CHAPTER 11Elosie’s POVI have been having dreams of the moon goddess and she has been talking about an incoming war. Whenever I tell my parents about my dreams, they just shut me up and say I am imaging things. I don’t even know what to believe anymore, my father told me about how I was found in a pack full of ruins, but in my dream the moon goddess keeps on saying that, I am her daughter and I don’t still get it. One time she even said I am from her, her blood and flesh and when I asked her what she meant she said I will know in time. She has been saying this more frequently to all my questions and I honestly dread going back to my dreams every night. My parents have been worried and feel that I am getting depressed and what people have been saying is finally getting to me; they have gotten some many therapists for therapy. I’m turning nineteen next week and I plan on leaving the pack and going back to my studies in the human world. I want to study astrology in the University of Ca

CHAPTER 13“Elosie! Dear, where have you been we’ve been looking for you all night,” my mum said looking very concerned.“I’m very sorry, I just had to clear my head. I was feeling a bit under the weather but I’m fine now.” I said to my mother.“My dear child,” she said hugging me.“Alecia, who are you speaking to? Have you heard anything about Elosie yet,” my father called from upstairs while he came down.“Oh my, Elosie your back,” my father said as he hugged me.“We were really worried,” he continued.“Why do you have dirt all over your body,” my mother said as she inspected my body.“I slept off on the floor,” I replied.“You look different today,” my father said.“Different? What do you mean father,” I asked.“You have a special glow today, like an ethereal type of glow,” my father replied.“Yes, I feel like it’s the perks of turning nineteen,” my mother chipped in laughing as she went to the kitchen.“Mother,” I called.“Yes, baby girl,” my mother replied making me giggle.“What