One last thing, Mikhail was gone almost before she could blink, and returned nearly as fast. He took her left hand in his. Your people will recognize this as a clear sign that you are taken.She hid her smile. He was so territorial, like a wild animal staking his claim. Like the wolves roaming so freely in his forest.
In "Dark Prince" by Christine Feehan, a character experiences a swift and intense interaction with Mikhail, who asserts his claim over her in a possessive manner. His gesture of taking her left hand symbolizes their bond, making it evident to others that she is now his. This display of territory evokes a smile from her, as she finds his protective instincts both charming and reminiscent of the wild.
Mikhail’s behavior parallels that of wolves, highlighting his primal nature and deep connection to the forest. This analogy adds an element of wildness to their relationship, emphasizing the strength and ferocity of his devotion. The scene encapsulates the themes of possessiveness and the raw beauty of their love story amid the wilderness surrounding them.
