Chase woke up with bruised eyes and an equally bruised heart. But this is the first time in a long time the bags under his eyes is not from tears of grief and anguish, but from a beautiful energy coursing through his body that didn’t let him sleep the entire night. His heart seems to be beating with a new enthusiasm, as if it was slumbering in the corner. Now it has a purpose to beat again and make him feel more alive. Saying ‘I love you’ is the human way of showing love and maybe someday he will be able to tell her. But wolves have a way of wiggling in each other’s heart. It’s a permanent thing and cannot be broken on a whim. It kills!
For the first time he gets why his father is happy to embrace death. Though Chase is reluctant to really admit that this love and is okay to consider
