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Harley left my office. She indicated that Victor would be returning within a few days and we would need to be ready to leave as soon as he told us where to look. I didn’t like the idea of having to search in two locations. I needed to be the one who found Coral, and the idea of Anders finding her was not sitting well with me. We were also getting dangerously close to the next full moon. It was not very clear exactly what was going to happen on the full moon. Sarah and Luz had some ideas as to what might be included in the potion that Coral would be given, but everything was up in the air. Sarah was working all of her connections to find any information so that she could make an antidote if it was needed. We wouldn’t know anything until we got Coral back.
I left my office, heading out towards the training grounds. I had a lot of different emot
Coral“Well, to put it bluntly, we want you to take down all werewolves.” Sebastian stated, as if it was a given that I would just engage in this type of action without question.I rolled my eyes, not even trying to stop myself from having a response. I had nothing to gain, or lose, from maintaining my composure. I didn’t care what these assholes thought about me. They clearly despised wolves, and I didn’t have any better feelings for them.“And you think that this injection,” I stated, motioning to my body, “is going to somehow just make me forget that I am a wolf? And forget about all those I care about?” I looked around the room, attempting to get a feel of some of the emotions that those in the room were exhibiting. I could feel some apprehension in a f
CoralSleep eluded me all night, and when I did sleep, nightmares made their way in.The idea of losing Ivy was completely unbearable. I had been without her for a year and that had been hell. During that time, I had hope; I knew that I was going to get her back. But now, knowing that there was a chance that whatever I had been given could completely take her away from me, it made me so very angry and so very sad. Your wolf died when you died. There was no me without my wolf. Yet, this potion had somehow led to a person losing both their vampire and wolf sides. I could not even begin to imagine what that would feel like. Tears fell down my cheeks as I thought about Ivy dying. No words that I said to myself or Ivy said to me could stop them. Comfort could not be found.I rolled out of bed and jumped in the shower. I could cry in bed all day but I could not
CoralI sat on my bed, thinking over the situation. What would happen to me?‘I think I am okay, Coral, I really do. So far, I don’t feel anything different.’ My wolf was trying to comfort me, but it was going to take more than a few words to make me feel better. I needed to know that she was okay, and I wouldn’t be certain of that until, well, I wasn’t sure when.I moved to a couch by the one window in the room. Looking out, I could see nothing except the darkness. I strained my eyes, hoping to see any one of my guardian wolves, but I could see nothing. My head was swimming with thoughts. I briefly closed my eyes and a dream washed over me.The clearing in front of me was familiar. It was the same clearing in the
CoralI sat on the bed, brushing my hair. I had showered quickly, my anxiety increasing the longer I was in the shower. Something just felt off, and I didn’t like the idea of being isolated in the shower. The second injection I was given was clearly having some sort of influence on me. While I didn’t feel like my allegiances were changing and nothing seemed to specifically change with me and my wolf, I felt different. It was as if I felt more open to being friendly with the vampires, or, more specifically, Elijah. It was a strange feeling. I should have some level of hatred towards them, especially with what they had planned on doing to the red wolf and all of the wolves. However, I felt more indifferent, like I was open to having a relationship with them. I did not like that. I would need to be very much aware of everything that I was doing from this point forward. Everything I did
CoralI had been in and out of consciousness for what felt like days. I had been trying to wake up, but the pounding in my head stopped me each time. The bed I was on was soft and comfortable, letting me know that I wasn’t in some dungeon or cell. However, I also knew that I was not safe. Wherever I was, it was bad. Although I could sense that I had Ivy, I had not been able to communicate with her every time I had tried to wake up. Everything felt like a blur; my eyes were closed but it still felt like the world was spinning around me. Unable to take anymore I just stopped and went back to sleep. And I dreamed of the night when all of this trouble started.“You are a mistake.” The words ran in repeat over and over in my head as I ran away from the house. I shifted before my feet even hit the ground. As I ran, I felt frantic, like I had to get away as
DuncanHarley left my office. She indicated that Victor would be returning within a few days and we would need to be ready to leave as soon as he told us where to look. I didn’t like the idea of having to search in two locations. I needed to be the one who found Coral, and the idea of Anders finding her was not sitting well with me. We were also getting dangerously close to the next full moon. It was not very clear exactly what was going to happen on the full moon. Sarah and Luz had some ideas as to what might be included in the potion that Coral would be given, but everything was up in the air. Sarah was working all of her connections to find any information so that she could make an antidote if it was needed. We wouldn’t know anything until we got Coral back.I left my office, heading out towards the training grounds. I had a lot of different emot







