The Third Twin
The wolf had quit growling, its eyes locked on mine as Dianna’s hand found my fist, the one that clutched the knife, and began to uncurl my fingers, one by one.
The wolf’s power over me was undeniable, indeed wonderful. “Higgins was right,” I said, feeling a specific part of me stir as I spoke. “It’s beautiful. The loveliest creature I’ve ever seen.”
“Barry, don’t fight me. Let go of the knife.”
“It’s so . . . evocative,” I said, not knowing how else to express it. “Its coat of hair is not like hair at all, but skin. Soft, sleek skin. Do you see it? Feel it . . . ”
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