Chapter Ninety-Three: Stranded in the Woods

As the car fell off the cliff, time slowed down. I guess that is what it feels like when one is face to face-with death. The only sounds I could hear were the intense pounding of my heart and the rush of blood in my ears. I couldn’t hear Devyn as he yelled my name, neither did I feel when his hands wrapped around and my waist and pulled me to him.

All I could see was the fierce water beneath us, roaring menacingly as it prepared to swallow us. My fear intensified as I feared I was going to get a heart attack.

How did we end up in this situation? The wolf. The wolf had tricked me, preventing me from seeing what was ahead of us, and now we were going to die. If we didn’t die from the impact, we were going to die from drowning.

I don’t know how long we were falling for, because I lost track of time. When the car crashed into the water, the force was overwhelming, and I felt like every nerve in my body had exploded. But the arms around me had somehow lessened the impact of the crash on my