Kaylee was in extreme ecstasy as Jennifer thrust into her. There was some pain at first when Jennifer ended her virginity, but as they continued, that was only a memory. For the moment, the only thing on Kaylee's mind was bringing herself and Jennifer to orgasm, and she did her best counter each of Jennifer's thrusts. Jennifer, meanwhile, gripped Kaylee's breasts, occasionally rubbing her nipples as they stood erect through her fur.
Now, to a certain extent, love making could be considered a beautiful thing... but it nearly every case that was between two humans. Not two wolf-people. Especially when neither of them were particularly quiet.
Kaylee barked with each thrust Jennifer made into her, while he made a sort of growling moan on top of her. And as she neared her first feminine orgasm, Kaylee found herself howling to announce her personal joy.
These noises, however, did not go unnoticed by those near Kaylee's house. One neighbor was deeply frightened by the sounds. They sounded like the growls and howls of some monstrous dogs coming from the Perkins home. He had earlier heard noises that sounded like something heavy hitting the floor, but he had assumed that the Perkins boy, Kyle, was up to some nonsense and nothing was wrong.
Now, however, was different. The sounds coming from the house were loud and definitely not human. The neighbor didn't want to see the Perkins boy harmed by whatever had gotten into the house and reached for his phone, not knowing that the Perkins "boy" was one of the two creatures making the noises.
"Hello, 9-1-1, what is your emergency?" came the operator's voice.
"This is Mitch Hurteng, and there's something in my neighbor's house," the man answered, "I can hear 'em howling and growling at each other."
"You're certain that they just do not own a pair of overactive dogs, sir?" the operator questioned.
"I'm certain," Mitch answered, "I've never seen one dog over there before, let alone two. Please send someone over. They sound big... and the parents aren't in, but I'm pretty sure their son is home."
"Have you seen the animals, sir?" the operator asked.
"I'm too scared to go over there," Mitch answered, "I can hear them growling. Please, I'm afraid they've hurt the boy. Please!"
"Very well," the operator sighed, "I'll contact your local dispatch office. They'll send a couple of officers to check on the situation and deal with the animals, if necessary... if you could give me the address of house that these animals are in."