasonable, possessive and obsessive in equal measures and have the strength and power to back up those selfish traits. The Alpha she meets, Liam, is older and more experienced in every way imaginable, and she knows better than to put herself in a position when the power dynamic is so obviously uneven that it would be too easy for her to be taken advantage of. And that's before taking into account the fact that she's a WereRabbit.

But what if that's exactly what she wants?

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Liam finds her wandering in the streets all on her own, the quiet, meek little rabbit shifter moving like a shadow of a thing, wearing too many layers and looking like she's trying her best to be as small and as unnoticeable as possible.

Her scent is impossible to miss, however. It permeates the air and sinks into his clothes, his pores, his entire being. It fills his head until there's nothing left in him but her and he has never want for anything so much in his entire life before.

The suddenness and intensity of his obsession stuns him, and though he resists it at first, he has never denied himself anything in his life and he doesn't see why he should start now.

Her innocence, perhaps, a little voice of reason whispers in the back of his head. She's small. He will ruin her and frighten her if he does what his instincts are screaming at him to do and snatch her off the streets and hide her in his home forever. The idea of having her all to himself does not worry him as much as the fear that she would attempt to run if he tries to cage her, the fear that she would be successful in hiding from him if he comes on too strongly.

He'll have to do this right.

He begins by getting her fired from her job. The plan is to push her into a corner, to seize everything from her, and then offer her the world.