Seducing My Ex's Father In Law by Caroline Above Story

Chapter 0296

As everyone started to shift into their wolf forms, I ran,

I ran fast and I didn’t really have a plan if I were to be honest. But I knew I couldn’t stay in the middle of a mosh pit of wild animals. If it were true that Tabby didn’t have control of her wolf in this form, that could mean others didn’t either and I needed to get to safety before I ended up lead.

I heard everyone in the stadium chanting and I couldn’t bring myself to look in the direction of where the Lycans were seated, knowing he was there. I wondered what they were thinking of me… running away from a fight.

Well, I wasn’t actually running away from the fight. But I needed to get a good distance away if I wanted to make it out of here unscratched….or alive.

I heard the growling and snapping of jaws behind me. I wasn’t exactly sure which wolf was Tabby, but I knew the wolf closest to me wasn’t her. This wolf had light brown eyes with specks of green. She, like many others, was

gender was which based on their

my wolf around others that I wasn’t sure how big in comparison

white with grey paws. Nan said she’s adorable, like she’s wearing little mittens. She

me, I found a tree to climb. Wolves weren’t great at climbing; I mean,

coming after me while the others stayed behind to fight one another. A few even shifted back into their human forms to yell at me for being a coward. I didn’t want them to think I was a coward, but I knew I stood no chance in the middle

at a time; I wanted to be able to see them… not have them see me. I worked best under the element of surprise. It took me no time to reach the top of the tree and by the time I got to the top, I could

the sky like the drones. I would be able to analyze my surroundings a lot better and

limp, truth be told, I wasn’t sure if they were even moving. It seemed like the wolf who was still attacking, wasn’t human at

to figure out their fighting techniques and analyzed their sizes, their stance, and how easy they were to be provoked. I glanced down at the few wolves that were following me.

fighting each other. I heard a snarl and a yip from the wolf that was climbing the tree; her eyes were a pale blue and her

if it was going to work. It would either