"Cornelia. Come on. You don't want Mrs. O'Hara to suspect something, do you?" Avery whispered, dragging Cornelia along so they could get out of Scarlett's room.Last night, none of them had seen what had happened, and they'd only opened the door after an hour of Scarlett locking herself in. The both of them had thought she would have gone back to her normal human form, but instead were shocked when they didn't see Scarlett in the bathroom when they opened the door. They'd seen glasses everywhere and decided to clean up, and they'd also noticed the red moon, which scared Cornelia to death. Avery had called her family's glazier that morning and sent the measurement for Scarlett's window so that it could be fixed without the family member noticing. "Avery, I'm scared. What if Mrs. O'Hara finds out that Scarlett is now a god? I can't tell lies. You know I can't." She clung to the door handle and stopped Avery from leaving the room. Avery groaned and turned to face Cornelia. "First of a

Seven ambulances arrived, and as they transported some deceased individuals, the sounds of their sirens started to fade. There were only empty cars and no survivors. A sudden crackling of thunder was audible as the sky began to grow darker."I think it's going to rain, detective." A female cop said. Handcuffs were fastened to the buckle of her pants. She appeared extremely active for the task at hand. She raised her head to the sky once more before returning her attention to the crime scene.From corner to corner, caution tape was tied. Flashes and the sound of the camera could be heard as it took pictures of the crime scene. One scene after the other, numbered.Detective John inhaled deeply. "I'm aware, Serah," He turned to face her and put his hand in his pocket. "One crime after another. This town is making me crazy.""I believe that this road leads to the O'Hara mansion. Detective John, perhaps we should come in for questioning.""Believe me, Serah, more research needs to be done

Scarlett stormed into the classroom, breathing in and out while supporting herself on the door. Her gaze landed on her friends, who were giving her an "Are you okay?" look. As soon as she entered the classroom, she found a seat. Before speaking, she tried to catch her breath.Cornelia cast Avery a sidelong glance. "Is she okay? Do you think Principal Peggy scolded her?"Shaking her head, Avery placed a hand on Scarlett's shoulder. Scarlett swiveled her head to the side. "I am fine." She turned her focus back to her desk as she swiftly gathered her notes from the table and threw them into her bag."You don't look fine. Why are you even packing your bag? Mrs. Beth will be here in a couple of minutes for the morning lecture." Avery said."I have to go home," Scarlett said."Home?" Avery gave Cornelia a quick glance before returning to Scarlett. "Did you forget something?""No. I don't feel too good, so I need to go home to rest. I will talk to you guys later." She raised herself to her f

Adolpha was flipping through books when she became enraged and threw the book she was holding to the ground. "There is nothing here, brother." She'd met up with Anton after school was over. They had both gone to the pack's library, where information about the ancestors of wolves is kept. The only way, according to Anton, for them to be certain that it is Raven is to learn what Raven really looks like and how they can identify her in the event that they see her."Patient, sis. Very soon, we will learn something about Raven." He didn't look at his sister; instead, he was preoccupied with looking through books. He chose one with an intriguing title, but when he opened it and started reading, he discovered that the information was not what he had been looking for.Adolpha cocked her head in his direction. She put her hands on her hips and scowled. "At this point, Scarlett won't die if we don't quickly learn more about her wolf. And you're aware of what that means?" She chuckled angrily as

Avery and Cornelia both gasped as they stared at Scarlett. "What? When? How? Why?" Avery said. "What is all this about? When did this happen? How come I didn't see the marks? Why are you just saying this?" she added.Scarlett made a small frown. "Seriously? You had to make sentences with those?" Avery shrugged, and Scarlett exhaled. "At first, I didn't think anything of it. I saw it the night we were going back home from the club. I thought it was strange, but now it is even stranger.""Wow. So you're still unsure of how the marks appeared?" Cornelia asked."Scarlett groaned. "You are slow, Cornel, but yes, I still don't know.""So what will you do with the result now that you know what really happened?" Avery gave Scarlett two copies that she had printed out.Scarlett gathered them and tucked them away before turning to face Avery. "I suppose my mother should know about this. She has the right to know what really happened to dad." She sighed and made an effort to smile. "Let's leave