Kyra-How could saying three words cause so much fear? It was like my throat closed up and I couldn’t get the words out. I knew how I felt about him. What if he didn’t feel the same? Was I supposed to say them? How does one even know when it was the right time to tell someone they loved them?I laid there, unable to speak, but knowing I had to say something. If I couldn’t tell him how I really felt, would I ever be able to? If I didn’t tell him now, would tomorrow be too late? Pulling my bottom lip between my teeth, I knew I had to just say it. It wasn’t that I wasn’t sure of how I felt, maybe I was just scared of how he would react.Taking a deep breath, I released my lip and decided that it was now or never. What was the worse that could happen anyways? Even if he didn’t tell me he felt the same, I was okay with it. I just wanted to tell him how I felt. It wasn’t like I needed anything in return.“I

Kyra-I left Rex standing in the foyer. I wasn’t really mad at what he did, more where he did it. Just because I wanted to create memories, doesn’t mean the first one needed to be of the blood that would probably stain the wood. Maybe I could have cleaned it up, but what I really needed to do was get out into the fresh crisp air to clear my head.I found Alec waiting on the bench at the field and I was debating on turning around and going for a walk. With him being an empath, I was pretty sure he would pick up on how I was feeling. I stopped walking and couldn’t seem to make up my mind what to do.“You might as well come to join me, I can already feel your emotions. They are practically screaming at me.” Alec said, looking up from his phone.“That bad?” I asked after making my way to sit on the bench next to him.“Yeah. You know, things may not happen the way you think they will. I may not know what i

Kyra-As soon as Hunter took off to try to head George off, I felt a blast hit me square in the chest. I was thrown back and landed flat on my back. The hit knocked the air out of me but I quickly jumped up and seen a woman walking towards me. The scowl on her face made me realize this was personal for her.I could hear fights breaking all around me and as much as I had wanted to stay near Hunter, that wasn’t really an option right now. We were probably more than fifty yards away at this point and while he was going head to head with George and a couple of other wolves, I had to deal with this witch.I watched as she threw up her hands and just in the nick of time I was able to deflect the gust of wind she threw at me, using the wind as well, mixed with a bit of my energy. The look on her face was confusion, then replaced with glee.I didn’t take the time to scrutinize her as I fired off another blast at her. It knocked her down and for a seco

Hunter-In the blink of an eye, I watched as Kyra vanished from sight and there was nothing I could do to stop it. I should have kept a closer eye on her. The minute the battle began, my only objective had been to destroy George. Everything had gotten out of hand and it had been impossible to keep track of her.From the looks of things, there were way more than two hundred in the army he brought. We had probably only taken out fifty before reinforcements arrived. I hadn’t been fast enough to get to her, but the last thing I expected was for her to vanish. Without even a moment to process everything, I was tackled by a wolf and it had managed to take a chunk of flesh off my shoulder.Pushing the wolf off, I got on my feet at the same instant it lunged at me. Pulling my fist back, I slammed it into his snout and he fell to the ground. Rage boiled inside me and I felt like I was no longer in control. Straddling the wolf, I bent over to snap its neck and I loo

Hunter-“Found her.” Zac spoke after what seemed like an eternity of waiting.“Where is she?” I asked.“Louisiana. I can get us near her, but there is a strong ward surrounding her location. It shouldn’t take me that long to de-spell it. But we need to go now, I have a sinking feeling that if we don’t hurry we may get to her too late. I was able to sense her, but it was a weak link.”I didn’t respond, I just placed my hand on his shoulder and prepared myself for the sickness I knew was going to come. Alec also placed his hand over mine and the next thing I knew we were standing in a Louisiana Bayou, knee-deep in the trench of water and mud. As expected, I let go of Zac and turned as bile rose to my throat and I hurled.Obviously, even with a warning, I still couldn’t stomach their form of transportation. When I stood back up, I felt a wave of dizziness hit me and I faltered slightly but ca