Richard "It's because of you that I am safe," Regina mumbled as she buried her face in my fur. Her voice trembled with gratitude, and I could feel the warmth of her tears seeping into my fur. I want to hold her tight in my arms and assure her that I will always be there to protect her, but I can't shift into my human form now because it would only startle her. Instead, I nuzzled against her cheek, offering a comforting presence as she found solace in my embrace. "I love you; don't ignore me ever again," Regina whispered, her voice filled with both vulnerability and a hint of longing. Regina's grip tightened around me, seeking solace in the familiarity of my presence. Never before has someone's pain bothered me; never before have I cared about anyone's tears; never before have I felt the need to comfort someone else. But at that moment, everything changed. Seeing Regina vulnerable and in need awakened a protective instinct within me that I never knew existed. As I held her, I reali
Richard It's very dark here; the only source of light is a faint glow coming from a small crack in the wall. The air feels heavy and suffocating as if it's been trapped for years. With the stink of blood coming from my nostrils, I cautiously navigated through the eerie darkness, my heart pounding as I wrapped my hands around my knees, holding them tight to my chest. As I strained my ears, the silence was broken only by distant, echoing whispers that sent shivers down my spine. The oppressive atmosphere weighs heavily on my senses, intensifying the unsettling scent of blood that fills the air. I find myself struggling to find any relief or distraction from the constant agony. It's as if every moment is a reminder of the excruciating pain that I can't escape. It hurts so much that the pain seems unbearable to handle. I don't know why I am feeling this kind of pain; the pain doesn't seem to be physical but an emotional burden that weighs me down. It's like a heavy weight on my chest,
Regina "Ahh..." Where am I, and why the fuck does it hurt so bad? I groaned as I slowly opened my eyes, trying to make sense of my surroundings. The room was unfamiliar, and the throbbing pain in my head intensified with each passing moment. I tried to recall what happened, but my memory was hazy. I looked around, trying to make sense of my surroundings and figure out how I ended up in this painful state. I was lying on a bed in a room that looked like it belonged in a hospital. "Thank God, you're awake." I heard Sam sigh in relief as he wrapped his arms around mine. I could feel the warmth of his embrace, which offered some comfort amidst the confusion and pain. As I glanced at Sam's worried expression, I couldn't help but wonder what might have happened. "Are you okay? Do you feel any pain?" Sam asked, concern evident in his voice. I tried to speak, but my throat felt dry and scratchy, making it difficult to form words. Despite the pain and confusion, I managed to shake my head,
Richard "How is Regina?" I inquired about Regina's well-being, as it has been quite some time since I last saw her. Curiosity fills me as I shift my focus from the papers to Sam, eagerly awaiting an update on how she is doing. Sam sighed louder than I expected him to. and leaned back in his chair, a weary expression crossing his face. "Well," he began, hesitating for a moment before continuing. "She is still unconscious." My heart sank upon hearing Sam's words, and a wave of concern washed over me. I leaned forward, my brows furrowing in worry, and asked, "It's been a week, and she still doesn't wake up." I couldn't help but wonder what could be causing her prolonged unconsciousness and if there were any signs of improvement in her condition. Sam shook his head at the words, his eyes filled with a mix of sadness and frustration. "No, there haven't been any signs of improvement," he replied, his voice tinged with worry. "The doctors are doing everything they can, but they're stil
Richard I sighed, defeated by the weight of my responsibility. As I pondered the question, a thought crossed my mind: perhaps I could ask him for help. I hesitated for a moment, unsure if reaching out for assistance was the right decision. However, the realization that I couldn't bear the burden alone compelled me to gather the courage and seek his guidance. I picked up my phone and dialed his number. As the phone rang, my heart raced with anticipation. Would he be willing to lend a helping hand? Would he understand the gravity of the situation? I took a deep breath, hoping that my plea for assistance would not fall on deaf ears. "I will help you," he said, his voice filled with empathy and reassurance. "But wait, how do you know I was calling you for your help?" I asked, curiosity lacing my words. He chuckled softly on the other end of the line, his warm laughter putting me at ease. "I could sense the urgency in your voice," he replied. "And besides, who else would you turn t
Regina "Peter, what exactly happened while I was unconscious?" Peter hesitated for a moment, then took a deep breath before starting to explain. "Well, things started the night when you were gone and we couldn't find you, and we were all worried sick. We searched everywhere and called everyone we knew, but there was no trace of you." "But as we were finding you, we discovered the bodies of many wolves that had somehow disappeared from their pack but are now dead." Peter continued to recount the events with a heavy sigh. "It was a gruesome sight, and we couldn't understand how it happened. Sam was worried sick; he thought you were dead too. He kept blaming himself for not being able to protect you," Peter added, his voice filled with remorse. "We tried to piece together what had happened, but there were no answers. It was like a nightmare that we couldn't wake up from." I sighed in distress as I listened to Peter's account. The thought of Sam blaming himself for not being able to p
Regina "Peter... " I shouted, my voice trembling with fear and disbelief, as I felt something grab my leg. I looked down to see a bloodied hand reaching out from beneath the debris. “Regina, just calm down, and don’t you move a bit?" I heard Peter say as he made his way close to me, his voice filled with concern and determination. I nodded my head as I tried to assess the situation. I could feel the tension in the air as Peter carefully examined the hand, his brows furrowed in concentration. With a sudden surge of strength, he managed to free my leg from its grasp. Relief washed over me, but the sight of the blood on his hands only intensified my fear of what lay beneath the debris. “Peter...?” I asked, my voice shaking. I could barely form my words with my heart pounding in my chest. “Is the person alive?” Peter's face grew solemn as he met my gaze, but he chose to remain silent about my words. “We should leave the place.” Peter changed the subject as he took my hand in his as w
Regina The sight was enough to make my blood run cold. With my worst fear coming alive before my eyes, I felt a chill creeping up my spine as I stood frozen, unable to tear my gaze away from the horrifying scene unfolding in front of me. The realization that this nightmare was no longer confined to my imagination sent shivers down my entire body, leaving me paralyzed with fear. I want to scream, but I can't find my voice as I witness the spine-chilling scene. My mind raced, desperately searching for a way to escape the horrifying reality unfolding before me. I watched Sam be circled and attacked by enemies, desperate to fight them off, but he was outnumbered and overwhelmed. The sight was utterly devastating as they bit on his neck, and he howled in pain as one of the wolves threw him like a sack on the ground. My heart pounded in my chest, feeling the weight of helplessness as I realized the dire situation Sam was in. There seems to be nothing I can do to save him. Tears welled