Doris saved this chapter for me. I needed this chapter in the timeline, but it felt a little weak. Adding Doris gave a new dimension and fix an issue I had on "who's watching the children?" You know Shayna can't be trusted to do it long term. I wish I could have included Doris sooner, but this is a good place to introduce her regardless.
The full moon had fallen out of sight, marking the phase’s end. Fergus bid it good riddance. With his duties complete, he could hopefully turn his attention to more deserving matters.
“Was that as bad as I think it was?” Granger asked.
Once he yanked his shirt down over his head and body, Fergus clenched his fists against his sides to quell the urge to strike his second. “It was a fucking disaster. Three nights and three pack runs. Each one worse than the last.”
Frozen grass made
Normally, I try to personally respond to comments, but this chapter hit home for so many, I didn't know how or if I should. So I'm thanking everyone who read and commented, so I don't have to say anything that might be considered a Mr. Burns level of malevolence or drift into spoiler territory.
See you on Wednesday as we work our way through the phase, day by day. Night by night...
The full moon phase could be hard on a new wolf, so Jimmy did his best to make Sawyer’s transition easier on him. After being up all night, Sawyer’s boundless energy plummeted and he fell into a restless sleep for several hours only to wake mid-afternoon craving mass quantities of food and physical contact through sex.
This part Jimmy and his wolf enjoyed. Providing for his mate gave him a sense of completion—of belonging—missing from his life since the massacre at the pack house. He’d forgo