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Chapter 10: Denial.

Author: Dickson
last update Last Updated: 2025-09-26 04:40:18

Reese's POV

My senses came one after the other. It was my hearing that came first. The sound of crackling wood.

Then came my feelings. My body ached badly. My legs were worse. From my waist down, it seemed like iron bars were placed on them.

At first, it seemed like I was still on the desert ground, that I would open my eyes and I'd see glowing red orbs staring down at me with their mouths stretched wide, revealing fangs.

My chest seized and my heart pounded so violently I could hear it in my ears.

But amidst it all, I felt the soft mattress beneath me. Instead of laughter, there was silence.

When I finally opened my eyes, my head was heavy and throbbing as though someone had struck me with a hammer. Slowly, I tried to sit up, my hands still sore and trembling under my own weight with the taste of iron still in my mouth.

The memories came rushing back.

Their voices, their laughter.

The smack across my face that had spun my head sideways.

And then, the howl. That monstrous sound that
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