I did notice some glances at Gabe and me, butthat was it. Gabe sat far away from me, which I think he did on purpose.He wanted to give me some room, I...guess.Soon we were all chatting with each other and had some drinks from theseemingly bottomless cooler Gabe brought with him. Lance suddenly jumpedto his feet and looked at his watch, exclaiming, "Shit, I need to gethome." Now I looked at my watch, and sure enough it was already getting late.We all headed for the showers in the changing. Was that Jessie? Was that, I guess, her wolf form? Beautiful, just as in human form, I thought. I shook my head and followed the white wolf. Unlike the way to the clearing, I stumbled on the path back to Jessie’s little shack, stunned by what I had just seen. As we approached the little brown, wooden, shack, she shifted again, and Jessie was standing in front of the door. Just as before, I was shocked. Would I ever get used to her doing that? What about when I become a wolf, how would it feel?. “Yeah,” she called through the door, annoyance in her voice. She was sure that it was Lizbeth or Daniel, or both of them, coming to apologize to her. “Can I come in?” A male voice came through the door, making it only Daniel. “Sure,” she sighed, sitting up in the bed, trying to let her eyes adjust. “Hey,” he smiled, only the he was not Daniel, it was Harrison. “What do you want?” She asked. She knew that her words came out meaner than she had meant them to, but she was still frustrated over the. There was something behind his eye, that bright green eye, that I couldn't put a finger on. Something that hinted at something else. A desire to know more? A curiosity? No, that wasn't it. An... "Oh, DAMMIT!" I cried out. And then I looked around to see if anybody had heard me. No, of course not. Sound doesn't carry well in the Georgia countryside. What isn't absorbed by all the greenery is drowned out my the chatter of the insects. I was genuinely frustrated. I looked down at my fists and.