The Devil Inside (Wolf Guard Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
Hesitation is a wonderful thing. It allows that breath before you leap and that moment of clarity before chaos; that juncture between serenity and tempest. My reluctant stand on the porch before the front door was an exercise in self restraint. In forcing myself to move forward when all my feet wanted to do was flee. It's a most peculiar sensation, knowing that a few steps through that door would set in motion a fate I, not only wasn’t ready for but, also one that I whole heartedly believed wasn’t something I was capable of. There was a beautiful reasoning behind this; too empty to fulfil someone else's needs, too much space given to retribution to be someone else's pardon. If there was one thing that this Captain could be assured of it was that I didn't need to be fixed. Broken was relative: am I broken if I choose to live? Am I broken if I determine one path over another? The right Road is some other persons therapy and I choose reparation over forgiveness. Sam got impatient pretty quickly.
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