Wolf Rachael
She carries a wooden tray laden with what looks like actual food—bread, meat, something that might be soup—and the sight of it makes my empty stomach clench with desperate hunger.
But the Mother Ghost Wolf's warning rings in my ears, and I can almost see the dark tendrils of corruption coiling through every morsel.
"Well, well," Rochelle purrs, setting the tray down just outside my reach. "Look who's finally awake. Bad dreams, little wolf?"
Her smile is sharp enough to cut, and I can see the anticipation in her eyes. She's here for more than just meal delivery; she's here to enjoy my suffering, to savor whatever twisted entertainment Kelly has planned for today.
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