ne's

e pills," I groaned, attempting t

convince her that she needed her medicines, and she was pu

and a handful of tablets

down on my knees

e," my mom replied.

nted to shout. She didn'

d in perspiration. Her white nightgown was moist, and it was adhering to her body

r me to see her without her hair, her eyebrows, and her eyelas

lost all of her hair that I knew that my mom was unwell. Her cancer was invisi

e gotten cancer. As it turned out, I was mistaken. It was uncommon for a werewolf to acquire cancer, but my mom somehow got it. It escalated swi

tice she was sick until she lost all of her hair, I wouldn't

didn't want her to slip on one of them

the pills in the garbage

ed next to her. "I have to go to work. I won't

lanced u

er eyes burst. I couldn't even see the whites

," my mom murmured, grasping

d, but it was pointless. She di

, Mom," I groaned as I reached

f the excess water, and gentl

ered as tears flowed down the side of he

ump in my throat. I always tried so hard not to cry in front of my mom. I needed to be str

ured. "I understand. You

om w

s she struggled to lift her

own, so I grabbed it and placed it on my

Seli," she mu

her a tiny grin. It was hard for me t

o, Mom," I man

drew her hand from my cheek. Holdi

ow, Mom?" I questioned, grabbing t

t me. "I don'

ath and placed th

"She turned her head away and wept. My heart broke for h

thing. I don't know where I am. I can't feel my wolf.

my face, and I wip

knelt and kissed her temple.

But I wasn't going to compel her to take any

k at me and gave

," she whispered, mak

alled me Flo

nd touched

m," I replied. "I wil

e murmured, turn

anything," I added

much easier for her to reach me. But I still di

me a sl

I stared at her one more time before I closed he

g to find something to eat bef

or her medicine. Our pack doctor helped us as much as he could, but the therapy was price

conserve for my mother. She needed it more than I did. I got a bot

ime. I wanted to go check on her just one mo

y Jacket on, an