na

This werewolf was an arrogant bastard who thought he owned everything,

opening I needed. He had locked the door, and I managed to break it in using one of his kitchen ute

f that cave, taking care to check if he was

bs from hitting a rock when I slipped while trying to escape. I was weak and in pain, but even so,

my house and my aunt's safety. But at what cost? Suddenly I found myself thinking that gold-digging Aunt Mag was going to sell me to a ri

lso losing their magic just as I had lost mine. The wizards and their laws were harsh and ruthless, without mercy towards others. I didn't

for me, I had nowhere to go, and it was very unlikely that Aunt Mag would come

me stop, and when I looked, he was standin

was hopeless. I would never be able to lea

I screamed, wantin

n away again, but as soon as I left the place where I was standing, the ground at my feet gave way, and I screamed as I fell into the large crevasse below. But before I

p stakes at the mouth of the hole pointing downwards, indicating that

n form. He had a grimace of pain on his face, indicating that he had suffered from the fall, after all, it

you get off me now?" He asked sarcastically and I opened my eyes wide realizing that I was still on top of him, I jumped off his lap and recovered myse

ken; you need a healer," I sai

minutes ago, you running witch?" He said, being arrogant as always,

ready coming to an end and everything was starting t

want to," he said, leaning his back against the wall of the h

n't escape this tra

had sacrificed himself to save my life and now I was asking him to do the impos

take us out of here, we'll talk to them and then we'll leave," he said with his eyes closed, "I even wanted to prepare a nice dinner because I thought you were still w

bviously I was going to try to escape

tch!" He was also relentless, calling me a witch as if it were a derogatory term. I didn't answer him; I shou

ey get worse?" I asked. He grunted

empathy is

forcing

l-being of a wolf!? That's anoth

enemies, but that didn't mean I wouldn't want to return the favor he did for

without giving up, he looked at me a little surprise

I'm not as stupid as you think. You won't be able to wor

ined silent for a while, still suspicious, but pondering. And even if I wanted to use witch magic t

d in a few hours, I'll be as good as new. The only sensible thing we can do now, miss,

d it together, and slowly approached him, who was sleeping. I took the rags from my dress and plac