A Werewolf Mate in the Loup Garou Forest (completed)

{6} A Werewolf Mate in the Loup Garou Forest

**Unknown POV**

I can't believe I lost control like that. What was I thinking? I looked over at her and stared into her confused brown eyes. She was still lying on the ground, but she had rolled over to her back and her head was resting on her hands, her brown eyes glued on my teal ones. I had to make her leave before I completely lost control.

I stopped in my pacing and went over to her. I grabbed her bloody shirt carefully with my sharp canine teeth and brought it to her. She sat up and I bumped her with my nose until she got the hint and put her shirt back on. Her torn bra was still lying on the ground. I leaned down and licked the blood off her feet. At first she winced, but then started giggling saying," Stop! It tickles". I went around her and nuzzled her back and pushed her up to her stand. Once she was standing, I rubbed her legs to make her walk forward. I would have carried her to keep her from hurting her feet again, but I didn't think I could control my wolf enough to have her body rubbing against mine as I walked.

She gave me a smile and scratched my head before turning towards an old animal path. I followed her to the path, and kept her walking until we reached the edge of the forest. I stopped before the tree line, but she continued walking towards her car. Once she realized I was no longer behind her, she turned around and came back. She crouched down and brought me into a tight hug before rubbing her face in my fur and inhaling my scent. Her hands moved down my body, her fingers sliding through my course fur. I growled again, but this time she did not move away. I, again, had an intense urge to take her, but I suppressed it and moved back.

The girl gave me a wave and a smile before turning around and heading towards her car. She hopped in and started the car before pulling out and driving away. I slipped back into the trees and ran along side of her. My wolf refused to let her out of my sight. The sky was dark and I could see the moon behind the clouds. She drove for about an hour before parking in front of a beautiful blue house. She got out of her car crying, but then froze. Something was wrong.