Rain fell hard against her body. Mixing with her blood. As both rain water and blood dripped from ever angle of her body. Her long black dress she had worn for her husband, now barely held on as it was torn apart by the claws and teeth of creatures she had fought. Her long black hair seemed to disappear in the black night but the flashes of lighting gave off the outline of her hair as the strong wind kicked and twisted her hair around her head. The gun she held in her right had still smoked from the bullets she drilled in the beast that had attacked her down the road. She could still smell the fowl scent of the creatures on her clothes. But all her troubles had finally came to an end, this was where it would all end. Behind the door with the gargoyle knocker. Behind that door lay her final chapter in her life. Behind that door she would find peace and an end, and yet as much as she wanted to end all of what had happened to her, she was scared. Two days ago she had been like any other happily married women. She was happy with her husband Roger. Everything was perfect. But that night at the party, her birthday party, everything went to hell.
Before her eyes werewolves had broken through the windows, shattering the glass. They did not waste time as they killed as many as they could, even the children couldn't escape their bloodily hunger. She watched as her own children, her son Bobby ripped to shreds with an effortless move and her daughter Samantha being ravaged over and over and over again. Chaos filled the room with long blood filled cries as throats were torn open and blood bubbled through. All she could do was watch her family suffer in pain at the hands of these beast, of hellish nightmares. She couldn't move. She was a strong willed woman, but her feet seemed to disobey as she screamed inside for her feet to move. She watched her husband Roger run to her side only to see the fist of a werewolf punch through his chest, his warm blood splashed onto her face.
Even though the werewolf didn't laugh or smile, she could feel it in her bones. It was taunting her, "Bring it BITCH!" Those words she felt upon its fowl, hot breath. She closed her fist tight, her nails dug into the palm of her hand. And yet a fire burned inside of her so hot she felt as if she was to die of heat stroke, but she could not move. Something was holding her back. It was as if someone had held her by the shoulder and picked her up with her feet trying to run on ground that wasn't there, that's how it seemed to her when she screamed for her feet to move. Her eyes widen with a emotion she had never felt before, lust. She was always loved Roger, but she had never found him lustful. She watched as the werewolf slowly licked her fingers clean. She knew the werewolf in front of her was female, she could see the look of another woman in the wolf eyes and the bare chest before her was all the proof she needed. She lusted after the female wolf as her husband blood slowly leaked out of the gapping wound. Images of her and the she-wolf in bed flooded her mind. She didn't try to block the images but embraced them.
Remembering that night and thoughts she had, almost drove into a dark madness. Two days had passed since that night and she knew as much as she did then, which was nothing. She was the only one left alive. After the werewolves had slaughtered every last member of her family and her friends, they surrounded her. The she-wolf that had killed her husband slowly moved her long wet tongue up her leg and going in-between, the she-wolf trembled in joy as she could taste her juice, her sweet juice. As she came to full climax the she-wolf grabbed her by the throat and flung her across the room. Her body smacked into the wall and broke the weaken table when she landed.