Moonlight, empty road and a werewolf....

Stupid car,” she uttered as she kicked the front tire. “In the middle of nowhere and you decide to break down in the only spot there is no cell service. She looked at at her car, the hood was up revealing the engine and steam coming from the radiator cap.

“Stupid cell phone too, can get a signal to my boyfriend to come and get me. Why did he have to live out here in the middle of nowhere.”

Hallie earhart was not having a good evening. Her boyfriend Tommy had invited her up to his camp in the woods. And instead of accepting his ride up earlier in the day, she said she would come up after supper and then in the middle of the road her car breaks down.

She believed that it was a couple more miles to the camp, easy to walk, and her cell phone battery would light the way for her. Of course the full moon tonight illuminated part of the way.

Hallie left her car behind her and started the walk to Tommy's camp. The walk was not bad until she couldn't see her car anymore and then the road seemed to get darker and scarier

“Howwwwwwwwllllllllieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee”

Hallie stooped to check her phone again, still no cell service. But that was OK she tried to convince her that there was nothing else around here. Tommy never mention seeing or hearing wild dogs or wolves in the area.

Hallie continued to talk, but her pace sped up considerably, she hurried right along, she didn't see an animal lying on the side of the road.

“What the hell,” she shouted when she say the eyes of the animal lying on its side, along the road. when she got closer, it was a large dog, lying there it looked like it was injured and didn't move as she got closer to it.

“It's OK,” She tried to reassure it, that she didn't mean any harm as she tried to get past the animal. The dog whimpered as she past it. It made Hallie’s heart ache so sh stopped to look at the poor beast.

“I just what to see if you are OK,” she said in a soft voice trying to keep the animal from getting excited or scared. But the dog, laid there, it's eyes staring at her, but there didn't seem to be any fear in them.

“Your not a dog, but a wolf.” Hallie pulled away from the animal. Wolves are dangerous, and a lot more than a dog.