Precious (Werewolves & Vampires AB/DL Book 5)

Lily wakes up in a hospital after a car crashes into her, facing two options: live the rest of her life in pain or take a vampire bite and surrender part of her immortality, essentially being cared for like a child. Surprisingly, it's not too bad. An Alpha Werewolf is willing to take care of her, but only if she agrees to do what he wants - to be what he wants. And what he wants is to have her in a diaper, drinking from a bottle, and essentially being his precious little pup. He also enjoys keeping her "filled up," and not just her belly.

The Alpha Werewolf's offer is a peculiar one, but Lily finds herself considering it. The prospect of living in constant pain is daunting, and the idea of being cared for, even in such an unconventional way, has a certain appeal. She knows that surrendering part of her immortality and becoming the werewolf's "pup" would be a significant sacrifice, but the thought of being free from the agony of her injuries is tempting.

As Lily weighs her options, she can't help but wonder about the implications of the werewolf's demands. What exactly does he mean by keeping her "filled up"? And how much of her autonomy would she be willing to relinquish in exchange for his care and protection? The decision weighs heavily on her, and she finds herself torn between the certainty of a life in pain and the uncertainty of embracing this unconventional offer.

Ultimately, Lily must decide whether the risk of becoming the werewolf's "precious little pup" is worth the potential reward of a life free from suffering. The choice is not an easy one, and she knows that whichever path she chooses will have lasting consequences. As she grapples with this decision, Lily finds herself wondering how her life will unfold, and whether she will be able to maintain her sense of self, even as she surrenders a part of her immortality.

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