Tamming My wild lycan mate

. Why? I couldn't risk climbing back up again. This is the third time I will be hiking today and the seventeenth time I've attempted it this month, yet I've never made it to the top of the mo

it once, but it was a long time ago. I could remember that day clearly. It was my first day at Valerie High. I was returning from school when these three seniors crossed my path. They were werewolves, and I..I'm a newbie. They were harassing me when I felt this strange hunger pang in my stomach. It hurt so much that I could feel my liver burning while my intestines were twisting in my stomach. Before I knew it, my teeth grew longer, and my fingernails turned into claws. I felt myself getting stronger than usual, and I suddenly felt the urge to drink blood. Like a possessed being, I jumped at the three seniors and hit them, slashing their skins with my claws until they could no longer move. I broke all the bones in their bodies, and it took Sarah's intervention not to bite them. The howling of the wind, which blew snow into my face, brought me back to reality. I searched deep inside myself again, willing for the power to take over. I knew it would increase my strength, but I don't know how to harness it. The idiot appeared whenever it pleased and vanished as quickly as a needle is thrown into the sea. It's like a woman's menstrual cycle, which comes once a month. “Baby,” Sarah said into my ear once more. It took all my strength not to fall. “You've got ten minutes left.” Ten minutes left! I thought in my mind. Hell No! There's no way I could make it to the top in ten minutes without this strange power of mine. Sarah mumbled in my ear again, “You're running out of time, little one.” “Can you stop doing that?” I asked, rolling my eyes. She rolled her eyes too and asked, “And why should I stop?” “Because you're scaring me!” I screamed at her. However, the wind of the Adirondack Mountain made it look like I was talking from afar. Regardless of the wind, I knew she heard. She has this strange ability to hear things from more than a hundred miles away. “Five more minutes to go,” she mumbled instead. “Meet me at the top.” Before I could reply, she was gone again. I cursed under my breath, “B*tch!” before deciding to try my luck again. I used my hand to clutch the rock at the top of my head and tried using it to push my body up. As I was doing this, my hand slipped. Before I knew it, my leg had lost its balance, and I was defying the law of gravity. “Sarah!” I screamed at the top of my voice. I couldn't believe it. I was plummeting down to the beginning of the mountain again. Not ready to witness the boulder my back would hit, I closed my eyes. I didn't k