The white wolves (Twilight saga fan fic)

Chapter 2

Chapter 2

“Okay, I’m leaving for work. It might be a good idea to check the place out. Maybe find some friends…” Their dad starts but at the blank look on his children’s faces, he stops and studies them. “You need to make new friends. What happened to in New Zealand wasn’t your fault” He says cautiously and Serena turns away to glare at the floor.

“We will work on that dad, but for now we are fine by ourselves” Ryder grits out and Jack nods, his eyes sad as he turns and leaves the house, heading to work. Ryder turns away from the front door to look at his twin who was standing rigidly straight. He walks over and pulls her into a comforting hug.

We don’t need to find any friends just yet. It can just be the two of us. Ryder assures, his arms squeezing her tightly.

We don’t need friends at all. Serena counters, her heart thudding against her ribs as she thinks back to the reason why she didn’t want any. Ryder sighs and pulls back from the hug, before holding her face in his hands and staring into her eyes.

Fine, now let’s head to La Push beach. It’s been a while since we last went. They both walk through the laundry and into the back yard. Serena relaxes as she sees the forest and smells the fresh air. Nature never failed to calm her. They walk towards the trees together, excitement filling them. Serena doesn’t even look at her brother as she starts to strip off her clothes, once they get under the cover of the trees.

She pulls her jeans along with her shirt off before rolling them up and sticking them in the pouch they wore on their wrists. The pouch looked tiny, and completely normal on their wrist. But you can open it and pull it out to make it large enough to carry clothes or anything of the same size. Serena then hangs the pouch around her neck, knowing that it will be large enough to fit her soon to be larger neck.

Jack watched as her sister got ready, already ready himself. She glances at him before letting the power wash over her. Her body lurches forward and explodes as her wolf comes clawing out. Her fur was pure white, the same as his, but she was slightly smaller than him and her fur was quite a lot longer.

Serena shakes out her shaggy fur, revealing in the feel of the dirt beneath her paws. A tearing sound sounds from next to her and she looks over to see her brother shaking out his fur. Her tail wags behind her and she trots over to him. They rub against each other, pushing at each other with their snouts. Serena always made sure to stay lower than Ryder, acknowledging that he was the dominant one out of the two of them.

Ryder lifts his head into the air, and lets out a loud howl. Serena follows after a beat, and together the air fills with their howls. Birds close by squawk and fly out of trees at the sound, their little hearts hammering with fear.

The howling dies down and the twins fun further into the trees. They leap over logs and weave around trees, their paws thudding on the ground in a constant rhythm. Serena starts to pull ahead of her twin, her smaller form stretching out as her legs eat up the ground. Her smaller build allowed for her to move faster and react quicker than Ryder. Whereas Ryder was stronger out of the two of them, and what he lacked in speed and running, he made up for in strength and fighting.

Serena’s ears perk and nose twitches as the sound of waves crashing, the laughter of people and the salty smell of the sea get closer. She digs her claws into the dirt as she skids along the forest floor, leaving long claw grooves in the dirt. She finally pulls to a stop just before leaving the cover of the trees. Next to her Ryder comes to a more graceful stop, since he hadn’t been going quiet as fast.

Meet you in the water Sere. Ryder laughs, having watched her skidded stop. Serena sends him a mock growl while letting the shift wash over her again. Ryder was already running out of the trees and onto the sandy beach in just shorts, his muscular chest in the open.