Luke
Ophelia paced around the house while we waited on the text from Nathan. Ryan had gone ahead of us to keep an eye on the clearing, Jasmine was going to come with us, and Doug would leave about ten minutes after we do to catch anything that comes after us.
“What time is it?” Ophelia asked.
“Almost seven-thirty,” Jasmine replied. “Hopefully soon.”
“I hope Nate put the stone in a good place to soak in the moonlight,” Ophelia mumbled to herself as she peered out into the sky. The moon was high and full; it seemed almost bigger than usual.
“I’m going to go shift and wait outside,” jasmine said. “I’m getting anxious and I could use a warm up before a long run.”
“I’ve never seen your wolf,” I realized out loud. “I look forward to it.”
“Me too,” Ophelia said with a smile that quickly
