Fangs And Fur: A Werewolf Story.

shoulder "Beth, I'll be back home before seven. It's just a date. Don't make my dinner. Yeah

e. She remembered the first Change she had in this new town, four years ago, like it happened yesterday. Beth had locked her up in the attic and made her wait it out. She'd had to stand naked and face the milky m

ched in agony and let out a howl that was returned by several dogs up and down the street.She remembered screaming Beth's name in terror over and over again till she'd lost her voi

urniture in the attic to shreds using those claws. Her howls had brought several neighbours to their doorstep the next morning with questions. Did Beth keep a wild animal in her attic? Di

e police, and Beth had to purchase a small wooden house in the deepest depths of the woods

the woods, or cutting down wood to keep the fire in the small house going. She'd also learned that new Werewolves could only change at the full moon because they did not have any control over what the virus did to their body. N

ould run wild in peace. They'd accepted her as one of their own, and with Beth's permission she went there a few times every week. She usually joined them for p

stopped short at the sight of her human friend. Eric was stan

ear you

y pushed at his chest. "Not an offic

d, theatrically stroking his jaw and looking into the distan

as she could remember she'd always wanted to have dreadlocks like his. She loved him so much, the only person she

ted "Pretty cro

y was more populated than usual: teenagers moving to and from the

en replied.

ouple of cops. They brought it to the police station and caged it. People are going to che

d looked at Eric in alarm. What

e like that? You

to a concerned one "What if they kill it

re interesting than any normal

small as this, an abnormally big wolf would get even the indifferent teenagers in Bea

look flushed." Eric said,

d off without waiting for a reply. She found the girl's bathroom and entered, hoping the stalls were unoccupied. After

could do the same. Lauren picked it an

hear about the captur

you." Beth replied. "I want you to stay aw

it is–" She paused to confirm she was alone in the ba

ily. This whole situation is very dubious and it could be a trap. Please don't

d of the usual graffiti that is common to high schools. She frowned and chewed on her

in street in Beacontown. The street was fairly empty save for shop owners, and Beth wa

hair in its characteristic ponytail, squinting to see her in the

see." Axel sai

sighed. "This town is

ied "It's only b

down the street. "We might have a problem.

d frowned. "You don't t

n any normal wolf. I haven't checked it myself, but–" She huffed. "I'm goin

d. "And Lauren? Wha

rom the wolf till we can c

she's going to obey you

the distance and