Every Kind of Way
Prompt: On the way to a friendâs house, during a blizzard, you end up stuck in a cabin with Daveedâs familyâŚor as I like to call it Rose doesnât know how to finish her other projects, so she wrote something else.
Part 9
Pairing: alpha!werewolf!daveed x omega!reader
Tagging: @wreakhavoconmacroissantdiggs @ramp-it-up @sebastianabucknettastan @wtfhell @sillyteecup
You refused to leave your room for the remainder of the day. Jasmine and Rafa came by to get you to open the door, but you wouldnât budge. It felt like you couldnât move no matter how hard you tried. It was an uphill battle you refused to fight. How could your soulmate of all people make you feel this shitty? How could he be so careless?
You sat in the corner of the room, away from the bed where Daveed claimed you. The room wreaked of him and created its own form of torture, but you had no where else to turn.Â
Daveed sat on the other side of the door, contemplating knocking the door over so he could hold you close and never let go. All Rafa could do was bring him dinner and wait for his next move. He wouldnât tell his best friend how bad he messed things up between the two of you. Daveedâs heart was in the right place, but his timing was awful.
âYou need a showerâ, Jasmine sneered as she grabbed the bowl from the floor
Daveed didnât respond.
âShe can probably smell your stench through the doorâ
It was enough to catch Daveedâs attention. He knew if you decided to finally come out, he didnât want you seeing him in this condition. Yes, he was an absolute wreck, but that didnât mean he couldnât shower.
âIâll talk to her, but I canât promise you anything for being an assâ
He quietly thanked Jasmine as he got up.Â
â(Y/N), Iâm coming inâ
Jasmine stepped in the quiet room. You were sitting on the floor with your knees pressed to your chest. You never looked or felt so small. She sat next to you as you tried to steady your breathing.
âHeâs not at the door anymore. I sent him awayâ
âGoodâ, you sighed, âI donât want to see him againâ
âWell what happened?â
Jasmine took in your quietness and convinced you to leave the house, away from all the alphasâŚand Rafa. They were desperate to figure out what happened between the new, happy couple. Jasmine held your hand tight as you distanced yourself from the house and away from your soulmate.
âWe ran into Benji yesterdayâ, you started, âHe said that Daveed only marked me to keep him from getting to me. The same day Daveed ran into Benji was the same day Daveed marked me. It doesnât feel like a coincidenceâ
âHow do you feel?â
âI feel stupid for letting him inâ
âYouâre not stupid. You opened up to someone you trusted and they made a bad decisionâŚa really bad decision. I donât think Daveed was trying to be malicious. He was just being--â
âA stupid alphaâ
âWell yeahâ, she laughed, âWe can be really stupid when our mates are involved, but that doesnât change anything. What do you need?â
You thought the question over. There were so many things you needed in that moment, it was difficult keeping track of them all.
âI need space, some time for me to think things over, I want to punch something, I want someone to hold me, and I want people to stop trying to figure out what happened. Weâll talk about it when weâre readyâ
Jasmine pulled you in and held you tight, âIâm sorryâ
âItâs not your fault. Not all alphas are stupidâ
âIâll take itâ
The air grew tense in a matter of moments. The same familiar stench you were accustomed to filled your nostrils. Jasmine sensed it too and pulled you behind her. You both stopped to talk right where the forest began. There was enough space between you and Daveed.
âDo you think Iâm a stupid alpha?â
Jasmine was always used to keeping a calm, collected demeanor, but Benjiâs presence always pushed her buttons.
âSoooooooo, how are things with you and your precious alpha? I was only trying to help darlingâ
You held on to Jasmineâs arm as you took a deep breath. Benji waited with a sickening smirk on his face. He wanted to see how uncomfortable you were now that he attempted to come between you and your soulmate. You were so tired of his constant meddling. You were never going to be his. You would rather die.
Without saying a word, you launched a rock with as much strength you could muster. It didnât take much, given much you truly hated him. Your quickness surprised all three of you. The rock connected with Benjiâs eye, ensuring a black eye in its wake.
Benji screamed as he took a step back, holding his eye and grimacing.
âNice shotâ, Jas smiled as she stepped back, as much as she wanted to knock him out, she wouldnât risk putting you in danger. Benji was too unpredictable.
âWhat the fuck is wrong with you?â, he yelled, âI told your family-
Benji was taken aback as he took in your laughter. You had the nerve to laugh at him and it made his blood boil.
âThe moment you became more trouble than you were worth, I would take things into my own handsâŚand here we areâ
Benji took a step past the woods and walked onto Daveedâs territory. Jasmine growled as her eyes glowed.
â(Y/N) runâ
By the time you turned to run, Daveed jumped in front of you on all fours. The look in your eyes told you to keep running and donât stop until you made it to the house. Once you reached the door, Oak, Rafa, and the rest of the alphas were already running out the door. Anthony tried to pull you inside, but you couldnât move until you knew Daveed and your pack were okay.
The entire pack formed a line in front of Benji, daring him to take a step forward. Benji knew he was outnumbered. You didnât think he would be dumb enough to challenge a pack of alphas and yet he proved you wrong. He charged at Daveed with full force, knocking him to the ground. Your heart stopped in your chest.
Get up. Please get up.
Benji tried to take a bite from his neck while he was down, but Daveed was quicker than you thought. He lunged for Benjiâs tail and pulled until he was at the edge of the woods. Benji writhed in pain as the rest of the pack surrounded him, preventing him from making a break for it. Daveedâs teeth sunk deeper into his tail and connected with the bone. With one final pull, Daveed was able to swing Benji by the tail past the edge of the woods with one spine tingling howl.Â
Benji limped with his tail between his legs back to where he came from. Daveed was the first to move towards the house. Just like your first night there, he stood on his hind legs to reach the porch. His big brown eyes looked sad as if he didnât know what to do next. You took a step forward and rubbed the bridge of his nose. You sealed the gentle touch with a kiss.Â
Daveed took a step back and by the time he reached the stairs, he was back to his human form. He didnât care that you didnât want to speak to him, he just needed to know that you were safe and Benji couldnât get to you.
âYou threw a rockâŚat his faceâ
âYou almost ripped his tail offâ, you smirked
He pulled you in for a hug, refusing to let you go.Â
For now, it was enough.













