's

into the mental hospital. I'm surprised to see Theodore already inside waitin

odore says. The ad

rlings, the people I once thought were my p

on was out of line. I can see now how sick you are, Ivy. Jon

. "Should he beat me in public, humiliate me in front o

l love you even if you're not out real daughter," Grace says. She tr

th me through all of my troubles. Did Tiffany send yo

shouldn't talk to us in

who kicked me out of their house, welcomed in a liar and ki

takes Grace's arm. "Let's go. T

ve done the right thing bringing her h

lings have fallen out of his favour. At least he's wise enough to see them f

the administrator follow us. There they remove the straightjacket and p

ust take care because I can't have her escape. It could be very dangerous t

ards for the door and, if she must be unrestrained, I have an additional gua

s best you accept that. Let them help you. Fight

but I don't think it's wise to t

ell, you do what you want. I'll c

me exactly where you wanted me. You've won. Tiffany will be overjoyed." I l

to protect the pack. Because of that, unti

akest Alpha that has ever existed! This will cost you, Theodore. Your poor de

thout saying

guards at the door enter. The n

s that?

so that you can get used to your n

any injectio

help you. Your cooperation will

e other nurse steadies my arm as the firs

shake all over, my head bounces back and forth. I'm l

u given me? T

oon," the nurse says, and they all

eated madness. Shaking, rolling back an

n exhaustion and eve

*

d very groggy. Whatever was in that inj

s have bars. The door is locked with the guards outside. And, in

he door then disappears. She's s

look at her and say nothing. This is not going to

the window and see the full moon. I feel the Moon Goddess'

thing is crystal clear: my hearing, my sight, my smell. A surge of power pushes thro

I can no longer contain

ng the restraints as if they're weak pieces

way. They fly through the air, hit the wall

y arms out and they are muscled and furry and I smile. I jump up and my leg mu

ll! A beautiful, ma

don't hurt me,"

hand. "It won't hurt you; it'

e very poison that was mea

e front exit. No one stops me until I get

you should not l

stupid things. That w

kick the outer door open. I am free! Where I'm going I don

e was in there all along. That was why I survived

n and run. I am fre

*

lum, a purple amethyst crystal weights the end of the silver cha

et Alexia?" Dawson asks

. "There is something. T

n too long. He tries to keep the faith, but in some ways he believes

o, and lets it swing over the chart. She nods her head, confirming in he

Dawson is impat

Princess has

ing erupts

s, desperate to bring her

the Silver Claw P

are for our journey, Dylan," Da