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Chapter 6
What had happened?
One minute Joel was about to be overwhelmed, then something hit him… he wasn’t sure what it was. It had to have been magic, right? Whatever it was, it was unlike anything he’d ever experienced as magic. Instead of the icy sensation of someone shoving ice chips under his skin, it was warm. The magic wrapped around him, like a blanket right out of a dryer, chasing away the chill of a frigid winter’s night. It encased him, but wasn’t smothering. Just the opposite. He felt loved and safe. It was the most amazing sensation Joel had ever experienced.
When the warmth subsided, Joel opened his eyes. He stared down at the ground beneath him. Instead of paws, he saw hands. His hands! No, it couldn’t be? He was human again? He was human again! Joel couldn’t believe it. He was back in his human form, but how? Li
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The man shifted back into what Gail thought was her dog, Bruiser. It was gross and horrifying to watch, but she could not look away. Gail almost felt sorry for him, but there was that little fact he’d let her believe he was a dog. God, she might never live down the embarrassment!Bruiser, or Joel, or whatever his name was, started growling and snapping at her feet. He wasn’t close enough that she feared he would bite her, but it was enough to convey his anger. “Why are you angry at me?” she demanded, taking a step back. “No, you know what? I am the one that’s mad!”He growled and chuffed at her, and then she remembered what he was saying before he shifted back. Gail crossed her arms and looked down at him. “I didn’t make you change back.”Somehow, he nailed
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Gail closed her bedroom door and leaned against it. Despite her best attempts, the guilt flooded her. The witches had all but declared war on the werewolves. Worse yet, it seemed they were winning. Gail had no doubts that the coven controlling all werewolves in the area, or possibly the country, wasn’t a good thing. But what could she do about it? She took down the box from the closet with the idea to toss the charm in there, but when she saw the pictures, she hesitated. Gail plopped down on the bed next to the box. She picked up one photograph.It was of her and her parents on one of their many hikes through the forest. Her mother loved being among the trees. She said it made her feel connected to the world. Gail looked about eight or nine in the picture, making it one of the last pictures her parents had taken before their murder. They died not too far from that location.
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Pain ripped through Gail’s head, waking her up from her sleep. She held her head, waiting for it to pass. Something jumped on her bed, making her scream and jerk back against the headboard. It was only when Joel barked several times, did her sleep fogged mind realize it was him. “Owe,” she said, rubbing the back of her head where she'd hit the headboard. “What’s wrong?” Gail reached for the charm and wrapped it around her wrist. ‘They’re here. The witches. They’re right outside.’ That explained the sudden headache that woke her up. “Already?” She threw back the covers, rubbing her still aching temple. In the living room, Gail peeked out the window. “Crap,” she breathed, seeing a large group of, most likely, witches on her small front lawn. ‘I don’t think they’ve gotten past your spells.’
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Gail’s mind raced as she drove. Her hands shook and her ability to not think about what had just happened was slipping. She needed to find a place to stop, and soon. Gail was also aware of Joel watching her as she drove. Thankfully, he didn’t ask the dumb question ‘are you okay?’ yet.She shook her head, focusing back on the road. They needed to stop, but where? Gail saw the interstate and had an idea where to go. Turning on to the interstate, she drove for almost twenty minutes before getting off again to pull into the parking lot of a hotel. “Ready to take a breather?” Gail asked as she leaned over and opened the glove compartment. Inside, she took out a white envelope. Aunt Rose had always insisted Gail carry it in the car, just in case one day she had to make a quick getaway. She opened the envelope and took out some money and a fake ID with the name Melony Staton on
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Joel growled, ‘Open the door. I’ll deal with them.’ “No, there is no need,” Gail told him, watching the witches approach. ‘But-’ “My aunt has protections in place,” she told him. “And hers are much better than mine. They’ll never get through them before she comes back. We’ll be okay.” ‘Okay,’ he huffed, but not an inch of him relaxed. “Any minute now they’re going to realize their mistake.” She held her breath as she watched them get closer… and closer. Her stomach tightened. “Odd.” ‘What? What’s wrong.’ “Oh, nothing. It’s just… I must have miscalculated where my aunt placed her spells.”
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