Ruby
The huge brown wolf in front of me growled across the clearing as if the intruders should stay put if they knew what was good for them. I wondered who he was and whether I had met him before in human form. These males had to be close to Caleb.
Maybe he was Aaron.
I looked at Mom with fearful eyes. “What if Caleb gets hurt? Or worse? What if those guys over there decide to join in, and they kill him?” They were barely holding back and had already started creeping closer to the center, baring their teeth as if they were thirsty for bloodshed. “I can’t just stay here and watch them tear him apart, Mom, I can’t.” I didn’t want to stand and witness either of them get killed, but my heart belonged to Caleb. If he died, then I would die too.
Mom struggled to form words through scattered
