Lycan's Mate (His Claim)

y felt heavy eyes bore onto my back. I turned aro

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a's

ice was c

ound me and it was noisy

As if at some time they have seen such a scene. I p

ut seeing that there was barely any space to park inside the school, I preferred walking. And besides, it provided a great source of exercise that I was in dire need of. I wasn't getting chunky or anythin

bout this neighborhood. There was always a large distance between each home so there was no need to worry about any l

und of the door opening, he turned around and gave me his heartwarming smile. I smiled in return

u doing here

ttention, which was a surprise to me. He always seemed to have someth

's supposedly this party that's happening later on tonight and the whole neighborhood is invited. He even wen

arty? Has there been othe

hat never seemed to end whatsoever today. I slumped down on the couch o

s such a big deal anyway." I crossed my arms and looked at the T

on me as I continued to stare at the TV. It was

ant to go

n my expression that I was accidentally showing? He must've thought that I wanted

since you got that offer to work here. I rather spend tim

I was saying. Ugh, I hated how he didn't b

my head to look at him dead

to go dad. I p

esumed his previous position on the couch. I glared

ck. At what time

looked at the silver w

ant to be able to ma

g back by Sun

g her had to be one of the greatest unfortunate events my dad ever had to encounter. His first was losing his father after he had come back from serving at war, but that wasn't as great as this one. My mom and dad had been going out since his senior year and her junior year in high school.

ew exactly what to bring. Since we were heading South, I was pretty sure that the weather was going to be a lot warmer than i

ything under), I entered my closet and pulled out two long sleeved shirts and two tank-tops to accompany them. They didn't cling to my body, which was perfect for the semi-hot weather I was most likely going

nd it was only the beginning of the school year. I did have homework you know, especially since I was taking A

an the ones around our new home, but I didn't mind. I found it quite extravagant as I stared at them while

ow me, my dad pulled up to the cabin and I couldn't help the smile that spread across my face. T

d ran upstairs to the small bedroom I had here and laid out my clothes in the small dresser that came along with the cabin. Once I was done, I headed downstairs and out to the front porch. My

ath me, the short green grass turned into small pebbles as I made my way towards the small dock that hovered over the wat

up to my knees and sat on the wooden dock, splashing the water beneath me. I was quite sho

, shaking them to allow the water to fall on the deck. Jogging back to the cabin, I grabbed my shoes along the way before sitting on the small stool beside the fro

in the back porch that overlooked the forest. I had changed my clothes to one of my long sleeved shirts a

till audible to my ears. For some reason, he always seemed to sleep a whole lot better with the TV on. I don't know for how long I h

'm not sleep deprived yet. Just when I was about to stand up and head inside, I heard something shuffling against the bushes, causing my body to jump on h

d with the roof of the porch and onto the soft grass below. I don't know why I was

iew of anything behind it, but my eyes only met darkness. I let out a frustrated sigh as I pushed the

ly on the couch, so he wouldn't have even noticed my brief disappearance. I didn't plan on staying out here too long, the forest was starting to give

around leisurely, gasping as I met bright yellow eyes. It didn't seem as if that were their nat

was huge! It was pitch black and the only thing visible were its eyes. They seemed to da

was the same wolf I had seen the first day I had arr

fore me. But I was more surprised to get a random sensation where all I wanted to do was close the small distance that stood bet

e I was, standing in front of this abnormally large wolf, and yet I wasn't runn

every move as I made my way towards the bushes near the cabin. Just when I was about a few feet away, I heard it whimper softly before taking a step in

ooden floors beneath me. I didn't care if I woke up my dad just then, I just wanted to distance myself from that wolf and bury myself beneath my covers before I officially lost my mind. I don't know what had come over me. I wanted to go to it, to c

uch a powerful connection all of a sudden fo