my chest with an iron grip

y as my mind screamed a single w

sinister force threatening to snatch a

enaline coursed through my veins, lending me an unnatur

blending into an indistinguishable symphony of chaos. But amidst the commotion, my

nto the air, desperately seeking

desperate pleas. The world seemed to conspire against me, casting a s

t stop. The darkness that threatened to consume my soul was

eartbeat, as if toying with my torment

miracle, for a break in the storm that

eart. The city's pulse throbbed in rhythm with my own, a pulsating dr

aving me to confront the agonizin

ungs. The deafening silence that followed my futile attempts to summon salvation was su

determination, I decided to do s

woods, wasting no

ed out. Ripping my

a mother worried

long when I arr

man form. Standing stark

house was broke

he ground was stained wi

ceive my children but their scent was

headed toward where the

en by claws that could only belo

lf to be

he scene and moved t

pty. The three of

bed and held onto t

appen. I thought I was jus

e is giving you a gift but it's just a curse. M

air and Noah ended up with earth. They could manipu

istakenly turned

ry. She was scared the

owers one day. Someone was going to catch up to

z

e beside the

to pick it bu

ely above a whisper, as I clutched t

hrough the heavy air, sending a chill down my spine. "I got a signal recently that a werewolf had entered human t

e," I managed to choke out, the words laced with anguish, as tears streamed down my face once again. The magnitude of the loss cras

ivia's disbelief, as if even she struggled to fathom th

s, before her voice finally broke the silence, a glimmer

ia declared, her voice laced

storm. At that moment, a flicker of hope ignited within me, fragile y

ense of urgency. Time seemed to warp, stretching i

children in the clutches of a merciless predator, their innocence th

stinct to protect, I braced myself f

house looking around for clues. I had wrapped myself

arth. It was seen that my children, even at the age of six, had

ruesome enough t

the kids would go through, the nanny that

quickly turned to see

de open and I rushed in

ce barely audible amidst the turmoil that engulfed us. Her gentle touch on my head offered a

dhood, our bond forged in the fire of sh

t daring choice herself after the untimely demise of her parents. With her unwavering support

to utter, my voice tinged with both fea

etermination. The air hung heavy with sadness and tension, the weight of our collective sorrow palpable. Yet, even amid o

og. The revelation unleashed a floodgate of emotions, memories

nitude of the revelation. The realization that our peaceful existence had

and the fragility of the life we had built

elancholic embrace, amplifying

via said, clenching h

ig aunt to the kids

start. This is not someth

and cruel. I just hope my kids are safe. He knew abo

he least, what's the way

said, tears filling

You know that yourself. How long ar

ing my lips in nervousness. I stared i

finding out that he had kids. His reaction.

ut. I don't want him ever t

lmost shouting, her voice sharp within

from my chair, pushing it back from me and I added. "Tonigh