A/N: Sorry it's short, but I've had last-minute homework that needed to be done. Anyway, I though it was best for it to end on a cliffhanger, so you'll keep reading. *evil laugh*
Although surprised, Frank slightly enjoyed the kiss, though what Callie or (Dear Lord no) Joe would say if either of them found out sent horror through his entire body.
Let no one know about this, he silently prayed as Rosaline broke apart.
Soon after, an uncomfortable tingly feeling started at his lips and started to accelerate through the rest of his body. He was suddenly bombarded with sounds and smells. Frank pressed his hands against his ears, but the rain started to drum on the inside of his brain and the smell of the cereal from the kitchen was suddenly too sweet. Just as he though he'd go mad from the sensory overload...
Everything was normal again. He cautiously pulled his hands from his ears and listened. There was nothing but the sound of the rain and Joe's labored breathing. Although...now there was something inside him, something in the back of his mind curled up there, dormant for the time being.
"What the hell did you do?" he demanded, not caring at how harsh his voice sounded. Rosaline flinched but steadily returned his angry glare. She opened her mouth to retort, but Joe spoke.
"It hurts," he moaned and his hands clenched into claws. When blood came away, Frank backed away and watched in silent horror as his brother looked at him with golden eyes and snarled at him before shuddering violently.
"Frank, get out of here and run," said Rosaline, her face extremely white. Frank looked over at her and saw the brown in her eyes melt away into a golden shine.
He stood there, his mind whirling as Joe twisted and thrashed around, snarling.
"Don't just stand there! Get out!" she shouted, her eyes on fire and teeth bared.
The dormant thing suddenly burst alive inside his head. Every smell and sound was amplified a little and yet that wasn't the strangest thing. He could sense animal-like thoughts running through through a link in his head. Fear, desperation, and concern came across another link and Frank's jaw nearly dropped open when he realized that those were Rosaline's feelings at this very second. Unwillingly, he looked at his brother, whose thoughts were becoming more beastly by the second.
Frank's marveling came to end in that short moment as a giant, anthro wolf replaced his brother.