“You can shift back now. I have a shirt for you.” Alec said, trying to coax me into shifting. It worked as Sierra went back into my mind to avoid the pain we were feeling. I knew I was back when the dry dirt went into my nose and caused me to sneeze. “Ow.” I cried as Alec put a shirt over me and I

However, I tried a couple time to scoot the chair across the floor. All it did for me was make the back leg get stuck on the drain. I was afraid if I tried anymore, I would tip over. I tried mind-linking anyone and got no response. I tried calling Sierra and she was gone. Whatever they gave me, had

I wasn’t sure how much time had passed. After Alpha Rip and Darin left the room, I haven’t seen them since. Twice it became dark and the sun rose but I was so out of it that I barely knew if I was awake or asleep. Quicker than I expected, I could see out of both eyes. It was in time for a flash of

“It’s okay.” I tried to sit up but couldn’t. Alec had to help me sit up as I moved to the middle seat. He wrapped his arms around me and buried his head in my neck for a moment before leaning back. “Whenever you are ready.” Jasper said and hit record on a tape recorder. Setting it on the center co

Nodding yes, she slowly and barely touched me as started unwrapping it. “We need to cut off your shirt.” Amy said showing me the scissors. Again, I nodded and they went to my back and cut up to my neck and down each arm. However, they didn’t just remove it. After pushing on my pack and sides, they