Meg was so warm. Partially awake, she didn't remember her sleeping bag being this comfortable. Maybe it was Luc's. She didn't remember which bag they'd ended up under. She reached her hand out to touch the top of the bag. Her hand touched fur instead.
"Fur?" she thought for a second. "Oh!..."
Meg opened her eyes to find herself with a wolf fur comforter named Luc cuddled around her. He had totally shifted in the night and now took up nearly all of the tent. She was in a little pocket in the middle. Not that she really wanted to move, but she had to pee.
"Luc, gotta move," she said softly. No response. "Luc!" she said a bit louder. The huge wolf just snuffled a bit and moved around a bit tighter.
"Now what in the hell do I do?" she wondered.
Grabbing an ear, she tugged and said his name again.
The wolf dreamed. He was warm and comfy in a shelter. As he woke, it came to him that the soft one he was curled around protecting was awake. She was saying something. He didn't understand her, but she was acing like a puppy that needed out. He sniffed her as she yapped. She needed out. He understood. He needed out too.
The wolf startled Meg when he raised his head up and sniffed her. His head was bigger than hers. He was bigger all over than any wolf she'd seen on TV. After he sniffed her, he uncurled and belly crawled out of the tent. Meg shot out of the tent and headed for the bushes.
When she came back, the wolf was down by the trail, carefully marking his territory. She laughed. Then she turned to the camp stuff and tried to figure out what to make for breakfast. Meg wondered just how long the wolf would be here and when Luc would show back up. The sex last night had been really nice once she got over the idea that he went furry.
She started the small stove and was heating water when she realized that the wolf was gone. Looking around, she saw Luc stand up out of the tent pulling his jeans on. He hadn't put his shirt on, so his muscles teased her with lewd thoughts.
"Oh yumm" she thought.
"Moooorning," Luc yawned. "Sleep well?"
"Yes. How was your morning stroll?" she asked and pointed to the areas he'd visited earlier.
"I guess it was okay. There isn't always a lot of information exchanged when we shift. We aren't the best at communicating at times," he explained.
"So, if you were human and knew that Timmy was lost in the woods, you couldn't shift and turn into a super K9 search and rescue wolf to find him?"
"Well, probably. Especially if someone I trusted was there to give me the scent. However, it is the stuff as a wolf to human that isn't always so good."
"So, you don't remember going out of the tent this morning and peeing all over about fifty trees?" she asked.
"Not really. I remember great sex, beginning to shift and mumbling something and then the next thing I really remember is standing next to the tent naked," Luc said.