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"Dear Mommy, We miss you a lot! When are you coming back home? Uncle Collins is nice but he makes yucky sandwiches. Luke put a frog in Levi's bed as a joke. We hope you are feeling better. Landon lost his tooth but we can't find it! And guess what - we learned how to howl just like wolves! Uncle Collins says we sound ferocious. Please visit soon! We love you! Love, Your Three Monsters" My throat tightened as I traced over their messy signatures for the tenth time, imagining their bright faces screwed up in concentration as they sounded out words.

I whispered to myself but Karissa answered me. "Of course, they are bigger. Your powers are growing faster than I had imagined." The mist popped out six monsters before it dissolved. The monsters had all turned and stood still. Their gazes were on me as if waiting for my command, unlike the last ones that had been snarling. Now that I thought about it, I guessed that was because of the number of people that were present. They had felt threatened. I wasn't scared of these monsters even though they looked like they could tear me to pieces without trying hard.

It’s funny how silence feels heavier than screaming. When I was small, I thought silence meant safety — that if you sat still enough, breathed quiet enough, the monsters in the walls would forget you were there. I know better now. Monsters don’t need noise. Monsters feed on the parts of you that never learned how to run. I’ve been gone for weeks. They say no one saw me slip into the river. Maybe they’re right. Maybe they’re lying to themselves because the truth is too ugly: that they wanted to believe the water could wash me clean.

Mine Alone The room buzzed with low conversation and clinking glasses, but Kristen was barely paying attention. She felt out of place in this world of smoke and money, surrounded by men who looked like they had blood on their hands. Carlo hadn’t said much since making his dramatic declaration "She’s with me." He sat beside her like a living wall of tension, his hand resting on her thigh, his eyes scanning every person who looked at her for too long. Kristen didn’t know if she should feel protected… or imprisoned.

His ragged breathing mixed with the unmistakable sound of water—deliberate as if he wanted me to hear every bit of it. "I thought a duet might sound better," I said calmly. Liam froze, clearly not expecting that. "Are you getting tired?" I continued, ever so considerate. "Need a hand?" A long silence stretched between us. Then, a low, hoarse chuckle filled the darkened room. "I thought you’d be scared and run away," he murmured. "That’s what a normal person would do." "I never said I was normal." I sat on the edge of the bed, satisfied with the view in the dim light.

“ I said, stop fucking talking!” The cold metal presses against me, cold and heavy. My feet and palms feel clammy and I feel an inconspicuous sweat roll down my back. It’s ironic, the kind of power something so small wields. Despite my obvious fear, I look him in the eyes and spit with all the venom I can gather in my voice, “ you can blow my brains out or tear me apart from limb to limb but it will not change the fact that you’re a monster.”

“Read me a line you’re not going to let the world take from you.” Luna turned the book open and scanned until she found the line that made her throat catch. She read aloud, voice steady despite the tremor in her chest: “I will sing until my voice is hoarse and the cameras run out of battery. I will not quiet for your convenience.” He closed his eyes at the sentence, fingers tightening around the sheet of paper he now kept like a prayer. “Promise me you’ll keep singing.” “And promise me you’ll remember there’s a difference between guarding a life and owning it,” she replied. The humor in her voice was salt and honey. “Keep your monsters for those who deserve them.”

Reed asked and then paused as the memories from that Night finally started kicking through his brains. As if some electric Current had passed through his brain, Reed started shivering as The images popped into his brain while tears started streaming down his Face as he remembered every single detail from that Night...... "Mon....Monster, it....It was a Monster, it was a Monster, they....they are all Monsters..... they are all Monsters...... " Reed said words after Words but none made any sense to the Women who held his hand and pulled him into a hug "Everything's Okay Reed, Am here Now, they are no Monsters anymore, just you and me!" The Woman mumbled under her breath as she hugged Reed.

” They break out in a roar — sharp, wild as a storm break free “They say exile breaks a wolf. But we know better. Exile builds the kind of strength the sun cannot see — the kind born in hunger, in frost, in blood — the kind that never asks for permission.” The chorus rises again, louder, vibrating through the clearing. “If they call us monsters,” I raise my voice, “then let us be monsters with purpose.” A thunderous cry answers — “Yea! A-a-a!” “If they call us forsaken, then let them see what the forsaken can do when the moon answers our call.”

Everything. I vomited until there was nothing left, until I was just dry-heaving on the side of the road while Marcus waited in the car. Finally, I straightened up, wiping my mouth with the back of my hand. Marcus had gotten out and was standing a few feet away, watching me with concern. “Knox…” “They’re monsters,” I said, my voice hoarse. “All of them. Every single person in that room. They’re fucking monsters.” “I know.” “No.” I turned to face him. “You don’t know. You didn’t see…” My voice broke.