Aden Evans is a Wolfblood.
Part human, part wolf. With powers of speed, hearing, smell, and strength in her blood.
Aden fled to Stoneybridge when she was fourteen to escape her wild and vengeful pack, where she met Maddy Smith and her parents, a pa...
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"Comin' like a hurricane, I take it in real slow, The world is spinning like a weather vane, fragile and composed."
Hurricane - Fleurie
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XXX. \\ THE ONE PACK //
"What are we looking for again?"
Rhydian and Aden sat on a log as Jana walked in and out of the clearing, picking up stuff and pocketing it. She had been even more frantic since they'd gotten into the woods, and all Aden could do was sit there and watch her, wondering what all the stuff she was gathering for. They'd been out there for almost forty minutes, just watching her walking back and forth.
"Sage for the rite." Jana replied, walking past them.
Rhydian frowned, "Are we burying him or making a casserole?"
Jana stopped in her tracks, turning around and looking at them in frustration.
"It's not a joke, Rhydian!" Jana exasperated, "A Wolfblood's soul must be set at peace."
Rhydian just shrugged slightly, "It's just a bit over the top, isn't it?"
"It's what every Wolfblood believes," She told him, then looked at Aden, "Or should believe."
Aden shifted a little under Jana's judgmental look. She could see it in her eyes that Jana didn't understand how Aden could come from the wild and not know the importance of the sacred Wolfblood ceremony.
Jana huffed, walking past them, "If you don't want to help, then stay out of my way. I'm doing this properly."
They watched as she walked back towards the creek, looking for whatever else she needed. Rhydian gave me a look, shaking his head at Jana's frantic behavior.
Rhydian then looked over at Aden, sighing, "Looks like we might have to postpone our date again."
With all the craziness going on with the bones, she had nearly forgotten that they were supposed to go out tonight. And with what was going on, Rhydian was probably right. It was already approaching late evening and they still didn't have a full plan of how they were getting the bones.
"Yeah," Aden nodded, "We'll try another day this week. When we aren't dealing with the possibility of our secret getting out."
Rhydian nodded, and then in that moment, her phone started ringing in her pocket. Quickly, Aden took it out and when she looked down at the screen, she saw Maddy's name across it.
