Seaside Moors when i was a little stereo

Tegan shot to his feet, giving himself a shake and then promptly acting as if he didn't even notice the rain. Bat squinted at him—partly because she was incredulous of said behavior but mostly so water didn't get into her eyes—and then informed him, "It's raining, you nerf—"

Whatever fun insult she'd been about to unleash on him died in her throat when she noticed a pair of yellow eyes lurking just over Tegan's right shoulder. Bat swallowed and blinked hard against the droplets assailing her eyeballs. Was she hallucinating? Was she actually asleep and dreaming?

The chill that wracked her slim young body felt pretty real. "Tegan," she muttered, keeping her voice low and barely moving her lips, "don't look now but there is a fuckin' spooky ass ghost right behind you." If either one of her mothers saw her now, would they even recognize the wolf she'd become in the last two weeks?