We didn’t have horses with us, so we both changed to our wolf forms for the run to the camp. We hadn’t spoken after we sealed our bond. We had just lain there, in the grass, arms around each other as we grappled with everything. I didn’t know what he was thinking about, but I knew he was worried. I wanted to ask him what he was worried about, but I also didn’t want to intrude on his thoughts. I didn’t know if he would welcome it.
So, we were silent as we laid there, then we finally got up and changed without a word. Now, we were running to the camp, and I kept looking over at him. At my mate. We were almost the same size, which was unexpected. Most female wolves were smaller than their male counterparts. But, I knew if I was standing among our wolves, I would be one of the largest ones t
