Bane Of The Wolf

nce dirty house now stood out, the walls had been scrubbed, the sofas had been dusted. Emily grabbed her backpack and shouldered it, she met the person in charge who paid h

old enemy. “How did it look like hon?” Her mother asked, Emily stared at her surprised that her mom had not taken her for being crazy. “He had shark-like teeth and wide mouth” Emily explained, shivering. Her mother nodded as if she just confirmed something. Sam came out of the kitchen holding a glass of milk, he stared at Emily in concern, then glanced at his mother. “Is she okay?” Sam asked, his mother nodded, Sam stared at his glass of milk, then offered it to Emily. “Here, drink.” He said, and Emily shook her head. “You should take it” she whispered, but stared at the milk longingly, Sam smiled, something he rarely did. “You want the milk, sis, have it” he shoved the milk into her hand. “Fine” Emily grumbled and drank it all. Sam kissed her forehead as she fell asleep, he turned to his mom, his expression became stern, “What happened to Emily?” He said, “And don’t lie to me mom” he growled, His mother looked anguished. “She saw something that would changed our lives badly, I wish I could explain to you guys but you and your sister’s life would be in danger” she explained, Sam frowned. “Danger” he said, confused. “Why would our lives be in danger because you told us something? And what the fuck did sis saw” he said, his mother frowned at the use of the word “fuck” but said nothing about it. “She saw a monster, Sam, and yes she wasn’t hallucinating, it is real” she said and Sam stared at her trying to process her statement. “You are saying monsters are real, mom, huh?” He asked. “Yes” his mother confirmed, Sam stared at her. “I can’t believe this” he muttered, “Why didn’t it attack her, I mean f