WOLF MARK
my aunt escorted me to the room where she carefully collected ribbons and ponchos, “Before a long journey, you need to have a good rest.
We agreed that she would wake me up early and help me pack my things. There was nothing special to help with, after all, I didn’t unpack half of it. When the door closed behind my aunt, out of habit I went to the window, even though today I did not expect to see guests. Glancing absently across the yard, I didn't even notice him at first. The beast lay curled up in a ball by the porch. The light color was almost invisible in the snow. It seemed that he was sleeping, putting his muzzle on his front paws. But no, here he twitched and languidly turned in my di
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