She Can Run Novels & Stories

I said shortly, not bothering to explain myself further than that. "Where are you headed?" she asked, coming even closer and looking at my running clothes with open curiosity. "Just a quick run around the lake," I said, already turning to start stretching my legs, hoping she would take the hint and leave me alone. But she didn't… If anything, it seemed to make her even more curious. "That sounds perfect, Rheyes," she said, clapping her hands together as if I had just invited her to tag along. "I could use a running exercise too. It's not in my workout routine for today, but let me just grab my running shoes and I'll…"

She knew it was over for her. She turned and fled. She didn't have a car so I just watched her run all the way down.

"I'm just telling you the path exists. What you do with that is yours." She glances toward the window, where the light outside has gone from gold to grey. "It's almost time. I have to go." She doesn't wait for me to answer. The door closes behind her, and then I'm alone with the bag, the silence, and every reason I've ever had to run. I pick it up before I decide to. My hands know exactly how to do this. Sling it over one shoulder. Check the weight. Move fast and don't look back. I've done it a hundred times, in a hundred different places, and I've never once had to think about it this hard before.

she said, and suddenly ran away in a flash. She didn't even understand how she got the power to do that, but she thought it was helpful. But how was she able to run so fast even faster than a vampire? This was something that only special werewolves could have and Raymond was the only other person with this kind of run in ability. What is going on with her? Who exactly is she? She realized she needed to contact her father to ask more questions.

I promise her. "I...I..." she says and takes off running away from me, why did she run, did she have to run, I was down on my knees, trying to ignore my instincts of running and chasing her, I just told her that I have the instinct of hunting and following her, and she chose to run away from me.

Maybe I wouldn't have come off as someone who couldn't keep it to herself…scratch that, she probably would've made it worse. “We did take quite a beating but it's nothing a good rest couldn't handle." She replied. “Now I need a run to feel like myself again." I couldn't agree more, as much as I loved staying indoors without having to think like I had the weight of the world on my shoulder, running was the one thing that kept me sane. "A run sounds good.” I told her. "We just have to figure out how to go about that.”

“Oh well!” With that, she sprints off towards the emergency staircase, running as fast as her little legs can carry her. .... A/N: Mass release 2 of 3!

The latter shrank into Charles' arms the moment she saw me, as if I were some sort of terrifying ghost. In any case, why was she even here? As if he'd read my mind, Charles explained, "She just went through chemotherapy a few days ago, so her immune system's weak. I got her to the hospital because she got a cold two days ago." "Alright," I replied calmly. Not noticing the undercurrent of my emotions, he continued, "I've already signed the agreement for your C-section, so the doctors will come and perform surgery on you in just a bit."

she said as she looked down embarrassed as she spoke so quietly he almost missed it. He smirked, feeling accomplished at the fact that she admitted it. "I know." He said to her cockily before back away from her some more, letting her go. "Go clean yourself up, put some training clothes on. We are going for a run." As she got off the counter she hesitated "Um run?" "Yes, a run, go now, get ready" "But I can't.." "Shift? I know but you can still run can't you?" She breathed again, she hadn't realized she had held her breath, she nodded then walked upstairs to get changed.

It made it easy to see her house. “Can we make it?” he asked with concern. “I can run like the wind when I have to,” she said flatly. “How fast can they run is the question,” he said. “We’re about to find out,” she said as she burst into the fastest run she could manage across the recently cropped field.