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Chapter 128: When the glass met the floor- a romance
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2024-10-29 19:42:56December 3rd
Lenny's shift was very exciting. I had never been to any shift party. By the time Connor and I had our first shift we didn't have any werewolf friends and besides our Mom, no family either so my Mom just cleared the furniture in the living room and we had a slightly larger than usual celebratory meal afterwards. Nothing like what the Rosa had for organised for her son.
His wolf was a beautiful honey brown like colour with warm blue eyes- just like a lot of the family. So
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