She Runs with Wolves
I felt as though there was a golden string between our hearts, and someone had yanked it, tugging it taut and pulling us together.
I wound my arms around his neck, pressing myself onto my toes, and then he was pulling me up, my legs around his waist, and his strong arms were supporting me. And when the rain came, falling through the leaves, it fell onto two souls, entwined, just for a moment, into one.
Hours or minutes or years or seconds later, he gently lifted me down. He was panting, and his hair was slick with rain, sticking it to his cheeks in curls.
Bab Populer