I Need You, My Luna
It feels like fire spreading through my veins, burning through every nerve, and I can feel my wolf collapsing inside me.
She's there, but she's not.
Just a faint, distant presence, barely holding on to consciousness.
The world blurs, and I slump forward slightly, my breathing ragged.
Ryder steps back, satisfied, and tosses the empty syringe onto the floor.
"There," he mutters. "That should do it."
I force my head up, glaring at him through the haze of pain, and before I can stop myself, I gather what little strength I have left and spit directly in his face.