Chapter 6

David became upset with me because I couldn't enter the bank. Tracy had so much fear in her eyes when she yelled saying her wolf was coming and trying to shift. While looking at them with wide eyes and confusion, they grabbed me and tried to push me into the car.

I kept pulling away, searching for someone, but then a familiar scent caught my attention, and I stopped to look around. Seeing no one, the scent so distracting, I ceased to resist, allowing them to inject me with a needle once more. As I was drawn back into the car, I glanced through the rear window and saw the wolf that had been appearing at school, and then darkness overtook me.

As we arrived home, I began to wake up. I pleaded with my aunt and uncle to return to the bank to see the wolf, but they ignored my requests. David glared at me, demanding I be quiet and cease wasting time. Amid his reprimand, Tracy's slap sent me tumbling back into the seat. Sobbing and apologizing, I lay on the back seat and closed my eyes.

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