Jack was screaming in pain. The blood was burning as some bones in his body were breaking from the inside. He could feel all the pain coursing through his body, as well as how fast the blood was coursing through his veins. His body was screaming for change, it seemed to hurt more than at any other time, except for the torture session he had with the witch. He could barely keep his eyes open. Everything hurt, his body, his thoughts, his heart. He wished he could scream Cassie's name, wished he could see her, know if she were all right. She was still poisoned and needed help.Cassie, at the end of the room, watched Jesse get up recovering and saw his eyes like Jack's, yellow. The boy growled the same.Jack's cell phone rang, on the floor. The display showed Kurt's name, calling. Jack, still struggling with his internal pain, could do nothing. Josh bent down and picked up the cell phone, answering the call.“Where are you, Jack?”, Kurt asked, worried and upset. Josh said nothing, just br

A few minutes later, Evan finally arrived in the room, where he saw the whole scene. Cassie was still crying when she tried to run to him, but she kept being barred by the pair. Evan, seeing the situation, still didn't know what to do.“Jesse,” he shouted, with contempt. “Josh?” he asked, confused. “What does all this mean?” he asked. There was nothing he could do about Jack, it was too late, he was already transformed and she had already seen him.“It's not obvious. We are attacking,” Josh replied.“Are you participating in this? Why?”, Evan asked. Josh then, without needing to say anything, showed the color of his eyes. “You are one of them. You are a black wolf. You are the wolf that was with Jack and Kurt in the murder of the twelve,” he stated.“A worthy leader,” Jesse said.“Are you serious?”, Evan asked. “I'm going to finish you off.”“I think currently you guys have more important things to deal with. Your mother is here, Jack. What are you going to do? Protect her or your gir

When Jack was escorted to the police station, many went after him, stoning and ridiculing him, although no one knew what he had done, for all they knew was that he was bloody on the body. When asked what he had done, he answered nothing he didn't say a single word about anything. When he heard about Cassie's condition, he reacted for a few seconds, but returned to normal soon after, not caring about anything else. He was convicted immediately and sent to a temporary cell, alone. When he arrived, he just sat and mourned the death of his mother and Cassie's condition. He wasn't very knowledgeable about his friends, but he hadn't felt their death. He cried for all he had lost.When it was evening, Jack heard footsteps coming toward the cell and then recognized Susan's form, who without saying anything, just made eye contact with him. He then got up from the dirty bed he was in and approached the railing, where the witch extended her hand, he did the same. When they finally shook hands, h

With the passage clear, the nurse was finally able to begin feeding Cassie. With her still sitting up, looking at her empty, he showed her the food, making it even more evident that he was going to feed her. She opened her mouth enough so that he could place the spoon with a small amount of soup in it. She chewed, and then the whole process was repeated a few more times. Suddenly, the first officer intervened.“Wolves,” the officer said. Immediately, the girl spat out everything that was in her mouth. Leaning forward, she blinked her eyes several times as she waited for the rest of the saliva in her mouth to slowly fall out, along with the remains of what was already on the floor. The three men were attentive to the gesture. The officer did not stop. “Black wolves,” he mentioned. Cassie trembled more than when she had seen Josh's picture. Her body made it obvious that she was frightened. The nurse tried to approach to help her, but the second officer barred him; he wanted to keep seei

The woman's mind was processing many things. Since the trauma on the day of the incident, Cassie had not been able to think much about it. She had kept everything she had experienced in her mind and had not commented on it to anyone, not wanting them to think she was crazy. However, she didn't expect that it would affect her so much that she would be hospitalized in the same way. Staring into nothingness became the thing that held her away from the memories. It was not difficult to remain static, all she had to do was pretend she was dreaming since her dreams were limited to a deep, colorless void. She used to hate visits from the officers, which made her force her mind even more into a dream. Cassie hadn't told anyone, but she didn't have that much will to live after all that. She had no ambition for study, no ambition for a career, and love had left her flat. Yes, Cassie loved Jack, she didn't know exactly why, but she felt love for him, and even after the incident, she continued to