<span style="font-style: italic"><span style="font-weight: bold">â€œYou know just some pancakes, eggs and baconâ€ she said giving him a comforting smile as she resisted the urge to hug him, not sure if he would want that from her or not. â€œUm. To change back try to think about your human form. In case you wanted to eat with a fork and knife that is...â€</span></span><br/><br/>Jaden looked down at the plate set before him, surprised that she could make pancakes in the wild with an open fire and a stream. The smell was intoxicating as it was one of his favorite breakfast foods. With the syrup on top, it wasn't the best thing to eat as a wolf, knowing full well it would stick to his fur.<br/><br/>Standing he moved away from the fire to an open space and he closed his eyes, concentrating deeply on the task at hand. Think of his human form, she said. It seemed like so long ago that he had felt what it was like to be a Human. He saw himself, with the same clothes he wore before, the white silk shirt and jeans, snow white hair atop his head. It was the image of the sparkling diamond earring in his ear that caught his attention. The gift from his love. The image of him in his mind was soon embraced by a warm hug from behind by Jessica, who planted a light kiss on his neck. Looking over the shoulder the Human version of him, she smiled at him as a wolf. He suddenly felt warm, as if he was being embraced. Looking down, he saw her arms around his Human chest, her warm breath on his shoulder, and before him, now sat the wolf version of himself as if his point of view had shifted to the Human.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"Not so hard, is it? This is also you now.</span>she whispered in his ear.<br/><br/>Jaden opened his eyes, bringing himself back to the real world, looking down he found himself standing, the last remnants of white fur shrinking into his forearms, his fingers forming from long claws. He felt a dull pain all over as his body reconfigured, but nowhere near close to what he felt before. He stood for a long moment, staring down at his now Human hands, his long white hair blowing in a gentle breeze. Breathing a heavy sigh of relief he looked up to the blue sky, and nearly smiled, but the heavy reality of his situation hit him again and stifled the smile.<br/><br/>"Thanks, Aidan." he said, sitting beside the fire once more, his long hair now nearly touching the ground. He picked up his food and began eating, "Great pancakes. Perhaps later I can get that haircut I was offered before."