Nature's Voice

James awoke to the sounds of laughter. Looking to the side, he saw Gina dressing. Together they walked out to see what the boys were doing. Gleefully, Michael said, “Mother, Father, look! It was here this morning when we got up.” On the ground sat what looked like a small puppy, approximately a month or two old. The boys had been playing with it. “May we keep it, Mother?” Michael asked.

Gina looked at James. “May we, Father, please?” Gabriel asked. 

Gina cautioned, “We don’t know what it is Gabriel and it may be dangerous.”

“It is just a puppy and we will take care of it.” Gabriel pleaded.

Remembering last night, James agreed. “Yes you may keep it.”

As Gabriel and Michael continued playing with the puppy, Gina and James walked away to get the fire going for breakfast. “Why did you agree with them, James?” Gina asked.

“Let’s just say I have a feeling.” They continued their weekend of hiking through the Douglas fir of the park. The puppy never wandered far from the watchful eyes of the boys.

When they returned home, James took the puppy to a local veterinarian. With only a glance at the puppy, the vet asked, “Mr. Jackson. Where did you find this dog?”

“He found my boys on a camping trip this past weekend.”

“My advice is return it to the wild. This puppy is a hybrid.”

“Hybrid?”

“Yes. It's half-wolf and the other half I am not sure, but he’ll be big. When these dogs are full grown, they can be highly unpredictable. That’s why I suggested to return it to the wild.”

“I can't do that, I made a promise to my two small boys. Could you give him the shots he needs and I will take care of him if he gets out of hand.” Reluctantly the doctor continued with his examination and gave the hybrid its shots. 

A few weeks later, Gina shocked James with the news that she was pregnant again. Fighting to catch his breath, and turning white as a ghost, James had to sit, remembering about what happened when they went camping. “Hun, are you okay?” Gina asked as she rushed to his side.

“I'm fine,” James said as he finally breathed. Then, he told her what had happened that night with the wolves. After he told her the whole story, they sat there in silent.

“You may have just been dreaming James.”

“If I was dreaming, then why is everything happening just like the wolf said?”

Gina straddled his lap facing him in his chair, locked her hands behind his neck, and leaned forward so that their foreheads were touching. “I guess we'll wait another eight months to find out.” She told him.

James interlocked his hands around her waist and kissed her. “I'm just worried.”

Feeling how tense James was, Gina pulled his tie off and started to unbutton his work shirt. “You need to relax, and I know of just the thing,” Gina said as she pulled the shirt out of his slacks.

“And what would that be,” he replied with a grin.

“Well...” She said, as her hands unbuckled his dress slacks and unzipped them. “I could do this.” She shifted slightly, and her hands disappeared in his boxers to massage his swelling cock. James softly moaned as they looked into each other’s eyes. “Or I could do this.” Gina rose from his lap, closed the recliner, and knelt between his legs. She pulled his slacks down, took his cock from the confines of his boxers, and then drew the full length in her mouth. When James felt the suction she applied, he had to grab onto the chair arms to prevent his hips from leaving the seat.

Gina didn’t move for a full two minutes, and then started to bob her head up and down, taking the full length in each time she went down. When she finally felt his climax building, Gina released his cock with an audible pop and rose. She quickly undressed, dropping her clothing where she stood. After expanding the recliner to its fully stretched position, Gina straddled James’s hips again, and guided his cock deep into her. With her feet flat on the floor on both sides and her hands resting on top of his, Gina began to move up and down, his cock sliding inside her naturally lubed vagina. She moved slowly at first, and then with reckless abandonment, started to slam up and down on him. When she felt them both reach the peak of explosion, Gina slammed down on him, arched her spine, threw back her head, and screamed as both dams broke. Then, she collapsed on top of him.

Eight months later, Gina gave birth to a girl. Like her brothers before her, Mary did not utter a cry as she came into the world. James' mind returned to that night of camping. Everything the wolf told him had come true so far. But, what about Gabriel and Michael becoming so-called shape shifters? Could that be true? Only time would tell.

Shortly after the birth of Mary, Gina and James purchased a house and some land away from the city, not far from the state parks, giving everybody plenty of room to roam. James also purchased it in case the rest of the prophecy came true. He prayed it wouldn’t. Gina quit her job and home-schooled the kids.

18 years passed and the boys’ sixteenth birthdays were fast approaching. The dog they had adopted was full-grown, standing a little more than three feet at the shoulders and almost six feet in length. The boys appropriately named him Dog. No one ever threatened Gabriel or Michael; for if the dog was close by, his hackles would rise and he would protect them both. He was also very loyal to Mary. Like the dog, Gabriel and Michael grew to tremendous heights and strength. Both of them stood flat-footed at six and a half feet, a full head taller than their father. Mary herself was short. She was close to thirteen and less than five feet tall.

A few days before their birthday, Gabriel and Michael became so sick Gina confined them to bed. Both complained of severe headaches and body aches; neither left their room for more than a few moments. On their birthday, they ventured out long enough to eat dinner with everyone. After they ate, Gabriel and Michael went to sit outside in the warm evening air instead of returning to their rooms.

A few hours later, Gina went to check on them. When she pulled back the blinds, she jumped back and called for James. “James, get in here quick.” James ran in from his study, and when he saw what she called for, pulled Gina back from the door. On the back porch, standing on its hind legs and towering over seven feet, was a grizzly bear. It stood there silently looking through the glass at James and Gina.

“Gabriel and Michael are out there.” Gina cried out as she clutched James. A timber wolf chose that time to amble onto the porch and stand next to the grizzly. Easily bigger, and stouter than the boys dog, it made James and Gina retreat a few more steps. Then, something completely unexpected happened. Mary walked in to see the cause of the commotion, and when she saw the bear and wolf on the back porch, opened the sliding door and stepped outside.

“Mary, no!” James cried as he jumped for her. It was too late. Mary stepped outside and closed the door behind her. Expecting the animals to maul Mary, James pulled Gina to his chest and hid her face. However, that did not happen. When Mary stopped in front of the two savage creatures, the bear dropped down on all fours and looked at her, as did the wolf beside him. Mary reached and placed her hands on each one of them.

“Oh my dear God.” James stated. Gina looked and there stood Gabriel and Michael in the spot of the wolf and bear.

The prophecy had come true.