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s were now filled with pain and sorrow. Her once radiant smile was replaced by a look of despair. Her hair, which was usually perfe

ession. She turned and fled, her footsteps echoing in the silence. I was left standing there, alone and confused. I couldn't understand

, shaking me gently. I opened

Madeline's face. She was staring at me with a l

" she asked, h

en her with my troubles. "Nothing," I

ep," she said, her voice filled with cur

tmare," I said, my

aze curious and kind. I looked away, not

t," I said, forcing a smile. But I

her voice soft. I nodded, not

the woman, and why had I seen her? Was it just

orn between wanting to believe and wanting to dismiss it as nothing more than

cut through the air, jolt

"I have been calling you," she sai

ittle uneasy. "I was

wing smile. "It's

rious about what had brought

ull moon," she said, her eye

n, the night that Madeline and I had been waiting for. The night

of excitement. "Everyone has gathered." I nod

ill, the stars shining brightly above us. The pack members were gathered in a large circ

ine went to join the other pack members, her eyes sparkling with anticipation

The pack members stood in a circle, their faces turned towards the sky. The night was s

avy mist hung in the air, and I could see my breath misting in front of me

he darkness. We stood up, raising our faces to the s

n begin. My bones shifted, my limbs lengthening and changing shape. My

their bodies fluid and graceful. But I kept my focus on the wolf who was running

I could embrace my Madeline, something strange happened. Instantly, everything chan