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Sam:

I turned my attention to the family that had just entered the library. There they were laughing and picking out colorful books that had only surface meaning. How carefree they looked as the mother held her young daughter and the father led his bright eyed young son around the children's section. I found my self staring and looked away. It was my fault that our son would some day shift and that our unborn child may have the same fate. While I waited patiently for my shift to end so I could go home to my son and pregnant mother I drew song lyrics in my head. The time continues even against my will, it slithers and hisses by, a great snake that is here to claim my son. The worst part is not the snake but me that gave it its freedom.

I walked inside to my wife cooking dinner and Tyler trying to work out a homework problem on the table. "Hey Ty, how was your day at school?" I asked. "It could have been better, but today we watched a movie about the civil war and my teacher told us we have to do a biome project. I choose forest so I could put in wolves." He said as he smiled up at me. I tried to smile but it was weak. I walked over and hugged Grace from behind but said nothing. I didn't think Tyler might actually like changing into a wolf but the thought kept bugging me even while we ate dinner and put Tyler to bed.

"Do you think its getting worst?" Grace asked in an accepting monotone while she cleaned up the last of the dishes. "I don't know. Grace, did you ever think he might like changing into a wolf?" I asked a little afraid of the answer. "Well.. I wanted to once. While you were a wolf I wanted nothing more than to be what you were but he has his family right here, I don't think he'd ever want to leave that but we don't know until we ask." She responded slowly. I gasped at her in shock. "You mean tell him? Ask him if he would like it if suddenly one day when its too cold he'll burst painfully into a wolf that cannot remember its family or friends?" I replied quickly. She looked down upset. "That's not what I meant Sam. I just mean maybe we should start asked questions like why he likes wolfs or if the cold makes him uncomfortable." She said. I looked away and started heading upstairs. I wasn't mad at her I was mad at myself for letting this happen and now it was time to make a plan on what to do about it.

I watched Tyler swing with his friend Michael in the bright spring light. Today was a wonderful day to let the boys play in the park while Grace relaxed at home with a good book. I had a dream last night where I was a wolf running thought trees and that thought bothered me. Would I ever change into a wolf again? I pushed the thought away. I needed to get my plan together for Tyler's future. The bright sun and the laughing of the other children in the park got me off track and I found my self playing an air guitar to my own made up happy song. I laughed out loud and found the sound quite pleasing. I was surprised that I hadn't heard my self laugh in a long time. I looked up at the perfect blue sky and thought it though. This was a great day and there was no time in wasting what precious moments I still had with Tyler. So I got up to go push him on his swing when I thought I heard a howl, but this time I didn't care and didn't even look back.

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