It was around half an hour since Katie had called her brother, still no sign of them or the attacker, but my wolf wasn’t letting his guard down just yet. I felt tired of worrying about Katie getting attacked ten feet away from me, so I trotted quietly behind her, grabbed the back of her top and carried her back to where I was originally sat. That earned me a few curse words and a light slap on my paw but it calmed my wolf.
I laid my large wolf head down on top of her protecting her from the harsh wind that blew through the trees. My large form was around four times the size of her and covered a large percentage of her figure, I felt overjoyed at the fact that she was comfortable around me. It showed through the way that she leant her head back against my chest, running her soft hands thro
