werewolves
Sara stood between them and the depot door, one hand resting lightly on the metal, smile small and perfectly wrong.
“Captain,” she said, as if welcoming guests. “You’re quick.”
Zak’s sight stayed high on her sternum. “Step away from the door.”
She tilted her head, earrings catching a slice of floodlight. For a heartbeat the hem of her jacket lifted and the firelight memory clicked: the right hip, the sealing skin. Sara’s fingers brushed the pendant at her throat—twin wolfsbane branches circling two opposed helmets.
“I just needed to borrow something,” she said, and pushed the door.
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