Chapter 66. You Did Good, Little Sister

Eir’s POV

My wolf? Like, my own?

A mixture of fear, adrenaline, and the freaking need to jump up and down while screaming, “Yes! Woohoo!” rushed through me while I took in the massive white wolf. Her fur looked so smooth and soft, gently waving in the wind. To say she was beautiful was a clear understatement.

But she didn’t seem to share my enthusiasm; while I felt like a bubble about to burst, her eyes still followed the dancing northern lights. So far away now, I could only imagine where it had been.

The woman, Selene, suddenly smacked the beast’s shoulder, and her head snapped in her direction with a low growl. My breath stuck in my throat; of course, she didn’t want me. Who wanted to be dealt the weak human girl?

“Drifa! It is not her fault!” she scolded, and the beast answered with a heavy huff and nodded.

Then her eyes found me, and time stopped. The moment I’ve seen in so many films—love at first sight, where everything sud