Sora sunk to her butt with relief. “Are you really alright, Jin?” Lifting her head with a skeptical look, she asked, “What did I tell you last time?” Sora smiled warmly with a nod, but it vanished as Eyia launched between her and Eric. “What has happened, Sister?” Remembering what her aunt had said, Sora
Sora followed Eric’s instructions and charmed several different guards to get to the door he said Jin and Eyia were behind. Wendy, Mary, the two humans, and Aiden walked beside her as they made their way through an unfamiliar hall. Why does he have to be so cryptic? He says something is about to start
Kari’s rage had subsided. She numbly watching the center screen; they hadn’t even had the decency to clean up Jenny’s body. The alarm had ended, signifying the end to Eric’s makeshift pack, and all the girls she’d tried to protect from him. She didn’t know what to live for, what to do. Killing Eric was
Sora easily kept pace with the two attendants as the guards led them through the halls. Her ears picked up a multitude of screams, shouts, and growls; it was hard to keep her immediate surroundings in focus as she inhaled the putrid scent of frenzied werewolves with every breath; their hormones were everywhere. Trying to
Diane folded her arms as Eric stopped outside the elevator. “This is where we part ways, Diane. Your work is finished, for now.” “Finished for now?” Diane repeated with disdain. “You still will not tell me who recounted my past?” Eric shook his head, which made Diane even more annoyed, jaw locking when he added,
Stepping off the circular staircase, Sora was able to see the observation room occupants. There were several different groups clustered around different areas, they all froze to watch her, Fen, and Jian followed Hillary. They didn’t stay to chat; Hillary quickly led Sora, Fen, and Jian out of the room and through a few security
Aiden sat in his cell without noise. It had been hours since his meeting with Jenny and Sora’s episode, yet it still circulated in his mind. No matter how many times I ask the question I still don’t know what happened. She was fine, maybe a little moody but that’s understandable, and then she was
Diane rubbed her eyes and a yawn escaping her mouth as she waved her hand. “This is not working, Benjamin.” Benjamin growled as he worked around his jaw. “Do it.” He commanded. Diane looked around the silent room as the crazed werewolf’s ramblings fed through the speakers. Her vision shifted to the people worth her
Sora recognized the bizarre scent; it was the oddly dressed purple-eyed woman she’d seen in her hotel lobby. The sirens made Sora wince as she awoke. When was that woman in this room? Recently. Maybe forty minutes ago? Does she work for whoever kidnapped me; were they watching me for that long? Frowning with unease,
Gerard jerked as he was shaken to consciousness again. He looked up into Betty’s concerned face in front of him. Finding his throat dry, Gerard cleared his gullet. “Betty, what happened? Has it already been five minutes?” Betty nodded. “Yes—and you had this expression on your face…” Gerard massaged his forehead. It could just be