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Ecstasy-Personal Narrative

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Hunger had my wolf begging for control. I was hungry but food was hard to find when you were tired and drained. I had not eaten in a while and that was taking a toll on my senses. My once sharp nose couldn't even smell the food a few steps away. The berries gleamed in the sunlight drawing my attention. I dash madly towards the berries blinded by hunger to remember the threat of them being poisonous. I stuff a handful in my mouth before realizing the risk. My saliva flies from my mouth landing a few feet away. I sadistically grin when my eyes catch sight of a chipmunk a few feet away. I toss him one of the blue berries and wait as he picks it up in his mouth and swallows, once im satisfied its not a hazard I continue ravishing the delicious fruit. Once iv eaten enough I gather a few in my dirty palm and place them near the she wolf. So that if, no when she wakes up she wont experience the same gut clenching pain of an empty stomach. Tiredness overtakes me so without protest I curl …show more content…

" hey chill". I sat up with a pain filled groan. " hi", I smiled at the girl in front of me. Her doe eyes gave her an innocent, but after what I saw I had no doubt looks could be very deceiving. " so your name", she asked curiously. " Kate". " well my names Lilly, Is Kate short for anything Katelynn perhaps". " no, Is Lilly short for Lilliana. she groaned in annoyance and I slapped my hand over my mouth stifling a laugh. " nice tattoo on your ankle ", she yelled, amediantly I quieted my laughter when I realized I wasn’t wearing anything familiar. "h-how", I whispered. " stolen", she grinned innocently". I stifled a laugh. " im hungry how about you ". I grinned excitedly nodding. She jumped up and brought fresh meat towards me. My stomach growled in hunger. As soon as she put it down, I devoured it like I was starved which of course I was. Tearing through the last piece I looked up to see her scaring it down in the same

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