Eva

Eva gathered Millie and Eddie close, her arms encircling them in a protective embrace. The fear in their eyes tugged at her heart, and she knew that it was her responsibility to reassure them, to bring them a sense of comfort amidst the chaos surrounding them. "It's going to be okay," Eva whispered, her voice soft yet firm. "We're going to get through this together, I promise." She looked into their wide eyes, trying to convey strength and love through her gaze. "We've come this far, and we won't give up now." Her grip tightened around them, her touch conveying a sense of safety. Millie and Eddie clung to her, seeking solace in her arms. Eva turned her attention to her precious newborn, cradling the baby close to her chest. She marveled at the innocence and fragility, vowing silently to protect this little life with everything she had. "You are all so brave," Eva murmured, her voice filled with warmth. "I know it's scary, but we're a family. We're strong together, and we'll ke

Eva's heart pounded as she tried to understand what just happened. Her eyes darted to where the figure had disappeared, the adrenaline coursing through her veins. She quickly scanned the surroundings, her senses on high alert. "It was a wolf," Eva finally managed to say, her voice shaky. "A huge, dark wolf." She could feel her siblings' eyes on her, their expressions a mix of fear and confusion. The air was thick with tension as they all sat frozen in the car, waiting for any signs of danger. Eddie clung to Eva's arm, his grip tightening. "But wolves aren't supposed to be here," he whispered, his voice filled with disbelief. "Are they going to attack us?" Millie leaned closer to her brother, her voice barely above a whisper. "We have to get out of here, Eva. We can't stay." Her eyes mirrored Eva's determination, both of them knowing that they couldn't risk the safety of their family. “Please, Eva. Take us away from here. The baby needs to be safe, too.” Millie continued to say

In the eerie silence of the abandoned hotel, the unsettling sound of a deep voice broke the tension, causing Eva's heart to leap into her throat. The unexpected presence sent waves of fear surging through her, causing her to clutch her brother and sister tightly to her side. With the baby's weight in her other arm, she assumed a protective stance, as if her physical presence could shield them from the impending danger.Feeling incredibly vulnerable, Eva's eyes darted around the dimly lit room, desperately searching for the source of the voice. Yet all she saw was the space, the shadows playing tricks on her jittery nerves. Sensing her distress, Millie tugged at Eva's blouse, her voice quivering with fear, "Eva, please, let's go. I'm scared." Eddie, ever the protector, emitted a low growl, his instinct to shield his sister from harm kicking into high gear.Summoning every ounce of courage she had left, Eva whispered reassurances to her siblings, trying to push aside her mounting terror

Eva's journey had been long and arduous. They had travelled through treacherous terrain, avoiding danger at every turn. The weight of responsibility bore heavily on Eva's shoulders as she navigated the winding roads towards the small town she had heard about. It was their only hope for a temporary respite, a haven where they could regroup and plan their next move. As the car pulled into the outskirts of the town, Eva's exhaustion became overwhelming. Her eyelids grew heavy, and she had to fight to stay alert. Glancing at Millie and Eddie through the rearview mirror, she could see that they, too, were fatigued, their little faces etched with weariness. Spotting a sign that read "Bed and Breakfast," Eva's heart leapt with relief. It seemed like the perfect place to rest and gather their strength before facing the uncertainties that awaited them. She guided the car towards the quaint-looking establishment, hoping they would find solace within its walls. As they entered the bed an

"They have already left. This hotel is under my ownership, and I won't tolerate people thinking they can just come and go as they please," the man grumbled in irritation. Sienna frowned at his response. "Isn't that the purpose of a hotel?" she retorted. Irritated, the man shot her a disgusted glance. "We don't even know your name," he grunted. "Gabriel. That's my name. And let me tell you, the girl you're searching for is long gone. You'll be lucky if you ever find her," he chuckled sarcastically. Sienna's frown deepened as she locked eyes with Gabriel. "We need to find her," she insisted firmly. "Her safety depends on it." She glanced back at Jason, silently urging him to also speak up. Jason took a step forward, his voice steady. "Gabriel, we understand your concerns and respect your ownership of this hotel. But we have a duty and a responsibility to ensure this girl's and her children's well-being." Gabriel crossed his arms, his expression hardened. "Why should I believe yo