Asher
I felt a cold chill run down my spine as I kneeled beside her and placed the heel of my hand on the lower half of her breastbone, in the center of her chest, before placing my other hand on top of my first hand and interlocking my fingers.
But then... nothing.
No movements. No pulse. No breathing.
BOOM!!!
Another explosive knocked off beside us.
Black dots clouded my vision, and a sudden chill gripped me as I instantly lifted her up in bridal style and took a leap, my heart racing. Not from fear of the fire, but from the realization that once she is out of harm's way, it might already be too late.
Once we were out of harm's way, I dropped her gently on the grass as I kept my eyes on her, searching her face for something—anything—that would prove my little wolf was going to be
