"They didn't say much, they just said they were really hurt, a lot, no one could see much, thank goodness," he recounted. Kurt asked what he was talking

o?" asked Jack

go see Cassie. She's over there," and made his way tow

icing the state the woman was in. Pale and fr

making eye contact, st

Jack, startl

ere. "And a black wolf...," she finished, piquing the boys' interest. "He left the room first, then the others left. I remember everything I saw, I

from that day," Jack comme

the twelve of them. "It's someone from the outside, I vaguely remember seeing him enter the room

lves acted that way. Look, I just want to go home and not think about anything else, okay? I think I've had enoug

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ou think you can drive in time for us not to move?". It was clear in Jack's voice that he was not comfortable, he was already going through some stages of the change. Kurt nodded and Jack turned toward a nearby

finally parked the car in the usual spot and helped J

It was from another wolf, but the smell was not as strong. Fearful of what they would find, they followed their instinct and avoided approac

eing rational anymore and just acting like a wolf. Jack would black out for a few minutes and not seem to think, so it was something real. In their minds, it was only a matter of time before it was reality, and now that they were dealing with random tra

lnerable, least of all like that. There had been exactly six sets of clothes when they left, and at that moment they only had five. Someone had stolen a pair of clothes. Immediately the image of the black wolf came to mind, it was the only explanation for it, and sur

w he thought he heard something, he also told about the car, worried. "Whoever that wo

he happens to have seen something, he can't say anything,

together all the time," Jack explained. Kurt stopped and thought for