Chapter 36

Maggie didn’t want to move from where she sat even after the girl left. Even when the girl blasted her back into her body she had held on to something in the dark and crawled her way back to the place where she was sitting. The girl was long gone and so was the pin-sized light. She was once again alone in the dark.

Maggie rocked back and forth on her feet. That blinding pain she had felt was long gone and a calm replaced it. She had been so scared of that transformation. When the grey wolf’s teeth closed around her neck it was as if her wolf had gone into a frenzy. First, it hardened her neck until it was harder than diamond, and then without warning it suddenly tore out of her, tearing her heart apart. She had tasted her own blood while her wolf took over. It had been so violent. She was on the inside watching. Then all of a sudden her body had molded with that of her wolf until she was almost like a cyborg using her brain to control a huge contraption of metal traps. Her wolf had be