Run!

Alexandra's survival instincts kicked in, forcing her to run in the opposite direction of the howl. Perhaps it would have been wiser to try to reach for her car, but all se could think about was putting some distance between her and the wolf. It didn't take long for her to realize her footwear wasn't the best choice for running, but then again, she wasn't intending to run through a forest in the middle of the night when she had dressed up a few hours ago. Not only the clapping of every single step was echoing all around her, revealing her position, but it was also really hard not to stumble.

It was getting even darker with only the full moon as a dim source of light. Alexandra's hair was flailing and her breasts bouncing as much as the tight dress allowed them to. She didn't know how much time had she been running, no more than two or three minutes, but even for a fit woman like her who worked up frequently, it felt like an hour due to the high heels, the uneven ground and the tension of the moment. And worst thing was she knew she wasn't moving that fast. The fact that the howls sounded closer and closer didn't help either.

"Fuck! Fuck! Fuck! Fuck!"

Finally Alexandra felt her left ankle twisting painfully, which made her stagger for the next two or three strides until she could no longer keep her balance, crumbling down to the ground. For a few seconds she just laid there, panting and groaning in pain. Then she rolled to her back and sat down on the dirt, grabbing her injured ankle with both hands. It was in that moment when she saw it, creeping from the shadows just a few feet away from her.

"Oh god..."

What Alexandra saw should not exist. It wasn't a human or a beast but a combination of both. It was a muscular creature who stood over two legs, like a human would, but its arms were longer and ended in sharp looking claws that dangled menacingly from its broad shoulders. All its body was covered in thick dark furr, and its head was the one of a wolf with big fangs and crimson red eyes locked on her. Alexandra knew then that she had been chased by a werewolf, and it may not make any sense, but she couldn't deny what her own eyes were seeing. She was frozen in fear while the beast examined her with an eager and sinister look in its eyes.