Lauren notices the recognition in the wolf's eyes first, and her heart squeezes in her chest at the subtle confirmation that even like this, Dinah knows her. When she sees the fear there, Lauren isn't sure what it means. But she is sure that she's not afraid. How could she be, when Dinah seems so afraid of herself? (OR: A five part story about a girl and her wolf.)

Dinah's sure that some people would look at her life and think she has it all. Star basketball player on her team, decent grades, popularity, and a great best friend. But she thinks life might be just a little easier if she didn't spend her time fantasizing about said best friend doing unspeakable things to her while she's in class because it's really starting to throw off her game. No one ever said the game of love was easy. Lauren's positive that she's pretty invisible to mostly everyone except her best friend. She's been cool with that, remaining in her little geeky art bubble, taking time to work on her talent. She's unique and that's what's best about a masterpiece right? That it stands out from the mundane? She just wishes she could stand out to Camila Cabello, the popular head cheerleader. Romance is one form of art she doesn't have much experience with....