She watched helplessly as she snuck up on the unsuspecting man.
“No,” she cried out. “Don’t make me do this!”
She saw the man realize she was running up to him. Fear came over him, and he scrambled to his feet. She could smell how he was afraid, and it smelled delicious.
Giving him a chance to run, she held back until he was further ahead. Then, she let loose, chasing him out of the park and up the road.
“Stop!” she cried out to her wolf, but it didn’t listen.
She tried to close her eyes so she wouldn’t see the man running away, but her wolf wouldn’t let her.
“Watch and learn,” it told her.
“I don’t want to,” she said. “Don’t make me! I’ve already seen it!”
Her wolf stumbled as it ran, tripping over itself.
“Stop that!” it scolded her. “I need to concentrate. I don’t
