Baxter:
That day, Yuvonne stayed with me in the woods the whole time.
Even when I transitioned and she saw that my wolf was larger, fiercer, and more monstrous, she didn’t flinch.
Instead, she transitioned too and ran beside me.
It was strange. I had always thought she was the bad one.
I only knew about her from what Madeline had told me.
When I transitioned back, I changed into blue pants and a black shirt, then sat on the road next to the woods.
It was an abandoned stretch, hardly any cars passed by.
“Okay, I found some food in the car, and I’m sorry if it was meant for someone else, but I think it should be for you,” she said, walking over.
She sat in front of me and placed chocolates, juice, and energy drinks down.
“Take a bite, please,” she urged.
I grabbed a piece of c
