Leilani- This was just great. The one time I asked for help, I get asked a million questions. I thought that by contacting these people, they would understand my situation. I didn’t have time to be sitting here ‘chatting’ with a computer screen when I didn’t even know if I was talking to someone real or a computer program. WL0033: Look, if you aren’t going to help me, then I will figure it out myself. I shouldn’t have expected you to be able to help me. BrooklynB: I can help, I just need to know if you are real. WL0033: How do I even know if you are real? This could be a trap for all I know. I stared at the computer as three little dots kept dancing around in a little bubble, signaling that the other person was typing. If I got caught in here, my ass was grass. The last thing I wanted was to spend another night in the basement, sleeping with whatever the hell was crawling around down there. It wouldn’t be the first time I have been locked down there, but

Leilani-My head was spinning when I finally came to. Sitting up, I rubbed the spot on my head that hit the bed. When I pulled my hand away, it was covered in a little bit of fresh blood, as well as flakes of dry blood. Great.Looking around, I found myself in the basement. It was dark and smelled like mold. With how nice the rest of the house was, one would think they would take better care of the basement. From the looks of it, it looks as if the foundation was starting to crumble.I didn’t know much about houses, but from the looks of things, I gave it another year maybe before the foundation gave out. Hopefully, I wouldn’t be here to see it. That was if I could find a way out of here.I knew the only exit was locked tight with a couple of deadbolts. Three was a small window on the far side of the room, but it was too small for me to squeeze through. At least it looked too small from this angle.Standing from the dirty basement floor

Leilani-I have heard the expression, take your breath away, except I never knew what it meant until now. Eric had to be a god or something. Could a man even be classified as beautiful? If so, the word beautiful still didn’t do him justice.His eyes almost looked grey from the reflection of the moon. They were a pale blue though, that I imagined looked much like an ice glacier that was reflecting water. Maybe the grey was from the way his eyes appeared to glisten under the moon.Either way, I found myself drawn to him in a way I couldn’t understand. It wasn’t that I hadn’t been looking at him earlier, but I hadn’t really been seeing him. My head was pounding so bad that it was hard to focus on anything.Up close, I couldn’t help but look now. Without my wolf, I couldn’t find my mate, but that didn’t mean I wasn’t drawn to this man in a way that I felt pleasure just by looking at him. I have found men a

Leilani-For the life of me, I couldn’t fathom why I reached out to accept his hand. I expected him to let it go when I got out of the vehicle, but he held on as he guided me toward the building. Part of me wanted to pull my hand away, while the other wanted to hold on.There was something about his touch that soothed me, one in which I didn’t understand. It was both comforting and there was something else that I couldn’t put my finger on. Why was it that when he was touching me, I felt all my worries fade away?We reached a door that had the number one on it, in a bold black font. It was simple which made me feel a little better about the place. The mansion was huge and extravagant, yet this place seemed much plainer, like me.Eric opened the door and allowed me to go inside first. That was also when he released my hand. My hand which had once been warmed by his touch suddenly felt cold.When they say never to judge a book by its

Eric- “Fuck!” I bellowed, getting out of the vehicle myself. Chasing after her, I was surprised at how fast she ran. Even without her wolf counterpart, she was fast as fuck. Picking up my pace, I continued after her. “Need help?” One of the warriors yelled out, while I was pretty sure I heard the other one laughing. Ignoring them, I kept running after Leilani. Obviously, they didn’t think I needed them to intervene, since neither of them made any move to help. Not that I wanted their help, it just pissed me off that they were amused by it. Catching up to her, I reached out to grab her arm. Once I had a firm hold on it, I pulled her back. Underestimating the momentum our running, as well as my stopping, was going to have, we both tumbled to the ground. As we rolled, I instinctively wrapped my arms around her to keep her safe. As we came to a stop, I was sprawled out over her. She looked up at me with wide purple eyes, that completely le