Luckily I was wearing a pair of flats, better for running, but my red dress that I chose in the spirit of date night didn’t exactly help me blend into my surroundings. I headed into the wall of trees that towered over the rest stop. It was the only direction I felt had enough natural hiding places where I could escape from Jean, who surely would have the whole town looking for me once he finished relieving himself.
If only I had my wolf like everyone else my age; I could have blended into the forestry easier. I surely wasn’t about to strip down and take my dress off to blend in.
I wondered many times why I couldn’t shift. Even Lily had shifted already, but we weren’t biological sisters, so that could have had something to do with it. I wasn’t jealous that she got her wolf before me, I was more anxious about whether or not the time would ever come.
Maybe my birth parents were human and I never would find my fated mate. That saddened me more than never being able to shift.