She Runs with Wolves
The window displays were full of autumn-scented candles, and I resolved to go back at some point, even as I pulled my gaze away to answer Skye.
“Nightmates,” I said softly. “That’s what they’re called.” The cool tones of the evening sky made me want to speak in hushed tones, and as the first stars shone they cast the twilight with a mystical air. “We don’t have to be a certain age to find them, though. I – um,” I faltered. How could I tell him that I didn’t age? That I looked seventeen, that I would always look seventeen, but that I was, in fact, already older than he was?
“Yeah?” He asked. He looked at me, then, the soft, full curve of his lips and the sloped crescent of his eyes marred wit
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