Bone Chilling Fear

Manny

Excitement. Complete, heartfelt excitement and gratitude are what filled my heart as I strolled back to my bedroom.

I had come up with a foolproof plan to engage with my mate and it worked. Hearing her pleading with me to meet with her the next day, I was jubilant. I had a hard time controlling my emotions in her presence. Now that I am alone, I am grinning like a fool in sheer ecstasy.

Taking a quick shower, I decide to go downstairs and get something to eat first. That will also give my mate some time to relax. I will reach out to her about an hour from now.

Just as I dig in, Matt, my wolf decides to disturb my meal. He starts growling in my head and it gives me a headache. What he is saying through the growls is incoherent.

"Calm down, Matt. I cannot hear you if you keep on growling. Tell me clearly what has got you on edge?"

"Mate is in danger! Go to mate. Willow tree."

I do not need him to form any coherent sentences. What my wolf says is enough to get me worked up. I ha