Running With The Wind Book Novels & Stories

Alexander May sprinted into the night, through the vastly dense forest, he started to shift into his wolf form. The air was fresh and crisp with a strong wind ruffling his tan fur. He stopped to sniff the air, trying to gather any scent that may give him direction. He looked into the darkness with his sea blue eyes, trying to find any clues to the mystery.

“The essence of this run isn’t just to win. It is to activate my speed and ability to disappear.” According to Alpha Lucien, I have absolutely no reason to wait for my wolf. Without it, I could run through the woods, climb trees, and build myself a lot firmer. But my goal is to make him proud for giving me reasons. I was still running with Alpha Lucien’s voice in my head when I suddenly felt a sharp gust of wind lash against my face, stealing the air from my lungs. My steps faltered. It wasn’t normal wind. It carried weight, force, like unseen hands shoving at my chest. My eyes flicked to the left, a shadow darting between the trees….too fast and too deliberate to be nature.

I sighed wondering if I am ever going to make it but I didn’t think about that. I think about what Silver told me and it fueled my motivation and I started running. I closed my eyes as I felt the wind twirling around me. I felt the wind around me as it blew my face and my hair softly. I smiled loving the peace the wind brings as I run, it looked like the wind and I were one, we didn’t have a superior , we were an equal. I sighed feeling happy, I should definitely run more. I never knew the wind gives me peace as the water does. I opened my eyes and nobody was in my front, I shrugged my shoulders and continued running. But I stopped because it felt like something was not right, I turned back

Lauren was beginning to hate running, solely because of the way Aidan did it. He ran like he was in a race with the wind. Lauren , even with her heightened senses and more precise speed, could barely match up to his agility. The wind blew her hair into her face and she shouted for Aidan to stop. But he either didn't hear her or didn't care: he continued to race and laugh as he did so. Lauren looked around; she recognized the tall, sparse trees. They were heading towards her cabin, within a walking distance of her pack's lair.

The cool breeze hit me immediately, brushing through my hair . I wrapped my shawl tightly around me, took a deep breath, and broke into a run. The grass was soft beneath my feet, and my legs moved faster than I thought they could. The sky was dark but the moonlight was generous tonight, showing me the way, guiding me toward the boundary like it wanted me to succeed in leaving. The wind rushed past my face. My chest ached with each step, but I didn’t stop. I weaved through the tall bushes and open fields, careful not to make any noise. I didn’t need anyone catching me. I just had to make it to the carriage.

Chapter 95 HIDDEN PATH ‘ Run’ ‘ Run’ The words sounded like a faint whisper, carried by the wind making. Haven burst out of the pack house, the cold night breeze hitting her face hard. She could feel her legs move faster than they had ever before with her long hair swaying uncontrollably in the wind as she ran.

Lee nonchalantly said. Willow dropped my hand and leaned into Lee. I reached back for her but he was too quick and pushed her behind him. Devon and I both growled as Lee held Willow behind him. Suddenly, Lee sighed. "Listen, guys. I don't want to take Willow from her mate or her brother but she isn't safe in either of your packs. You know this. She isn't safe with a group. We have to run." he explained and I looked at him and something in me snapped.

he asked. I smiled faintly. "If only I had just listened to my father." Edward took this chance to say, "Exactly. You didn't know any better back then. Yet, you pig-headedly insisted on getting onto a runaway train with Ray. Well, you've come to your senses now, so it wasn't for nothing, at least." For nothing? Neither Ray nor I had come out of this unharmed—we had both suffered. Edward and I drove off, leaving Ray behind. Ray gradually became smaller in the rearview mirror until he could no longer be seen.

I obeyed, letting my body take over as I sprinted through the forest. The wind rushed past me, whipping my hair back and forth. I felt alive, free from the constraints of my human form. My wolf was in control now, and I let him take the reins. We ran for what felt like hours, the forest floor blurring together as we devoured the distance. I felt my heart pounding in my chest, my lungs burning from the exertion, but I didn't stop. I couldn't stop.

My heart ached knowing I would never get to experience running with my mother, but I wished she knew I found her family, our family — that I was no longer alone. Dry leaves rustling and twigs snapping were echoing around, and soon more paws thudded the earth, making the ground shake at the intensity. I knew our pack members were joining the run. Everyone started to move away from me, and the next thing I knew, Thunder was already beside me, running at the same pace as I did. The moon was already at its peak and the wind was getting colder, but it didn’t bother me this time. In fact, it was giving me an exhilarating feeling, as if I was one with the cold wind.