ts, "He forced my face to look at hi

go," I

tear my body apart if I didn't look up to him. I have no other o

pers, and then his face is all over me like he is trying to get famili

can, jumping fences at the few places they exist, until I get to our hideout

throwing myself on her while

, Vorenica." "What took

hat I have. You just wait a little while-sh

out at this hour is just for one thing-a suicide mission. The vampires are out. Those blood-sucking

at the room up, and then another one not too far

oom, which we use for everything-the

eat to feed Grandma. I take the plate to her for acting as natural

ion of meat. I was so hungry that I felt dizzy at some point. For days, we have been surviving without f

ed upward, looking at the ceiling. I am just realizing that we have been living in a cave all this time. as long as I can rememb

for us. And we are always mates with one man, whom I know will love me and protect me forever. Someone who will free me from the shackles of fear That's a

an, but I am sure he was a Lycan. His face was well-structured and masculine.

't allow werewolves to live a minute longer once they get hold of them. It's just as if they prey mostly on us, while

eping soundly, much better than the previous day. I lay back, this time a

fear. I go over to the window, pulling the curtains to one side, and then peering outsid

dma. I searched everywhere, calling out to her until I got to the

thing you are awake;

t about you

f I haven't, my end is already here, and I won't like to drag you to it." Ta

though she insists. I went over to

ut you, granny?" "You are my only fami

k door. Almost immediately as we were leaving, the door b

side. Truly, she was slowing me down. But that

t; you must do that to save the whole werewolf clan. We wi

," I insist. She stops suddenly and

at way you can save us all. "You can avenge us all," I hear Grandma's

bility to hear people's thoughts if you wish as

day I will finally be able to have that ability that she said w

dma drifted away from my presence and ran back t

ng," I cry out, trying to mind-link her, but she doesn't respond, o

s clashing and then bloo

ouch to my feet and sob slowly. I killed her. I killed them all. If I hadn't adamantly gone out even after Grandma warned me

e; I have to run outside if I

e, at all