of him. But he shook it off, relying on two facts. One, he wasn't going to reach Brookehurt. Yes, his Mama's house was a little away

the unsettling feeli

jammed his brakes, eyes wide open. Heart thumping. He stopped his engine, leaving

home. And when he did, that would be the end of night journeys. Gosh, what had he been thinking setting off at su

on this trunk. On reflex, he stomped on the brakes again. Slowly and hoping that this was just a dream, he turned. And there hunched on his trunk was a creature. Its fu

, smashed the windows and plunged in its arm. John Doe made a dodge and stretched for the at the other side. He yank

fight till the creature -the wolf was forced to let him go. And that was what he did. Using h

ced him by making a gash on his throat. Fresh blood pumped out soiling the car seat, d

ne were the fur, and deathly pan

as the still pointed canine. He got out of the car a

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liv

e bathroom," Leah said, plac

ned the car door. "T

vy. What a mistake I had made by agreeing to Leah's terms. We spent our time drinking. I wasn't going to lie and say I didn't have fun. I did, I mean, I met new people, the music and e

d was home? A look of shock graced my face. This was quite odd, given that he had

walked to the kitchen at the adjacent side of the room. I ope

k my purse and began walking toward my room. That

nd I could he

and leaned my ea

me this week. I'l

in my throat and I raised my hand to knock on his door, but stopped. I didn't know how to

d in such state. It just hurt me beyond words. What even hurt me more was my inability to help. I was tempted to start making

the other way, loo