Chapter 5

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Chapter 5

I got back inside my apartment and the first thing I did was check on Jayden. He was still sound asleep in his room. I sighed in relief. I was scared that I had been out for too long in the woods and that Jayden would have woken up and would have been crying by now.

I went to my room and checked the time on my alarm clock; it was 5:30am. No point in getting some sleep now, Jayden would be up in a bit and asking for breakfast anyways. I decided to take a bath to relax my tense muscles instead. I went to my in suite washroom and headed towards the bathtub, turning the tap on and placing it in between hot and cold until I got the right temperature. Next I added my bathing salts and some bubble bath as well because I was never able to take a bath without bubbles, it was my theory that without the bubbles the water got cold too quick. I believed it completely.

While I waited for the bath tub to fill up, I went to the laundry room and got myself a clean towel. I groaned at the sight of all the dirty laundry piling up. I would have to do that sometime soon if I didn’t want to run out of clothes. I remembered not being able to do my laundry in my Boston apartment, as we left in a hurry, so there were probably a week’s dirty clothes staring at me.

Taking the clean towel with me I went back to my room and took out my light blue jean shorts and a black t-shirt with a round kind of deep lacy neck. I also took out my matching black lacy bra and panty set. Even if I couldn’t go to work and school I had decided to take Jayden to the nearby park to cheer him up. I was still pretty upset about not being able to make it to school, but it didn’t seem like I could do anything about it so I gave up trying to find a solution. I didn’t trust any babysitters because of the situation I was in and I doubted that I would find any babysitters in the area I live in as everyone was extremely rich. My apartment building was the cheapest thing here.

I went back to the washroom and saw that the bathtub was almost full. I got in the tub and turned off the tap, relaxing back against the wall. Closing my eyes I started thinking about what had happened in the woods.

I was still shocked over the fact that I had felt so comfortable with the wolf. Now that the wolf wasn’t around, the fear kicked in. I shouldn’t have gotten so close to him, geez I even patted him and treated him like a pet dog. Well almost like a pet dog since I was pretty sure most people didn’t have a one sided conversation with their pet dogs.

I sighed deeply thinking about how I had spilled all my problems to a wolf when I should have run the other way. For some reason, the wolf was smart and he was acting too much like a human. He seemed to understand everything I was saying and even showed some human emotion. I remembered him rolling his eyes at me. That was just plain creepy. I was pretty sure a wild wolf’s first instinct is to rip a person’s throat out if that person had meat on its body.

The other thing that was bothering me was the weird connection I felt with him. I don’t know why but I just knew that the wolf was a male and so instead of calling him a *it* I was calling it a *him*. I remember the softness of his fur and the warm chocolate brown of his eyes. The eyes were the most intriguing part of him. If I didn’t know any better I would say that his eyes were filled with love and emotions and a knowingness that could only be seen in a human. It was almost like the wolf was filled with human knowledge and emotions the way it was acting.  It crept me out that I was so comfortable talking to him, as if I was talking to my brother or a best friend.

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