"Bye Katy and good luck with your parents," I say through the open window and I laugh, hearing her grumble before I move away from the car. I wave them both off before opening the broken gate to the locked car park; the door is slightly open anyway from our neighbours. The car park is almost as big as the building in length and you have to walk across the whole thing to get to my building. My building has three flats, on three levels and we have the bottom one. The car park is empty, besides my car and one other. I walk slowly, only the dim lights of the street lamps near the building are lighting the car park showing me where I’m going. In the distance I notice a big, dark shape lying next to my car, near the door to my building. I run over quickly, my footsteps being the only noise in the dark night. I’m hoping the person is ok and pulling my phone out my bag as I run, to call an ambulance but as I get closer I see it’s a wolf.

Could my night get any weirder?

Chapter Three

I slowly move forward, to take a closer look, as I slip my phone back in my bag. I’m a little relieved to see it’s not a big wolf. The wolf is the size of a small child and has light brown fur or it could be black as I can’t tell in the dim light. The light catches against the large dagger, stuck in its back leg. I hear him whine as he looks up at me with dark eyes, I don’t feel like he could attack me if he tried, so I carefully move closer. I know how dangerous it is and Alex would kill me for this but there’s a reason I wanted to be a vet. I love helping animals, I’ve been helping injured animals since I was a little girl and I brought home a cat that had been run over. So there’s no way I can leave this wolf now, no matter how foolish I might seem.

"Hey you, look I’m a vet,” I say in a calm soothing voice and then think to myself that I should leave out the in training part.