God… I am so stupid! I probably messed up everything and it’s going to be my fault if Aden never gets Alex. I thought well I ran across the lawn. The wind was beginning to get worse as I got closer. You’re not stupid Nellie, it’s going to be fine. Aden reassured me.
The thing about being a wolf is you’re able to listen to everyone’s thoughts. Sometimes it can be horrible but it was useful at times. It was hard in the beginning to get used to this, but now It was a part of me. Aden and I are similar in our ways. Where he wants to be with Alex, I just want to have a normal life and go to high school. Maybe later you can maybe it will change. We never know. Aden’s told me, even though he knew it was wrong he was still hoping it could be true. My brother love for her was strong; almost pure. I just hoped he can have her later, He’s suffered to long. Thanks Nellie He whispered in my thoughts.
We we’re running side by side. I turned my head and looked at him, feeling the wind run through my fur. He was the color of his golden eyes; his fur was bright as an angel while my pelt was the color of snow. I looked away, and saw my parents watching us. They looked at us like we were the most beautiful things in the world. I looked glance over at Aden, knowing he was thinking differently and so was I. Even though we looked like normal wolves to humans, we know what we truly are on the inside and it made us feel sick at times.
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Hawthorne Heights
Teen FictionWhen there's true love, theirs struggle. What will Alex do? Her only love is gone and shes all alone taking care of her little brother. Will Aden keep his promise and come back? Or will she move on? Check out this story about a girl who's love for a...
