Chapter 6: My heart revealed

Traeger:

Arsenal, Grey, and I are running through the obstacles this morning. But our obstacle is not the kind that you imagine a normal human would use. This one has deadly blades, spikes, and fire pits. If you miss the mark, you’re dead. I run through the motions, never missing a beat, which is strange considering that my thoughts are filled with thoughts of her. I need to see her. The need is tearing me apart. After we run through the obstacle, we all head towards our rooms. I pace for a few moments feeling like a caged animal. The urge to see her is nearly overwhelming in its veracity. Unable to take it any longer. I head back out of the Institute. The guards pay me no notice since I routinely leave the Institute for a jog.

It doesn’t take me long to get to the lagoon. Same as yesterday, I crawl up the stone wall, mindful of keeping my presence hidden. Almost as if I imagined her, the girl appears before me. This time she’s in a thin white dress that barely falls below her thighs, and her hair is loose around her shoulders. The silky ends caress the mounds of her breasts as she slowly makes her way to the lagoon. Running her toes slowly across the water, she lifts the dress over her head and tosses it onto the ground. I almost swallow my tongue. This time she is wearing nothing but a flimsy piece of lace covering her butt. Her stiff nipples are the color of cherries. My mouth waters and my penis stiffens with arousal. I almost fall off the rock when she removes her panties. If I didn’t know better, I would think she was teasing me. Her body is perfect. I can’t take my eyes off the tight fissure between her legs. For a few moments, I watch her as she swims around the lagoon. It almost pains me to blink. She’s so perfect. My hands itch with the need to touch her, and my cock stiffens with the need to be inside her body. After a while, she rises from the lagoon. Disappointed, I watch as she dresses and collects her things. She gives the lagoon one final look, then walks away. Unable to resist, I follow her.

She’s halfway to her destination when she suddenly stops. Her body stiffens in alarm, and her eyes widen with fear. My body goes on alert when I see a very angry wolf standing before her. I don’t know how I missed it. It angers me to think that my distraction might now cost her her life.

I watch as she backs away carefully. But the wolf is not letting this intrusion go. Before he can attack, I jump down and clasp the wolf firmly by its scruff. The wolf struggles for a moment until I lift it up and toss it against a nearby tree. The wolf instantly recovers. He tries to stare me down, but I don’t give an inch. I’m an alpha. I don’t bow down to anyone. I stand there for a minute, maintaining eye contact. The wolf must finally realize that I’m an alpha because it lowers its head in submission. After a few minutes, the wolf runs away. Without another word, I turn back to the girl and face her.