Trevor point of view Trevor point of view We were walking out of he pack house just as Jerica tore down the drive way. Any other time I would be mad someone speeding down it but in this case I was glad she was. I couldn't get to Trixie fast enough. Within just moments Jerica skidded to a stop right in front of us. I immediately went to Trixie's door and began unbuckling her. "Really Jake? I said get my mom." Jerica whined. "I am here honey." Melissa called out to her from behind me. "Do you think you should be the one to get her out?" Jerica questioned him and the feral growl roared in my throat causing her to freeze but her attitude of course was never gone. "Geez okay I was just asking." She turned and began getting out on her side. I lifted Trixie up and cradled her in my arms. I felt her sigh against me and her body un tense slightly. Her fever was still there though. Her forehead glistened with sweat and her hair was slightly damp. I turned and carried her back into the pack h

Trixie point of view I followed Melissa into the trees through the dark. My vision was already enhancing. There wasn't any light out here but it was like I could see clearly. We walked for what felt like an hour or so and ended up next to the river where there was a break in the sky. I started drinking the bottle of water the pack doctor gave me. It had the herbs and leaves in it that the bath I was in earlier had to get rid of the fever. He said drinking this would help keep the fevers away. He only gave me two so I had to make them last until I shifted. But I had already drank half of the first one.I looked up at the sky there was suppose to be a full moon tonight. "When the moon is at its highest it will peak over the river and cast it's light down here. That will help your shift go smoothly in the moon light. " Melissa told me and looked at her watch we have about an hour and a half. I have some snacks and we have time to sit and for you to ask me any questions that you may stil

Trixie's point of view. I ran after her. my eyes watching every stick and uneven tread in the ground I leaped with precision that I could not process and could see perfectly even though it was dark with just flickers of the moon light coming through in certain spots of tree branches. The ground felt damp and soft beneath my paws. It felt. . . natural. Like I was suppose to be doing this my whole life. Melissa slowed in front of me and circled around. She shook her head no to me. I assume she meant this was our border and we needed to go back from here. We had been running for a while now. I turned around and began trotted back to the spot we came before. I was able to smell my own scent and the scent of Melissa to track back the path we had came. Melissa stayed at my flank allowing me time to understand and trust my senses and my wolf. Who was amazing. After a few moments I felt confident enough that we began a slight jog back to our picnic area and towards

After a moment light lit up a hut, this time I was a young woman, about 20 something years old. With me was a handsome man rubbing my shoulders and kissed me on my forehead. Then walked in the son from the first woman of my bloodline who died. I must be the youngest daughter. "Sister, we should be safe for the nights rest here. But we must keep moving with the morning light." I nodded and rubbed my belly which was huge with a baby. Scenes from her life began to unfold where they lived like no mads. They never stayed in more than one place for more than a couple days. Eventually it came to the night she gave birth. She gave birth to a beautiful baby girl. They stayed there in that spot for a week. on the eighth day they moved at sun light and by the eighth night they were tracked down by some rogues. Luckily the brother, husband and father where enough to fend them off but they questioned them. Many packs had put out bounties for them. The gifts of a seer had many great benefits for a

Trixie's Birth Mother point of view A week had past since Alice and Allen had kidnapped me for my best interest and I had agreed to stay with them for the safety of myself and my baby girl. In the last week we had not heard from my husband. At this point I did not know when or if I would ever hear his voice or get to see his handsome face again. I rubbed my stomach feeling my baby girl move around in there . . . or if he would ever get to meet our baby girl. The thought brought tears to my eyes and i quickly looked up blinking trying to keep my emotions in check. If I didn't I knew Allen would sense it and change them or take them away. He has been doing that a lot lately. The stress and worry has been getting to me and causing some contractions. Any time contractions start Allen was by my side to remove the emotions and make me rest. Alice feeding me and trying to keep me comfortable. After the first couple days they no longer chained me to the bed and I moved freely now. However,