Chapter 1

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     Mia and Rose were walking home after a long 7 hour school day that felt like a year. Finally, winter break was here! Mia kicked snow along the way to the benches near Rose's house, as they were talking about their crushes. "Mia, do you like anybody?" Rose chuckled. Mia's cold, yet big boots stopped kicking the frozen ice as she looked into her big scarf. Mia never was a big talker, especially about these kinds of things. "Um, well no. Why ask?" Mia said quietly. "Well, everyone else has one. Besides you, I guess. Unless your lying to me, which, I know you would never do bff!" Rose giggled. 

     They arrived at the bench, that they had to wipe snow blanket off. Mia quickly sat down and itched her ear. "Mia, are you ok? You've been doing that alot lately." Rose tilted her head. "Uh- Yeah- Just- Itchy-" Mia grunted in between each sentence. "Do you have lice?" Rose asked. "No Rose. Why would I have lice on my ear?" Mia snapped back at her. "Jeez sorry- But, you might want to get that checked out." Rose simply suggested. In a blink, Mia transformed into a grey wolf. Rose screamed and ran to her house. "W-wait... What's wrong? Is something wrong with me?" Mia's hind leg went up and scratched right behind her ear. "Ahh... Thats the spot." She looked down and saw- paws? "A-aaah! No, this can't be!" Her ears pulled back.

     Mia ran to her house, which was near Rose's. She scratched at the door, like what her dogs always did. "God fucking damn it! I don't have thumbs." After a minute or two, she transformed into her human self. "Ah, finally. She opened her house door and quickly ran to her room. Panting, she slumped down onto her bed. "What does that mean? Whats wrong with me? Am I that ugly? Did I lose my one and only friend? This must be all a dream. I need sleep." Mia went under her fluffy blankets, closed her eyes, and drifted off to sleep.

I know this chapter was extremely short, but the next one will most likely be longer. I hoped you enjoyed!

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