Tattooed Luna by Mrs Smith

Chapter 0343
“I didn’t expect him to be here. That would be too easy.” Vin was standing in my front yard with a cigar.
“What do you want to do?” They didn’t smell like rogues. No, these were warrior or other wolves that have joined Vin and Gunther.
“Burn it.” Vin said.
“Easy enough.” The guy grabbed some twigs and dried leaves before using a lighter to lift them on fire. Setting it on the ground, just under a corner of the house that was broken out.

It only took a few minutes as I watched what once was my safe house, to become ash. As it erupted in flames, Vin got bored.
“Let’s go.”
As my house burned, a fire burned in me. Vin and his gang of men, walked away. Wanting revenge and answers, I started followed them. Wrapping my hands around Vins neck would be fun but he would never break. No, I needed to go after one of his men.
It was crazy how silent they were as they moved. Over my years of hiding, I had mastered that skill but these men were not very old. Expertly moving around bushes or fallen limbs, they were the complete definition of stealth. However, there was one man that kept looking up at the stars. He would pause for a second before starting up again each time there was a break in the trees.
“Be at headquarters by 7am, no later.” Vin looked at his men before walking out of the tree line. Three cars were parked on an old abandoned road. I knew this road was here but it is so overgrown that I didn’t think anyone else knew it was here. If Vin knew about it, who else knew about it and about me?
+25 BONUS
“Yes, boss.” They said in unison. Vin got into one of the cars and the others got into the rest. Luckily, the one I was watching got into his own vehicle, by himself. Quickly, I got undressed and shifted into my wolf as their engines started. Barely waiting for it to turn over, they got on their gas.
My wolf wasn’t large by any means but he was fast. He was a lighter brown with dark brown spots, almost like a snake camoflauge. I was always in awe of how beautiful my wolf was, even though others called him abnormal. They weren’t wrong but he blended in to his surroundings so good that more than once he wasn’t detected.
However, chasing a car wasn’t easy. Even for a fast wolf, cars could go much faster. To make things worse, I had to stay in the treeline. Couldn’t risk getting caught by running right behind him r oven beside the tree line.