All Chapters of The New Wolf: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

The pounding headache brought Clara back to consciousness. She pushed her hands to her head, hoping to relieve the pressure. As if on cue, her stomach tightened, forcing her to lean forward and pull her knees to her chest.Clara's shoulders began to involuntarily pop out of place making her throw her neck back. It seemed like her entire body was on fire causing more pain than she ever thought possible. If she were able to focus on anything but the pain, she may have noticed someone else in the room with her."Alpha Bishop, you should get in here."The pain leapt from joint to joint. Clara threw her body off the bed and landed on all fours. A face appeared right in front of hers. She bit back the screams when a powerful voice filled her ears."We didn't think it would be this quick."Clara looked up through her blond hair to see a nice looking man with a soft smile on an otherwise gruff face. He tucked her hair behind her ear."Don't worry, it will be over soon."Where am I? Who are yo

As predicted the kitchen was gigantic. A group of women about her age sat on stools under a counter. James nodded his head at them and they smiled back.One by one their smiles dropped when they looked at Clara. She glanced at James who wasn't paying any attention to the women and walked past them towards the cabinets. They started whispering to each other and Clara felt her cheeks grow red."What are your favorite foods?" James asked. "I hope you're not a vegetarian?"Clara shook her head. James pulled open a door and walked into a largest pantry. Boxes and cans lined the shelves. Clara wasn't sure eighty-three people would eat this much food in eighty-three years. James must have sensed her amazement and chuckled."Another perk of the transformation. Your metabolism is exponentially higher now. You will have to increase your calorie intake significantly." He threw a protein bar. Clara caught it and wasted no time taking a bite."You have free reign on this floor," James said. "Inclu

Clara stuck with Suzy the rest of the day. Everything went smoothly, except for dinner. She preferred to be lost in a crowd, not the focus of one. The members seemed to sense this and none approached her directly. She met the other two who sat at their table, but forgot their names already. Clara felt like she had to pinch herself to keep from having a break with reality over how bizarre her situation had become. After dinner was social time, which seemed to mean everyone went into the basement to play some form of sport or went outside to shift and take a run. Clara didn't feel like either. "Do you play volleyball? I've got a game going tonight if you want to join." "Thanks for the invite, I'm not very athletic." "You are now," Suzy said. "I bet you have way more skills than

Bang! Bang! Bang! Clara groggily came to. She sat up in bed, not even under the covers and still in the clothes she wore yesterday. It felt like she slept for five minutes but the clock said six. That meant she was out for ten hours at least. The pounding continued and Clara let out a groan. She stood up, feeling hazy. Almost like she had taken too much cold medicine. "I'm coming. Please stop hitting the door." The person on the other side either didn't hear her or didn't care. The banging went on and finally Clara grabbed the handle. She whipped open the door ready to give hell to the knocker. A gorgeous man stood there. His hair was in a military style cut, he was at least half a foot taller than her. His face was hard, a five o'clock shadow already forming. She thought his nose looked like it might have been broken once or twice, but it only added to his good looks. Then she l

Clara wasn't sure if she was really sleeping or not when James carried her inside her tiny rental house. Either way she didn't feel like opening her eyes. He set her down on the bed and she felt herself melt in with it, unsure she wanted to face anything else. It was several hours later when Clara finally decided to get out of bed. The house was silent and she was grateful for the peace. She went to the bathroom and turned on the light. Her black eye was already turning yellow. "It should be all the way healed by tomorrow." James' voice made her jump. "That's another thing you will have to be careful of living around humans. You can't draw their suspicion at all." Clara nodded her head, eager for him to leave. "I can tell you've seen enough of me, but we have to lay out a few rules." He walked out of the bathroom and into the kitchen. Cla