TWEEN WOLF

nted to catch had left not quite long prior to their arrival and met the a mob of people waiting at the terminal to get into the awaiting trai

were already feeling cold waiting out in the cold at the subway station. Taking the baby and his wife to a safe co

little to prevent him from picking out their scent. Charlene perceived it too and knew at once they would be caught if they continued to hide amid the crowd

e baby they were carrying to where he had parked the car. Fortunately, the car was still there where he had left it and the keys to the ca

rain which had lasted for two hours had stopped falling. Instead of taking the city’s subway train which they earlier had planned to board, he had decided to venture on the route that led to the mountains towards

id he imagine that the car would soon run out of gas. Minutes before he could realize that he was about entering in danger, two cars drove out of the dark woods and kept chasing after him. They kept chasing after him and soon caught up with him despite his efforts to shake them off his tail. At the sight of the two cars, he drove speedily through th

onfusion as hell broke loose on both sides of the car and pre

hem off!” Eliam retorted but Charlene

find its way back to the main road slightly unscathed and in perfect shape. Eliam drove the car ahead of the two vehicles whose drivers were at the brink of realizing that Eliam could eventually escape if they don’t stop him. To ease their worries, two of the men in both cars still on pursuit af

rewolves hit the rear window where Charlene and the baby was and brought forth its huge talon hoping to claw Charlene and the baby. Their claws shattered the glass and tried to grasp the ba

d a few hours. Before Eliam could drifted the car to the left, the werewolf was fast enough to pull the car in the opposite motion towards the sloppy valley. The next minute, the car tilted off course and still in motion and great speed, the car somersaulted thrice before crashlanding into the dark forest where it collided heavily with a lot of tree barks as it descended down the slope. The car ended up falling into ditch and forcefully slipped down towards a stream but was held back by a broken tree. Minutes later, Eliam woke up from the

appen. But thankfully, she protected the child in her arms till the very end. The baby was barely alive in her hands and had much chance of surviving the accident compared to him. Figuring this out, he knew he had to let go of one precious item he had been planning on giving the baby if ever they had boarded the train. It was a golden locket with one piece missing. Before they left the orphanage, he had given the other piece to the baby’s twin sister in a hope that someday, he would get to find the child. P