A Twilight fanfiction novel - SheeWolf85
A Twilight fanfiction novel - SheeWolf85
A Twilight fanfiction novel - SheeWolf85
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Give me a minute.<br />
This is serious, Jake. Your father interrupted Claire and me for this.<br />
An image of a dark-haired woman stripping against the post of a bed flashed between the two<br />
wolves. Jacob sighed. One bad thing about sharing thoughts through the pack mind was that<br />
nothing was blocked. No matter how private or embarrassing, everyone saw everything.<br />
Important or not, he couldn’t leave yet. He needed more time with her. I said, give me a minute.<br />
Fine, but I’m not shifting back.<br />
Jacob growled again. You’ll do what I tell you to do, Quil. Go back to my place and let Billy know I’ll<br />
be there soon. And leave some shorts on the back porch.<br />
Quil mentally rolled his eyes. Yes, O Mighty Tallest. Whatever you say. After an image of a sarcastic<br />
salute, Quil’s presence disappeared.<br />
Jacob licked his nose and looked at Renesmee. She was staring at him with wide brown eyes, and<br />
he sighed to himself. He couldn’t leave her. He had to, of course, but he couldn’t. He forced himself<br />
to his feet and shook himself off. Renesmee held up her hand to block her face from the grass flying<br />
off of him, and she giggled. The sound made him shiver in the best way. He looked around the<br />
meadow, searching for any dangers. He wanted to tell her to go home so she wouldn’t be out here<br />
alone. Since he couldn’t speak, he leaned his head down and gently nudged her foot with his nose.<br />
Renesmee furrowed her brow. It was obvious that the wolf wanted something. She was unnerved<br />
again at how much it seemed to comprehend. She stood up slowly and spotted her cell phone on<br />
the ground right next to the wolf’s huge paw. She knew she’d never have a prayer of explaining a<br />
crushed phone, so she quickly leaned down to pick it up. The wolf was staring at her again when she<br />
stood back up. Its eyes bore through her as if it could see straight to her soul. She coughed<br />
nervously. “I, um . . . I should probably get home. You know, my parents are probably wondering<br />
where I am.” She checked her phone. There was still a half an hour before she had to be there, but<br />
somehow she felt better with the excuse she’d given.<br />
The wolf grunted and took a step closer to her. She swallowed, and her eyes widened when it<br />
lowered its massive head again and nudged her stomach. She lifted her hand and ran her fingers<br />
through its fur a few times. “Maybe I’ll see you sometime again? I will be here for three months.” It<br />
nodded, and she fought a shiver. “Goodbye, Wolf.”<br />
Jacob nodded again, and a little piece of himself broke off when she turned to walk away. He wished<br />
he could walk her home. Business was business, though, and he had an idea of what Billy and Quil<br />
thought was so urgent. With one final look at Renesmee’s retreating figure, he put himself back<br />
together as much as he could and ran back home.<br />
~*~<br />
“What’s so serious and important that it couldn’t have waited a few more hours?” Jacob asked as he<br />
walked into the house. He brushed his black hair away from his forehead, but no matter how many<br />
times he repeated the action, it always came back.<br />
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