I could see his mouth moving, his eyebrows coming together in anger, but no words came out of his mouth. He froze as a growl split through the air. He screamed and started running inside, but a

ck at my father and showed him his teeth before stepping off of him. He scr

ase, tell me you're okay. He

clutching my st

you? Why does he love Destiny more than you? He as

n't know. You didn't s

cles ache even more than they already did. I rolled out from under her, ignoring my protestin

not, but I couldn't forget those eyes as much as I knew I needed to. I almost burnt her eggs, but managed not to. I didn't eat breakfast, but I made everyone else's and ran upstairs and changed into one of my many turtlenecks, jeans, and tennis

inking that maybe they were talking about me. I pulled my turtle neck up further to hide the bruises my father had given me. Again, I switched my books at my locker, glancing around for Jake. Thankfully he didn't come again

t my notebook. But it wasn't there. I gasped. No! This could not

ethin'? My wolf's v

n't talking to me anymore. I

to me too. Besides, I got bored, and I s

while still looking for my notebook. I gasped. You. I forgot my not

kin' for something-your notebook, I guess. I don't know how or why we can do this, since you're not a

te thoughts that I don't want other people knowing. And, ob

rl. I blinked at

sarcastic? I asked

rt. Not a lot of humans would come to that co

antly not lik

m not a normal wolf... th

t's when I start to thi

of the most beautiful sounds I had ever h

I began to think it was just a dr

it really would be better if y

ow, with you talking

have a nice day, Danny. Try to maybe bl

e brilliant brighter-than-the-sky blue eyes stared back at me, but from a teenage boy. Oh, no, the new kid... I thought. His chestnut hair was short, and had a little flip in the front. He was gorgeous, with his broad shoulders and strong arms; arms t

ble, almost blushing. I pulled out a piece of paper and started on

ite rabbit nibbled on its last meal, its ears twitching, awaiting a sound that never ca

froze and glanced up to see those blue eyes starin

ing up to us. He glanced at me before r

He said, glancing up at me. I realized he had a

She doesn't speak much, and she's terribly shy, so you probably won't get a word out of her. Try

me. "I wonder why." He said,

osh; it's what all my family

giving him a s

called Danny? Is that yo

me. It fit me. I nodded

anced down at my lips. "You ha

utes. He moved suddenly, leaning forward on the desk, making me flinch backwards. His eyes narrow

reason, I don't worry about him hitting me, or touching me. He was the only person I could speak to, but I didn't know his name, let alone know if I could even call him a person. I didn't know what he

xt to me and whispere

ed at him a

y friends, Danny?"