I stripped as I ran, my clothes littering the forest floor, and when I shifted, I felt f*****g free.
The breeze hit my fur, and the forest came alive in front of me. The colors were more vivid, the sounds brighter, and the smells overwhelming in a nostalgic way.
I couldn’t remember the last time I took a run, and I made a mental promise never to go this long without feeling the ground beneath my paws again.
“It took you long enough,” my wolf mumbled. “I feel like I’ve been locked away forever.”
It had been so long since I heard her voice in my head. I didn’t realize just how much I missed her.
“You went ghost on me.”
“No, I didn’t, but you didn’t need me to speak much. In case you forgot, we’re one person. I’m as much a factor in your decisions when you’re human as you are in this fo
