All Chapters of Cecil: Chapter 1 - Chapter 5

I trudged through the thick forest. The heavy rain abusing me every second. Pelting down onto my moving body and announcing it's presence by soaking me to the bone. My clothes felt heavy from the amount of water that saturated them and the cold wind whipped at my form. I pulled my jacket closer to my body, wrapping around my arms around my waist in a futile attempt to conserve some form of warmth. My wolf remained curled up in the corner mind, also agitated by the cold. My boots squished with every step, my feet emerged in the small puddles that had formed inside them. The freezing temperatures of the water caused my toes to curl. In an attempt to shield my eyes from the pelting rain I raised my hand in front of my face. My eyes darted across my dark blurry surroundings, trying to find any form of shelter; a caveor even a hollowed tree trunk would work. It was nearly impossible to see through the heavy rain. Which also seemed to be blocking out any scents. At least t

  The Alpha seemed to be somewhat taken aback when my wolf raised her head and casually strolled past him in the direction he had indicated. I made sure to keep my tail low, while I knew my wolf's fur was fluffy and concealed my figure quite well, I had to be certain to hide what was between my legs. They would notice if I was missing certain appendage after all. Moving in the direction he had indicated I kept my eyes peeled and nose sniffing. Taking in as much detail as possible to ensure I would be able to make my way back once I had managed to escape. My backpack was sill hanging around under the tree base somewhere close by. I would need it to get back on the road again. The group tracked through the thick forest for a while, before what looked like a town started to appear in front of us. The small town was still relatively large for the times we were in. Probably the biggest organisation in the country, with hundreds of buildings all in the

He eventually managed to get himself off of me and lead me into a bathroom. The bathroom was connected to a bedroom that I recognised as his the second I had walked in. My wolf begged me to rub myself in his bed that was covered in his scent.I managed to refrain.The bathroom was massive. A two head shower, which I had no idea what he needed it for considering I doubt he showered with anyone. A large in floor tub, a sink and a toilet. All with working water I assumed I was surprised when he left me in the bathroom, telling me the towels were in the cabinet along with spare toiletries. I had half expected him to sit and watch.His room was in a completely separate wing on the whole house, leading me to contemplate the possibility of my escape. I hadn't seen any guards walking around and I couldn't hear him on the other side of the door.But the opportunity of having a proper shower, my first one if four years. It was too much to give up. I reached under the cabinet grabbing a clean to