Run Freely Novels & Stories

I laugh, letting her take over our body. Kayla rushed forward, the wind shooting through our fur as we ran as fast as we could, Anton and Jamie not too far behind us. She howled and cried into the wind, ecstatic that we was free to roam the territory. It was nice that we were no longer trapped in one room and chained up, we could finally have fun.

I cry out from the amount of pain and pleasure that shoots through my body. "I missed you Zen!" I bite on my lips and throw my head back. He slips his hand inside my pants and pressurizes the bundle of nerves in my core. "You don’t want to be with me, you want someone else now.” He says while rubbing it. "Ahhh slow down Zen! I uhhh I do want him to be free but I don’t think he wants to be with me." I try to say between my moans. "Tonight you're going to listen to me I will show you how much I need you." He says. I nod my head letting him pleasure me. A strong desire starts rising inside me. So I move my hips to match the pace of his fingers that are rubbing my core. He moves his fingers away

His heart steadied. His wolf snapped his head back and howled, long and wild, his voice filling the Valley. Sheetal answered with a roar of her own, raw and sharp. Then we ran. The ground blurred under our paws. Dirt. Rock. Rails. The trees opened, the river bent, and we tore through it all like nothing could stop us. The night wind cut against our fur, sharp, clean, alive. For a moment, I let myself feel it. Freedom. The power of four legs under me instead of two. The way the Valley opened for us, wide and endless.

Taking advantage of the distraction, I seized the moment and made a dash for freedom. I raced through the open terrain, my adrenaline fueling my every stride. The urgency of my escape propelled me forward, and I didn't spare a second to catch my breath. My mind was consumed with the fear of getting caught, and I repeated the mantra, "I shouldn't get caught, no," to myself as I ran with all my might.

Something tight. Something urgent. My steps turned into a light jog. Then faster. Faster. I pushed through the front doors, the cool night air hitting my face instantly. Freedom. The word flashed through my mind so suddenly it made my chest ache. Without thinking, I started running. Across the open grounds. Past the trimmed hedges. Past the silent stone paths. My feet moved quickly over the grass, the wind brushing against my face as my breathing picked up. Faster. Faster. Faster.

"What are you doing on the beach anyway. It's like the middle of December. It's cold you know." "Sunsets, the sea, and refreshing winds. What else could it be?" She said. "Not that cold after all. Well, even though it's a little bit chilly." "You need to stop running away you know?" I said just when the wind hit my body. I saw Autumn shivered and hugged her legs as her hair flew freely. "I'm not running away. I just need to release stress. My wolf is so annoying." She said and put her head on her knees.

So I try to see if I can move any other body part, anything at all. Toes, nope. legs, nope. arms, still nope. Damn it! I'm going to be a fucking vegetable for the rest of my life! That's just fan-diddly-fuckin-tastic. Fingers, nop- wait. Holy shit! I lifted my right index finger! Finally progress! "MILLIE GET IN HERE!" Alpha yells.

"So hopefully you did not make any enemies, because they have been permitted to not hold back." "Crap," I muttered under my breath.

Xiu says, and we all stand as one. Zor freezes as Xiu's words register, and she quickly slides her tongue over her teeth. Xiu turns to leave, and before I follow her I stick out my tongue at the bitch. I wish I could bitch her or yell, but that would ruin Xiu's performance. Instead, I silently stand my ground with an immature gesture.

I received a message that read, "You mean it?" A happy emoji followed the text, but I locked my phone. For now, I had no plans to reply to the sender. The laughter in the living room did not stop. "If Elena aborts the baby, you can drive my new car for three months!" "Only three? I say a whole year!" "You're on!" The voices rose to a clamor, and everyone in the living room began to cheer on the bet.