Adeline
My mind was running rabid. This couldn’t be real, could it? How didn’t I place them both before? The signs were all there, drawn out like the stars in the sky.
“D-did you initiate the rogue attack?”, I spat out. The memory of the attack alone made me shutter in fear. I couldn’t erase the sound of the marbled wolf’s canines ripping my skin apart. It was a part of me now, for better or for worse. I had cheated death once, but I wasn’t so sure that I’d get another go at it now.
Beverly picked up a long knife that nearly resembled a sword, pricking her finger on the sharp edge. “Oh no, sweetheart”, she said like I was an i***t for asking her such an obvious question, “that was just luck”. I could tell that the knife was made of silver by the way she jolted back when her
