She went offline without any reply and I was busy with my work.After going home I pinged her she didn’t reply she is online but didn’t reply after...one hour I got msg are u ready. I said yes. She told me to video call I made but seen blank screen I asked what is this she replied show me if I like then I will show I said okay and showed her after few mins she cut the call and didn’t reply after 20mins she called me I picked up to my surprise I was shocked seeing screen they were couple they told. “Come sit down next to me,” he said.“Sure,” I said as I sat down.We talked for a bit, and I found out his name was Walter, and he was 65 and widowed. He had two children who were grown and lived out of state, and he was alone here. There was an awkward silence, so I decided to turn on the television not realizing that I had watched an X rated movie the night before, and the movie began to play. I grabbed the remote control so shut the DVD player but he stopped me, and said to please let it. He'd held me gently in his arms, wounded and bleeding, and assured me he would save me. He'd stayed at the hospital with me, provided me a place to live and a pack of people I would eventually call friends. He'd protected me from one of his own and made it clear that no one was allowed to treat the women in his pack that way. No, it wasn't just his looks. It was everything. Evan was the type of man I'd be attracted to even without the wolf.The house was not just quiet, it was too damn quiet. I. Opening the door, I could make out a hazy silhouette of a woman. “Hello?” I said, legs shaking. She looked up at me and vanished. In the empty place where she was, a diary sat on the bed. Grabbing it, I opened the diary to a random page. In feminine handwriting, the diary told of her life. I took it to m y room and began to read of a girl named Emily and her torn heart. She was betrothed to a gentleman named Beau, but she did not love him. She wrote about how she tried to tell him, wanted him.