I couldn't sleep. I couldn't think about anyone else but her. Her hair, her eyes, both the same milky brown. Her lips, forming a perfect O as they parted. Her long, slender fingers as they curled in the dirt. Her smell wafting off of her in waves-I couldn't get it out of my head. The way her fingers ran through my fur, the electricity that ran through my skin.
                              So I went back.
                              I snuck out to go back to that spot.
                              Now, I held her notebook in my hands, staring down at it. My fingers flitted through the paper, and I caught bits of writing.
                              "Josh," Iya's voice startled me, and I hid the notebook back under my mattress. "C'mon! We gotta go!"
                              I grumbled under my breath, but my heart started up like it did when I thought of her. Maybe she went to the same school. Maybe I had classes with her. A shiver ran through me. I hoped so.
                              "Alright!" I called down to my cousin. "I'm comin'!"
                              I grabbed my binder and started downstairs. A tiny hand grabbed mine, and I looked down to find Hanna beside me. "Joshywa, where y'all goin'?" she asked in that sweet little voice.
                              "I gotta go ta school, picnic. You know that." I replied, squeezing her hand.
                              "Alwight," she sighed. "I be waitin' for wa."
                              I ruffled her hair, smiling. "Bye, picnic. Love you."
                              "Wuv wa too, Joshywa." She said as I rushed out the door after Iya.
                              She was waiting by the front door of the SUV, smiling widely. "Can I drive?"
                              I rolled my eyes. "No," I said automatically, reaching behind her to pull the door open.
                              "Bu..."
                              "No," I said.
                              She sighed angrily. "Can I at least sit up front?"
                              "But I wanna sit up front!" Levi whined as he ran out of the house, his backpack thumping against him. "Josh, that's no fair!"
                              I flashed a glare at Iya. "You are so childish," I growled.
                              "I wanna sit up front!" Levi whined, stamping his foot on the ground behind me.
                              I squeezed the bridge of my nose. "Fine, Levi." I snarled.
                              He made a squealing sound and ran to the other side of the car. Iya groaned and slammed the door shut. I rolled my eyes again before slipping into the driver's seat.
                              "I'm nervous. Are you nervous? I mean, I've never been the new kid. Have you been the new kid, Josh? No, a course not, you've always fitted in with everyone. Always the popular kid..."
                              Iya went on and on for the whole ride. At some point, Levi and I stopped listening, and he was glad to get out when I dropped him off. Still, she went on, wishing Levi good luck, and I zoned out again.
                              That's when I saw her. The car lurched forward as I slammed on brakes, earning the blare of horns. She walked across the parking lot, her head down, staring at the ground. I sighed wistfully, involuntarily.
                              Iya leaned forward in-between the seats and eventually climbed into the passengers seat. "That her?"
                              I would've shot a glare at her, but I was too mesmerized by her. The way she walked, the way her hair fell down past her shoulder blades; everything. "Yes," I breathed.
                              Iya nodded in approval. "She's cute."
                              Now I did shoot her a look. "She's mine."
                              She rolled her eyes. "Move the car."
                                      
                                  
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WerewolfHighest- #129 in Werewolf With a father who beats her at home, a sister who bully's her at school, a mother who leaves her, and to top it off being completely mute. Danny just can't catch a break. That is until a new family moves into town, bringin...
