Chapter overview: Chapter 7 from The Run
In this standout chapter of the Internet novel The Run, Alana Dyer introduces new challenges, powerful emotions, and major plot progress that captivate readers from beginning to end.
I jerk awake as the scream of a girl pierces through my dreams, shivering as I realize the towel was no longer covering my naked body. I prayed that my scent was hidden.
"No, stay away!" A girl cries and it takes everything in me not to rush out of my hiding spot to help her, my hand reaching for the towl as I grip it tightly.
"Come on girly, you practically want to feel my hard throbing dick in your little tight wet-"
"Leave me alone!" The girl screams and I hear a splash and soon the grunts of a male as the girl sobs, me knowing her body being claimed by whoever was after her.
I bring my knees up to my chest and wrap my arms around them with the towel still gripped in my hands, focusing on blocking out the sounds of the poor girl crying.
Finally everything quiets and I hear another splash, the guy mumbling how he would take care of her in the nearby cave.
I needed to get away, get to the lodge and fast.
Taking a calming breath I reach for the bag, placing the towel in the bottom and pulling out the clothes, dressing fast and wishing I had an elastic to pull my hair into a ponytail. But I knew that it wouldn't help much.
Letting my senses take hold, I listen for sounds of movement, relief flooding into me as my search comes up empty, no other wolves in my vicinity.
Quietly I lower the ladder and climb down, leaving my shelter of the willow and heading to the pebled shore.


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