Maybe it was because she couldn't even feel her wolf. Or maybe

done the same to him, too. But this time, the fact that she couldn't see him annoyed and frustrated her like nothing els

d him! She would probably shift tonight an

an between the leaves. A small part of it entered from her window and brought in the ligh

hat was her favorite part of the country. But from this angle, she couldn't see the moon yet. She only caught the faint ring of it lingering on the edge of her frame. So she sett

She asked, spellbound. And of course, th

moon, weren't they? But even when her eyes were sore from the staring, she still didn't fee

d looked down at her body expectedly. But soon, disappointment was written all over

She didn't even drea

nd saw Jeremy's room. The door was open, but the man was nowhere. Sh

w what she felt. W

nally managed to stop the man on his wa

and I'm already running

ithout making the slightest noise. And by day, he was nowhere to be fou

n the man was hiding from her. But why? Had she done

eakfast, "Jeremy is acting weird these days, d

t that. He met Byron yesterday. When Byron i

ut more often so they can get used to each other. And the full moon is only a few days away, he'd better loosen his wolf a little before the moon

in the world now." She spread the syrup all o

of syrup and waffle. She always complained about her part-time job being too far away. Now t

hy don't you just make a phone cal

ce Jeremy's shift. But her wolf never surfaced. Celeste couldn't even feel any sign

act, I just know she's not ready. Besides, I promised I woul

l then. Jeremy could have gone with you in case any

rry. I'll

her own business without help. But she was inde