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The Howling
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2024-10-29 19:42:56I had fallen asleep after tidying up the hotel room and calling for room service to come and collect the empty plates. It was almost midnight when I aroused and instantly, I could feel something wasn’t quite right. I glanced around the room and found no sign that Rem had returned yet. I furrowed my brows and sent out a message through our mind link.
‘Rem, are you alright?’ I asked, trying to sense his emotions or thoughts.
There was no reply for a while, and I panicked. What if something had happened to him? What if he had gone into heat and some other werewolf had noticed and taken advantage of it to hurt him?
Rem’s husky voice echoed in my mind. ‘Stop panicking. I just forgot about the link shit and got spooked, thinking you were behind me.’
I sighed out of relief.
Rem’s words continued, ‘some shit came up though. We got called into some kind of meeting while trying to hunt yo
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