THE TRAP

229 Words
Something felt wrong. I noticed it the moment I stepped outside that evening. The air was too quiet. Too still. Even the usual noise from the pack was missing, replaced by an unsettling silence that made my chest tighten. I should have gone back inside. But I didn’t. I kept walking. Slowly. Carefully. My instincts were screaming at me, but I ignored them, trying to convince myself I was just being paranoid. Then I heard it. Footsteps. Behind me. I stopped. They stopped too. My heart began to race. I turned— Nothing. The path behind me was empty. But the feeling didn’t go away. It got worse. I started walking again, faster this time. The footsteps returned. Closer. More than one. Panic surged through me as I turned sharply— And this time, they didn’t hide. Two wolves stepped out from the shadows. Blocking my path. My breath caught. “What do you want?” I asked, my voice steadier than I felt. They didn’t answer. They just stared. Then one of them spoke. “You shouldn’t be here.” My chest tightened. “I live here,” I said. He shook his head slowly. “No,” he replied. “You don’t.” Before I could react, one of them moved forward. Fast. Too fast. I tried to step back— But it was already too late.
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