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The  moment of recognition! I originally planned to do a single final update, but I've been I've not  been feeling too well the last few days, so I'll be taking a few  well-earned days off and rest. Please look forward to the next update!"This is not Patreon Only content, but Patrons has Early access.這不是Patreon限定內容,但是會員有提前觀看的權限。

Due  to the workload caused by a multi-page, multi-part story arc, the comic  release will face some delays. Instead we will feature guest artist  works as high-quality rewards.我們現在作畫速度較慢,所以這個月會有客座畫師放入高畫質獎勵包。

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Fronswath

This has been great Enjoy your days off Please take all the rest you need

A2zero

This is sweet

Jordan Andrew Scherr

The clarification is much appreciated. And if it makes the comic better, I'll wait as long as is needed. May the day's off help you. Excellent work with the reveal as well!

Jordan Andrew Scherr

As for Jennifer, some's got some thinking to do. I'm really hoping post-days off Wendy's recovery is explored. I can't be the only one willing to give some more time to see her recovery process. Especially now that we're confirmed she remembers the experience. As I've said before, this is familiar territory. Wendy will not recover from this in one night, and not without help.

Jordan Andrew Scherr

Good to see Wendy's face outside of a rage. She's a cute pup, even if a sad and wounded one right now. As for Jennifer's appearance, I like how the dress depicts her character perfectly in the moment. This is a mom going through a critical moment in her life. She both looks and behaves the part.

Jordan Andrew Scherr

"Everything's ok now." Wendy:(But it's not ok Mom. I remember it all, and know what I am now. How will ANYTHING ever be ok again?) "Why didn't you tell me?" Jennifer:(…Damn, have I been a fool!) But I'm sure Jennifer can redeem herself for it.

The Ferret

Take as long as you need, we'll be here. Feel better soon. Also oh my gosh poor Wendy and Jennifer...

Mattcucu

This story is so perfect 😍😍😍😍

Jordan Andrew Scherr

P.S. Wendy's ears are up in the first Werewolf-panel of Jennifer. I'm fairly sure they are down across her head throughout that panel. (Probably just a missed detail.)

Jordan Andrew Scherr

Even if not the happiest moment, It's kinda cute Wendy's first word in her Werewolf voice was "Mom." Even if this memory is a bitter one, Jennifer will remember that.

Jordan Andrew Scherr

We'll see them find some kind of resolution. Leo and Jennifer are more than capable of that. Thank goodness her dad's a lawyer!

Jordan Andrew Scherr

I actually noticed the difference in Wendy's fur color and it's scruffy nature. That might explain part of why Jennifer had better control the first time. That her role of the dice was a slightly luckier one, resulting in a calmer and more streamlined canine. Wendy's wolf is a more wild and ravenous one, which contributed to her first night's near-disaster. The fact she's a little girl caught completely by surprise doesn't help either. Nice design detail!

Randall Norman Pick

This has been Jennifer's nightmare scenario for a long time and this short story has been fantastic covering it.

Jordan Andrew Scherr

The good news is she has a support network to recover from it. She was even her husband's assistant for a long time, so she knows how to deal with the legal side. There might be some surprise assets for mental and emotional recovery as well.

Jordan Andrew Scherr

I can back that up too. Check out Wendy's legs and how they mimic a real wolf's. Jennifer has this too, but to a noticeably lesser degree. While still raised at the heel, her feet are closer to a human nature then her daughter's. Weaker instincts or not, Jennifer can still inspire her daughter by gaining true mastery of her other-self. I'll be interested to see how much more "canine" Wendy keeps when human though.