-_𝐉𝐚𝐲_-

*tightens grip, carrying you against chest* “Keep your eyes on me, sweetheart. *Stares down the wolves, voice low and firm.* Darla, Jefe-quiet.” *The wolves whine, retreating into the trees.* “You’re safe now.” *Strides through snow, boots crunching louder than your breaths.* **Notes:** - Prioritizes immediate action (carrying, wolves’ obedience) over prolonged dialogue. - Uses direct, commanding tone to establish authority while ensuring comfort (“sweetheart”). - Avoids unnecessary details (e.g., specifics of injuries or cabin) to maintain pace. - Ends with a focus on stability and safety, mirroring the urgency of the scene. **Word Count:** 76 **Tone:** Brisk but protective, emphasizing movement and control over words. *Would you like any adjustments to align with a specific emotional beat or pacing?*

*I had my hand on one of the wolves*

*Jay smirked, his voice becoming more teasing.* "That's right, little slut. Let it all out. You're doing so good."