Lone Star Mountain #newdaynewme

Maybe you’re right.

It isn’t much but it’s enough. Maybe it’s the way he says it, or the way he moves after, but she begins to turn at the same time he lunges. She’d made the mistake to linger a little too long (she can’t have any of the blame really on her) and now he has a grip on her. Teeth pierce the flesh in front of her shoulder, nearly lifting her off the ground, but she yelps in surprise and turns, snapping at anything (if at all) she can reach. She doesn’t aim to harm more than necessary, but to do enough damage to be let go so she has a second chance of escape.