“Yes, look how scared I am.” I raised an eyebrow in his direction, too happy to care.         “Sienna?” he asked suddenly, worried. “What happened to your wound?”         I looked in the direction of my waist, trying to verify that it had not been all a dream. Nope, there was no claw mark there. It was better than ever, actually.         “Did they disappear?” I stuck out my tongue at him.         I felt a sudden urge and didn’t want to hold back. With one look, Hunter understood what I wanted and even though he didn’t seem to agree very much, he got into position.         “On your marks!” I started, smiling at the adrenaline rush I felt. “Ready? Out of!”  

 When I woke up, Hunter was sleeping next to me. Watching a werewolf sleep was a compliment, as they generally didn’t need to sleep more than a few hours a day and were never supposed to let their guard down. However, Hunter was a lover of naps, especially with me by his side.    I had to get ready to go to school, but I wanted to enjoy being in Hunter’s arms a little more. I felt so comfortable with a peace that I rarely enjoyed.    I felt him stir, knowing that time was beginning to pass and that we had to get ready to go to school. The day that was coming upon us seemed to be much more eventful than usual.    Today I will have a serious conversation with my great friend. Maybe I even had to reveal what I am and what her new love interest was. It wouldn’t be easy, but I tru

I had heard once, a long time ago, that certain warlocks could teleport. I never believed that it was true because they said that I needed to be very strong to be able to do it. They said that it was almost impossible, that, since existence, only three witches had managed to do it. One of them was even part of a legend.    I remembered my grandfather, explaining to us with much love and patience all the benefits of magic. I also remembered not being overly interested, but Leonel looked fascinated, so I endured the lesson reluctantly.    However, Yule teleported us without hesitation. He didn’t even gasp. He didn’t look sweaty or pale. In fact, he seemed very nonchalant. As if it were the most natural act in the world.    In a second I was in high school. Then I could only feel the darkness arou

 Would my plan work or would I just make a fool of myself? My first battle was against someone with more strength than I had believed.    Dark magic had taken over his body. His eyes turned black, as did the tips of his fingers. He glared at me, for he knew his plans had just been ruined. He moved things just by thinking about it, from boxes, stones, chains and a chair. He couldn’t stop me, if I hesitated, if I stopped dodging, I’d be lost.    “This is fun, Estrella!” he screamed. The chain that made so many turns in the air, began to catch fire from his magic.    If that chain came to me again, it would be my end. Black fire looked much scarier than normal fire. If any of that touched me, I’d be in trouble. What could I do? I was so scared while avoiding everythi

  “This is the first time I’ve ever really fought someone,” I commented with a faint smile. “I did not think thoroughly before attacking him. At the time of attacking him in the parking lot, did others notice?”         “The wolves that were nearby, yes. Miguel and Izaiah must still be looking around for you,” he said, still serious. “The humans who were nearby did not notice anything.”         “When I appeared there, in that cold basement, I was afraid. I don’t have any idea how to get out of there.”         “How did you do it, Sienna?”         “I don’t know,” I admitted. “I once heard that teleportations weren’t possible, that only three people had made it. And to my knowledge, none of them managed to take anyone with them.”