Katie
The journey was grueling. After covering a few miles, we chose to continue on foot, hoping it would make things easier. We left some provisions at a base we passed along the way and shifted into our wolf forms to move faster.
For the others, it was effortless. But for me, it was a constant struggle to keep up. My paws stumbled over rocks, and my legs wavered on every uneven patch of ground. I wasn’t used to this. As the Alpha’s daughter, I’d never been pushed to endure such challenges. My role had always been carefully planned, protected, and sheltered. Out here, I was nothing but a burden.
I could notice Frank’s irritation. His wolf form was imposing. He moved effortlessly and confidently as if the forest itself bent to his will. I, on the other hand, could barely keep up. Every
