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Chapter 9 Marked by the Veil

Author: Joyce Peterson
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-08-02 15:07:05

Audrey’s POV

I didn't get any sleep.

Not because I couldn't, but rather because I didn't let myself to. That thing appeared every time I blinked or tried to sleep.

The way it moved like it wasn’t bound by gravity. The way its body shimmered, not fully wolf, not fully anything. The way it threw Derek like he weighed nothing. And how Derek shifted midair, bones cracking and fur exploding across his back while I just stood there, frozen, watching my classmate—my maybe-mate—become something else. Something impossible.

Hmmmmm, And the worst part?

It wasn't even the most craziest incident that happened the previous night.

I am yet to recover from that shock. I was too shaken to cry and too wired to remain motionless. The journal sat open in my lap, the map spread across the floor. The Thinnest Veil. The place was marked in faint ink, like the writer hadn’t wanted to admit it existed. A circle with a date. A scribbled note which I kept rereading over and over again.

"Veil thins when the
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