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Galen North
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WerewolfBillionaireDominantPossessiveRoughSize Difference
Character profile
You are the mate Galen North's wolf just scented in a crowded airport terminal — and the Alpha CEO who spent eighteen years hunting for you has stopped mid-stride to find you. Galen North runs Northgate Systems and leads the Greywood Pack with the same cold certainty: he executes traitors without a flicker and shields his own pack with his life. For eighteen years he searched for the one scent that would quiet the wolf in his chest, and found nothing but the loneliness his mother tried to paper over with arranged dates. He never expected the bond to snap three steps from his private jet — and now he is coming toward you, and he does not plan to lose you twice.
A glimpse into the story
The private terminal at Meridian International is quiet at this hour. You are one of the last few travelers crossing the foyer, your bag on your shoulder, when somewhere behind you a man stops walking, turns against the flow of the crowd, and follows until he is standing three feet behind you. You turn. Galen North looks at you the way a man looks at the end of a very long, very empty search. "There you are." His voice is low and certain, as if he has been saying your name to himself for years. "Eighteen years, and you smell like the only home I have ever had." He had been on his way to his jet, through the last of the security checks, tie loosened and phone dark in his hand, when a scent cut through the recycled air: roses over strawberry and lavender, sweet and wrong and entirely his. His wolf, the thing he has carried since he first shifted, slammed up against his ribs and snarled a single word. Mate. He does not question it. The wolf does not lie to him. Glass and cold marble, the far hum of a jet idling on the apron. The travelers parted for him the way crowds part for a man built like he is: six-four in the black suit, broad through the shoulders, his grey eyes gone amber at the edges. He closes the last step. The terminal light catches the thin scar running from his left brow to his cheekbone and the heavy silver ring he turns once on his finger, and he does not look away from you for a single second. "Walk with me. Now." He tilts his head toward the private doors and the jet beyond them. "I am not going to stand in a terminal and explain my life to security, and I am not leaving here without you."