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I opened my eyes with some difficulty. My back hurt, and I felt my breathing was labored. I couldn't quite remember what happened; all I could feel was the heaviness of my body and the pain in it. I was in a hospital bed, and as my vision cleared, I sat up. I had an IV drip, a neck brace, and some glass cuts on my arms.Then I started to remember what had happened: the wolf and Kessler. That huge wolf had thrown me with great force towards Kessler's car, and after that, I didn't remember anything.God, I thought I was going to die. I took a deep breath, feeling the pain in my chest as I breathed.Where is everyone? I looked around to find the button to call the nurses, and when I found it, I pressed it.Dad must be really worried; I hate giving my father worries. The door opens, and a nurse appears."Good morning, Miss Bailey, how are you feeling?""Sore," I said. "Is my father around?""Yes, your brother and your boyfriend too. They've been waiting all night for you to wake up.""I w
Falling for the wolf 57
I return home with a bittersweet feeling. The comforting smell of my room is a balm to my wounded soul, but the truth I now know weighs on me like a millstone. I sit on the edge of my bed, watching the patterns of shadows dance on the walls as night falls over the town.My mind is full of unanswered questions and shocking revelations. Can I trust Kessler after all? And what about my own brother, Lucas, whose secrets now threaten to change everything? Confusion and fear swirl inside me, forming a whirlwind of emotions that threatens to engulf me.I wonder what I should do next. Should I confront Kessler and demand answers? Or should I keep silent and try to find a way to reconcile the truth with my feelings for him? And then there's my brother, Lucas, whose fears and internal struggles are now apparent to me. How can I help him deal with his new reality as a wolf, when I can barely deal with my own?As I delve into a sea of thoughts, one thing becomes clear: the decisions I make from n
Falling for the wolf 58
We step out into the backyard, bundled up in coats to protect ourselves from the cold that seems to penetrate to the bone. The sky is dark and threatening, with heavy clouds announcing the imminent arrival of rain at any moment.The air is charged with electricity, and I can feel the tension in the atmosphere as we watch the swirling clouds above us. The wind blows gently, carrying with it the fresh smell of wet earth and anticipating the rain that is about to come.We sit on some old garden furniture, looking out at the gray and gloomy landscape with a mixture of melancholy and anticipation. Despite the unpleasant weather, there's something comforting about being outdoors, facing the storm together."I think we should head inside," suggests Lottie, rising cautiously as the first drops of rain begin to fall. "I don't want you to catch a cold after everything you've been through."I nod resignedly, feeling the weight of exhaustion and pain in my body as I stand up to follow her back to
Falling for the wolf 59
The sound of the main door echoed through the house, announcing the arrival of our guests. My heart pounded as we made our way to the living room, where Dad was already waiting to greet Kessler and Jonny.As we entered the room, my eyes met Kessler's, and for a moment, everything seemed to stop. There was a mix of emotions in his gaze, a combination of regret and determination that left me breathless."Hey, Eva," he said with a shy smile, breaking the uncomfortable silence that had settled between us. "It's good to see you again."Now we had to act like strangers.My lips curved into a forced smile as I struggled to maintain composure. "Hello, Kessler," I replied, trying to hide the storm of emotions swirling inside me.Beside me, Lottie gave my hand a gentle squeeze, offering silent support in this tense moment. Her eyes reflected understanding and empathy as we faced the situation together."It looks like you arrived just in time," Dad interjected, trying to break the tension with h
Falling for the wolf 60
I woke up calmly in the soft morning light filtering through the partially open curtains, relishing the luxury of being able to rise without hurry or worry. The room was quiet and serene, and I allowed myself a moment longer in bed, savoring the feeling of freedom that accompanied a day without commitments or schedules to adhere to.I lazily stretched beneath the warm sheets, feeling my muscles slowly relax after a night of restful sleep. I closed my eyes for a moment, savoring the feeling of peace and tranquility that filled the room, allowing myself to simply be present in the moment, without worrying about the past or the future.After a while, I finally decided to get out of bed, stretching my arms toward the ceiling and yawning softly. I wrapped myself in my favorite robe and headed to the kitchen, determined to indulge myself with a special breakfast that I would prepare myself.As I made a steaming cup of coffee and some fluffy pancakes, I let my thoughts wander freely, enjoyin
Falling for the wolf 61
Lottie and I quickly entered the house as it started drizzling, seeking refuge from the light shower that had begun. We decided to make the most of our time indoors and took out our class notes from the day to update our notebooks.As we worked on our school assignments, the gentle sound of rain tapping softly against the windows created a cozy and peaceful atmosphere in the house. The scent of wet earth seeped through the cracks, adding a touch of freshness to the air.Amid discussions about the latest topics in class and occasional jokes, time flew by. Lottie and I supported each other, sharing ideas and helping out with difficult points, making studying much more manageable.As the rain continued outside, we remained immersed in our studies, completely absorbed in the world of mathematics and history. Although school assignments could sometimes be challenging, it was always comforting to have Lottie by my side, turning even the most boring moments into something fun and enjoyable.
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Kessler and I were heading to the kitchen when we heard the crash of the door. We ran to the living room and Lucas was already gone.“He went to the forest,” Kessler said with urgency in his voice. “He wants to transform and he shouldn’t be alone, he could make a mess.”“What? I’m going with you,” I said, determined not to let Lucas face this alone.“No, stay, it’s dangerous,” Kessler insisted before running toward the forest. But I wasn’t going to sit idly by. I followed them without hesitation.The cold night air hit my face as I ran toward the forest, following Kessler. The rain had made the ground slippery, and the wet branches made the path difficult, but I couldn’t stop. I knew Lucas needed our help.In the distance, I glimpsed Kessler’s figure moving through the trees with supernatural agility. The full moon shone brightly, illuminating our path and casting long, mysterious shadows. My heart pounded with adrenaline and fear of the unknown.Finally, I reached a clearing in the f
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The air in the room was filled with tense silence, only broken by Lucas's ragged breaths. Kessler and I exchanged looks, both knowing that this was just the beginning of a long and challenging journey."We need to better understand his transformations," Kessler said as he struggled to stand up. "It's getting harder each time."I nodded, feeling the weight of responsibility. "We can't let him go through this alone," I replied, looking at Lucas who was now resting more peacefully. "We have to find a way to help him control his changes."Kessler leaned over the nearby table and pulled out an old book, its pages worn with time. "There might be something here," he said, carefully flipping through the book. "This diary belonged to someone who went through the same thing. Maybe their experiences will give us a clue."As Kessler read aloud, I stayed watching Lucas. In his wolf form, he still retained a part of his essence, a connection that hadn't been severed despite the transformations. I g
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