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Sparks in the Pines

Author: N. Chandler
last update Last Updated: 2025-07-16 12:11:01

warm afternoon sun bathed the quiet streets in golden light as Wyatt and Aria walked side by side through the heart of the pack’s small town. It was peaceful, almost sleepy—the kind of place where time felt slower and laughter echoed longer.

Aria kept her eyes ahead, her arms brushing Wyatt’s every so often as they walked. Her stomach was still fluttering from his hand on her wrist, his voice when he asked her to walk with him. It was just a walk, she reminded herself. But it didn’t feel like just a walk.

They passed the coffee shop with the creaky sign, the bakery where she’d spent so many Saturdays as a teen with Samantha, and the little bookstore that still smelled like vanilla and old paper.

Wyatt pointed to a crooked streetlamp near the post office. “I accidentally knocked that over once during a training run. Roy made me fix it myself.”

She snorted. “That explains why it still leans a little to the left.”

He grinned, and they both laughed.

By the time they reached the trail entr
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