Snow White And the Huntsman
“It came up to Snow White’s chin. She swatted it away with both hands, but she could only see the back of Eric’s head as he reached the other side of the field. He was rubbing the spot where she’d struck him. The blood had dried, clumping in his hair.
She had heard him talking to someone beyond the trees. When she’d found him, his face was tear-streaked and his hands were shaking, one reaching out for something she could not see. “Sara,” he’d kept saying as he took another step toward the cave. ...How had he not seen those monstrous wolves? They were three times the size of normal ones, and their eyes glowed a horrible yellow. How had he not heard their low growling as he’d approached them? They’d been snarling, their upper lips pulled back, exposing their sharp teeth.
Snow White stepped out of the long grass, kicking away the blades that clung to her newly clad legs. She was grateful she had something now to protect them from being sliced into with each slap of the grass.MoreLess
She had heard him talking to someone beyond the trees. When she’d found him, his face was tear-streaked and his hands were shaking, one reaching out for something she could not see. “Sara,” he’d kept saying as he took another step toward the cave. ...How had he not seen those monstrous wolves? They were three times the size of normal ones, and their eyes glowed a horrible yellow. How had he not heard their low growling as he’d approached them? They’d been snarling, their upper lips pulled back, exposing their sharp teeth.
Snow White stepped out of the long grass, kicking away the blades that clung to her newly clad legs. She was grateful she had something now to protect them from being sliced into with each slap of the grass.MoreLess
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