The longer she stayed on Winnie's back, the warmer she felt. "Does it hurt when you shift?" She asked.
Winnie grunted twice, and Maya smiled into her fur. Maybe someday, she was going to experience that.
She didn't know why she didn't have a wolf, and she was starting to wonder if she was an anomaly and would have to live the rest of her life like this.
"Do you think I'll ever get my wolf?" She asked softly.
One grunt.
"I hope so too."
It was easier to talk now, and for some reason, she didn't want to shut up. It might be because it was so dark and quiet.
She could tell Winnie was tired; she didn't run, she just steadily walked. At first, she thought it was because she didn't want her to fall off, but soon enough, she could tell it wasn't that. Winnie was panting as hard as Theo at full speed.
It must have taken some time to find her, and she doubted Alaina had easily parted with the information. Just what did Winnie have to do?
