Twilight Fanfiction Sneak Peeks

Alone

Wolves have Packs, and Lions have Prides, but the Fox is always alone. Shunned by mankind and even other animals, the Fox walks alone.

This is a Jacob Black fanfiction that revolves around a Werefox Ava. Join me in the rolacoaster ride that is Ava's life. It's full of Vampires, Seer's, WereHyenas, WereCats, Werewolves and much more.

Chapter 1
My red paws padded against the soft foliage. There wasn't much on the ground as summer had only just ended. That's actually the reason I was in America, Canada was far to cold for me too spend Winter in. It seemed to get colder and colder each year.

My nose itched and I stopped to rub it against my blackened red fur. I flared my nostrils as the itch didn't disappear. I stopped suddenly at the snap of a twig. My ears twitched as I perked my head up before sniffing the air. I stood still as I could be as I focused on where the sound had originated. After a moment and my lack at sensing anything, I began to walk again, trotting through the greenery.

This was the most peace I'd had in a long time.

I stopped again suddenly my ears perked as I darted my eyes across the forest, there was definetly something out there, I sensed it this time. The sounds came louder and clearer from my left, something heavy was moving fast in my direction. I darted to my right sprinting as fast as my four legs could carry me. My breaths came out quick, there was no way I could shake what was chasing me. Any second now it would catch up and I'd be lunch meat, literally.

'There!' My inner Fox senses called as I heard the rush of heavy water flow. The only way I might make it out of this alive, was to put some distance between us. I changed course and nearly fell pray in the quick turn but pushed my pace. A clearing in the trees came into view and I spotted rocks and a large rushing river. I didn't have time to wonder if I could make the jump as the thing behind me caught up.

I lepted.

I gave a yelp like bark, as I slipped, reaching the other side and scrambling to stay out of the water, my hind legs slipping off the wet rocks and nearly pulling me into the current before I finally scrambled onto the bank. I laid on my stomach puffing, I couldn't keep running the bank wouldn't put any distance between us and the creature would surely land here any moment. When it didn't I looked up to see the last thing I'd expected. A buff looking man stood on the opposite side of the rushing river. He was tall and strong with a beautiful face and dark hair. He gave a lazy grin at me before shaking his head.

"Guess I go hungry." He said to himself, though my hearing picked it up, even over the roar of the river. He turned and disappeared back the way we'd come. I blinked a few times. How had a human kept up with me. That's impossible, he musn't be human. But then what? And why had he given up the chase? I shuddered at that thought, what over here scares a creature like that, over crossing. Better proceed with caution.

I slowly climbed to my feet as I trotted off. I suppose I need to figure out where I am, too?
It's been nearly three months since I last took human form. I've gotten so used to being fox the size of a wolf on four furry legs that I'm forgetting what it's like to be human.

About ten minutes later as I was lazily walking, I came to a clearing in the trees to find a long empty road. I walked to the edge and looked both ways. No street sign, how helpful. I thought as I mentally sighed. I didn't know which way to go so randomly decide to the left. I stuck to the bushes and off the road. The last thing I needed was to be hit by a car, again.

Half an hour later I passed a large sign.

La Push Reservation

Where the heck is La Push?