Chapter 36The hysterical laughter that ensued from her mouth was really confusing. Sebastian had been staring athis hand which he had wanted to strike her down with and was still as he had been. He could not believewhat had just happened as when he had attempted to run her through, it felt like his hands had justgone through air. The woman was not human and not what he had expected. She laughing got himconfused even more that he turned his eyes and stared at her for a while before straightening up.Perhaps she had somehow magically anticipated his move. Sebastian decided to take her unawares nowshe was being distracted by her laughter. He straightened up quickly and ran her over again with somuch force but this time, she was not aware. However, he had fallen over right through her by theimpact which made it all the more confusing. He recalled he used to touch and feel her but now hesuddenly could not. Lots of questions were running through his mind on just who this witch real

She had stepped into a forest and had been walking for a long time. Her feet were beginning to ache, and she was somewhat exhausted. She was also beginning to question her decision as she wondered if this was a trap by the witch, which she had fallen into head-on. Walking through that door was a mistake without any supplies or water. Every moment and she was dehydrating badly. She needed a drink, and she needed food alongside a good sleep.She continued staggering through, hoping it would all end, but the more she went, the more she realized her journey was only beginning, and she would end up poorly hurt.She was wrong to make the judgement for the both of them as she was sure that Tristan would be searching for her the moment he discovered she was lost. She betrayed his trust by doing this, and he probably already hated her.However, when the witch said he would die, she became terrified for him and would not want anything to happen to him is the reason she had even agreed. Mara pau

Successfully just as the witch had asked, she was back in the clutches of Grimshaw. She wanted to know more about this mother she had never heard of, but he would rather not speak of it. He asked where she had been sheltered all this while, and rather than a straight answer, a vexed Mara demanded if that was in any way consolation for all the lives he had wasted in his selfish quest to find her. The man brushed his hands through his beard as he stared her down. In his conclusion, which he made apparent to her, she was indeed with a werewolf pack, and he might know who that was. Mara blinked her eyes, hoping she had not given it away, but she was too quick to forget the scent of Sebastian all over her, which he had caught onto. The wolf was pretty much annoyed and believed that perhaps Sebastian had held her hostage to hide her from him but not to worry, as soon as he had won her over and unlocked her powers, they both shall dominate the world together. Precisely with her as his ma

It was the way back to the crimson pack that morning.Mara was exhausted, but then she did not forget how she was only a prisoner being escorted to her land of captivity.That night, she had her usual revealing dream or nightmare, whichever you call it.It was of Sebastian, and she could see he was not himself. He was ruining things and shouting at the top of his voice.He broke a glass with his fist, and there was blood; Mara wanted to reach and console him, but she did not know how. However, she had a strong feeling that it was something she could do, but then it all bore down to her finding a way.She was nearly relieved when his wounds started healing but seeing them heal angered him even more that he started pounding down on the shattered glass with his fists.He had to stop.Someone needed to stop him, and she wondered where Silas was and the rest. However, knowing Sebastian, he probably had asked them to stay away with a big warning on what he would do should they show their fa

Alexa had successfully made things really tough for her as she suddenly spaced out after getting Grimshaw hooked on the word strange.Her pupils had suddenly gone up, leaving the total scary whiteness that frightened Mara. That was not all either; her grip was firm now and her hands too cold that it hurt now rather than soothe. Mara wanted to pull away but saw already how impossible that was.Beside her was a confused Grimshaw who had no idea what was happening. He glared at Mara as if to ask what was going on, but she, in pain, shook her head sideways to explain the fact that she was just as confused as he was.If only he knew how painful it was for her.Mara would never have thought that cold could get to a point where it hurt so badly that it felt like a burn would mark her afterwards.This was one painful thing she did not want to feel ever again, and she wished the woman would get a gripon herself and let her go. It lasted only a short while that was not even up to a minute, but