@ Jinx...
Laney was glad when they made it back into camp, the animal they were carrying was starting to weigh her down. And she knew she'd been pushing herself to her limits as of late. It didn't help that she was so worried about her sister and Jake. Though she would be glad once she got back from meeting her sister. She'd be able to take a nice long break, the entire pack would. But she couldn't think about that right now. A soft smile pulled at her lips as Haden cuddled into her. I know, I've miss you too. She sighed out, before moving a bit away from the pack. She was glad when he followed. Taking the chance to be alone for a moment, it was needed. Phasing into her human form she watched as he did the same. Stepping into his embrace she felt her body relax, like all the tension she'd been carrying fell away. "God I just want to sleep for days." She told him, before placing a kiss to his lips. It'd be the first one she'd had in over a week. They'd been so busy they were always coming and going they didn't have time for each other. "Promise me, once I get back, we'll take a few days to rest." She knew it was risky to let their guard down. But with Avery away they didn't have to worry about all the extra work, like patrolling. As long as Haden marked his territory every few weeks they'd be fine. The were far from a threat, but that didn't mean they had to let their guard down entirely. But it didn't hurt to have a few days of play either.
Pulling herself away from him, "I've got to get going." She sighed, before placing a soft kiss to his lips. "Love you." She said before phasing into her wolf. Giving him a curt nod she turned and took off into the forest. She'd have about an hour's jog to get to Avery. Though normally she got there early as she didn't dilly dally. And today wasn't any different. After arriving she quickly shifted back to her human form pulling on a pare of short and a shirt her sister had stashed for her. Then she kicked back and waited. She had a little while before her sister would arrive. And getting some shut eye seemed like a good idea. Away from the worries of the pack, it was easier for her to just relax out in the wilderness. It soothed her.
Everything in him pulled at him to sleep, that he needed the rest and he was just worrying for nothing. And for a while he was in and out of conscious. Though he wasn't sure how long he'd been dozing in and out. At one point he could hear celebrating and tons of talking. But he didn't dare lift his head to see what was going on. Nothing chaotic was going on so he didn't see why he was needed to. Drifting off was getting harder to do the closer it got to when Laney was to meet up with Avery. He knew that he should try and muster up his courage to go and persuade her to come home. But he couldn't, he didn't have it in him to walk away when she wanted him to. It was one of the reasons why she'd disappeared in the night after conspiring with his alpha. And he knew he was still nursing his hurt after the betrayal. He tucked his head into his side, doing his best to settle down. He heard her thoughts before he pushed them aside, he didn't want to trapped in someone else's mind right now. Especially his alpha's mate. Sure he could get lost in her thoughts of Avery, but he didn't have the want to deal with his feelings right now.
Lifting his head he looked around the sun was already getting low in the sky it was hidden from his view behind the tree. A soft whimper left his lips, something just didn't feel right. Getting to his feet he tilted his head as he looked off in the distance. He's eyes zeroing on the path Laney went down. But her knew she was fine as he could tell from her thoughts. But something in the air had him slowly moving through camp. "Jake?" He heard Penny ask, her concern shown on her face. He could feel panic pulling at him but he couldn't figure out why. Was he having a panic attack because his mate had abandon him. But it felt like cold water was poured down his back as he heard his name clear as day. It was like a switch flipped, his body shot off, not a second to think about it. He just moved, everything in him pulled him forwards. And when he heard Haden's commands of him to stop, he didn't falter for a second.
He couldn't explain it to anyone, but he knew that Avery was in trouble and he was going to help. He just hoped that he wasn't to late. If anything that was what pushed him harder was knowing if he didn't get there in time he'd never forgive himself. He could hear growling and the sound of snapping jaws. He knew he was getting close, but he didn't slow. Instead he barreled right in. Her scent was strong and it pulled him deeper into his fears that she was hurt. But instead of letting his worry over come him he used that and turn it into anger. Slamming head first into a wolf, watching as it went flying. Though through it's pain it got up. A loud growl fell from Jake's jaws, his teeth bearing.
He didn't know when they'd arrived, but he could tell they were all around him. And he knew that even if they wanted to stop him he'd go right through him to protect his mate. Lunging forward he snapped at the wolf before him, a loud bark escaped him as he missed. He was getting pissed off, and he wasn't going to let this wolf leave here alive. Seeing another wolf from the corner of his eye Jake snarled giving a warning to back off. This was his fight, and he wasn't about to let his pack interfere. Seeing his distraction the other wolf launched himself at Jake, but instead of panicking Jake used it to his advantaged. His jaws locked around the wolf's neck, his eyes looking straight at his alpha, before letting the lifeless carcass hit the floor.
Jake didn't waste anytime in phasing. He knew that with his pack around any danger would be detected and he could easily change back in an instant. But right now he needed to see her. Moving to the door he pushed at it, the weight behind it told him something had been place in front of it. "Avery." He yelled before banging on the door with his fist. He just hoped that she wasn't injured.
Laney was glad when they made it back into camp, the animal they were carrying was starting to weigh her down. And she knew she'd been pushing herself to her limits as of late. It didn't help that she was so worried about her sister and Jake. Though she would be glad once she got back from meeting her sister. She'd be able to take a nice long break, the entire pack would. But she couldn't think about that right now. A soft smile pulled at her lips as Haden cuddled into her. I know, I've miss you too. She sighed out, before moving a bit away from the pack. She was glad when he followed. Taking the chance to be alone for a moment, it was needed. Phasing into her human form she watched as he did the same. Stepping into his embrace she felt her body relax, like all the tension she'd been carrying fell away. "God I just want to sleep for days." She told him, before placing a kiss to his lips. It'd be the first one she'd had in over a week. They'd been so busy they were always coming and going they didn't have time for each other. "Promise me, once I get back, we'll take a few days to rest." She knew it was risky to let their guard down. But with Avery away they didn't have to worry about all the extra work, like patrolling. As long as Haden marked his territory every few weeks they'd be fine. The were far from a threat, but that didn't mean they had to let their guard down entirely. But it didn't hurt to have a few days of play either.
Pulling herself away from him, "I've got to get going." She sighed, before placing a soft kiss to his lips. "Love you." She said before phasing into her wolf. Giving him a curt nod she turned and took off into the forest. She'd have about an hour's jog to get to Avery. Though normally she got there early as she didn't dilly dally. And today wasn't any different. After arriving she quickly shifted back to her human form pulling on a pare of short and a shirt her sister had stashed for her. Then she kicked back and waited. She had a little while before her sister would arrive. And getting some shut eye seemed like a good idea. Away from the worries of the pack, it was easier for her to just relax out in the wilderness. It soothed her.
Everything in him pulled at him to sleep, that he needed the rest and he was just worrying for nothing. And for a while he was in and out of conscious. Though he wasn't sure how long he'd been dozing in and out. At one point he could hear celebrating and tons of talking. But he didn't dare lift his head to see what was going on. Nothing chaotic was going on so he didn't see why he was needed to. Drifting off was getting harder to do the closer it got to when Laney was to meet up with Avery. He knew that he should try and muster up his courage to go and persuade her to come home. But he couldn't, he didn't have it in him to walk away when she wanted him to. It was one of the reasons why she'd disappeared in the night after conspiring with his alpha. And he knew he was still nursing his hurt after the betrayal. He tucked his head into his side, doing his best to settle down. He heard her thoughts before he pushed them aside, he didn't want to trapped in someone else's mind right now. Especially his alpha's mate. Sure he could get lost in her thoughts of Avery, but he didn't have the want to deal with his feelings right now.
Lifting his head he looked around the sun was already getting low in the sky it was hidden from his view behind the tree. A soft whimper left his lips, something just didn't feel right. Getting to his feet he tilted his head as he looked off in the distance. He's eyes zeroing on the path Laney went down. But her knew she was fine as he could tell from her thoughts. But something in the air had him slowly moving through camp. "Jake?" He heard Penny ask, her concern shown on her face. He could feel panic pulling at him but he couldn't figure out why. Was he having a panic attack because his mate had abandon him. But it felt like cold water was poured down his back as he heard his name clear as day. It was like a switch flipped, his body shot off, not a second to think about it. He just moved, everything in him pulled him forwards. And when he heard Haden's commands of him to stop, he didn't falter for a second.
He couldn't explain it to anyone, but he knew that Avery was in trouble and he was going to help. He just hoped that he wasn't to late. If anything that was what pushed him harder was knowing if he didn't get there in time he'd never forgive himself. He could hear growling and the sound of snapping jaws. He knew he was getting close, but he didn't slow. Instead he barreled right in. Her scent was strong and it pulled him deeper into his fears that she was hurt. But instead of letting his worry over come him he used that and turn it into anger. Slamming head first into a wolf, watching as it went flying. Though through it's pain it got up. A loud growl fell from Jake's jaws, his teeth bearing.
He didn't know when they'd arrived, but he could tell they were all around him. And he knew that even if they wanted to stop him he'd go right through him to protect his mate. Lunging forward he snapped at the wolf before him, a loud bark escaped him as he missed. He was getting pissed off, and he wasn't going to let this wolf leave here alive. Seeing another wolf from the corner of his eye Jake snarled giving a warning to back off. This was his fight, and he wasn't about to let his pack interfere. Seeing his distraction the other wolf launched himself at Jake, but instead of panicking Jake used it to his advantaged. His jaws locked around the wolf's neck, his eyes looking straight at his alpha, before letting the lifeless carcass hit the floor.
Jake didn't waste anytime in phasing. He knew that with his pack around any danger would be detected and he could easily change back in an instant. But right now he needed to see her. Moving to the door he pushed at it, the weight behind it told him something had been place in front of it. "Avery." He yelled before banging on the door with his fist. He just hoped that she wasn't injured.
July 10th, 2019 at 03:57am