-Closed for CGRaven and Myself-
Wolves. Joscelin Verai had always been intrigued by them but being a city girl born and bred didn't exactly give her much of a chance to study the amazing beasts that so captivated her. At 22 she'd had no real chance to see the amazing creatures except in books and with no real urge to leave the city she had to settle for what she could learn from books.
On her way to the library she had no idea that this day was different from any other. She never felt the eyes that watched the way her silver blonde hair glistened in the sun reaching almost to her waist. She was utterly unaware that behind her she was being followed and that unseen eyes could watch the sway of hips encased in butter soft denim. All she was aware of was the beautiful weather, the sun kissing her lightly tanned skin and the caress of a warm breeze that brought a smile to soft coral lips and made her chocolate eyes flash with merriment.
With a bookbag slung over her shoulder and the small earbuds of a ipod plugged into her ears she was the picture of a youthful student going about her business, utterly unaware of how her life could change in a heartbeat.
Wolves. Joscelin Verai had always been intrigued by them but being a city girl born and bred didn't exactly give her much of a chance to study the amazing beasts that so captivated her. At 22 she'd had no real chance to see the amazing creatures except in books and with no real urge to leave the city she had to settle for what she could learn from books.
On her way to the library she had no idea that this day was different from any other. She never felt the eyes that watched the way her silver blonde hair glistened in the sun reaching almost to her waist. She was utterly unaware that behind her she was being followed and that unseen eyes could watch the sway of hips encased in butter soft denim. All she was aware of was the beautiful weather, the sun kissing her lightly tanned skin and the caress of a warm breeze that brought a smile to soft coral lips and made her chocolate eyes flash with merriment.
With a bookbag slung over her shoulder and the small earbuds of a ipod plugged into her ears she was the picture of a youthful student going about her business, utterly unaware of how her life could change in a heartbeat.