Chapter 61

Screams. Wood. Crunching sounds. Huge, bloody black paws with deadly claws. Her hands covered with it.

Screann. Blood. Crunching sounds.

Over and over again

Darkness. An evil, almost tangible darkness all around her.

A woman, lying prone e in the woods. Lifeless, the same as others around her.

A beach. It was so calming, so peaceful. But the darkness bled in, ruining the moment, sucking her back in.

Ava shot up with a jolt, fighting the darkness. It was all around her, on her skin, seepang into her body. Her heart was pumping triple times as she fell off the bed and jumped to her feet immediately, still swinging her fists.

It took her a moment to realise she was standing in Ezekiel’s bedroom and there was nothing to fight. But it still felt like there was, as if she was drowning in something. Her head felt like cution wool, her thoughts disappearing the moment die had them. Was she awake? Or was this still a nightmare! Everything had a hazy, dreamlike quality as she looked around the expansive room. She took deep breaths as she sank onto the hei and tried to calan herself. But her body was trembling too much and remained in fight mode.

It looked like she was awake, but how? Why was she back here? She had been trying to escape, and then…..

The purple eyes, the snakes, the living trees.

She pulled her feet up to her chest and continued breathing deeply. Those images remained in her head instead of disappearing like everything else. The forest… It was evil. It wasn’t supposed to exist. She shivered as she felt the sickly feeling sliding down her skin again and hugged herself righter. She didn’t want to be here. She didn’t want to be so close to something like that, something that trapped her in the acadeany to meer hier death. And that was all she could feel around her. Death.

The door opened slowly, and she held her breath, expecting to see Ezekiel and face his anger. Her thoughts about him were crystal clear despite everything else being hazy.

sd felt

She was sure he was the one who had got her out. The huge, red–eyed creature had felt famuliar even though he had looked as dangerous as everything that had been around her. Was he even a wollt

But it wasn’t Ezekiel who came in

lived with walked in, their eyes sharp as they looked at her. She couldn’t think of their names or remember if Ezekiel had introduced them. Her mind was too hazy to think properly. It felt like they were stalking her as they circled the bed, watching

She

didn’t know why they were there, but she was not scared of them. It was the

one of them

vulnerable, she didn’t want to be seen as challenging anyone. She was still trembling, her heart was still pounding, and her head. She couldn’t even understand some of the things running through her mind. Memories but not memories. So much horror. But she had never seen any of those things in

have to get

He’s not going through all that shit

penetrated her foggy mind, and she looked up to meet his gaze, His eyes were glowing lilur as he growled

you meant

hammer again as she slipped off the bed. Her legs felt like jelly, but she forced herself to move. Yes, something was definitely wrong, she could feel it. He was still in the forest. Had he been trapped? She could still hear the growling and gnashing of teeth,

my help she

her fault he was there. If

even walk. How are you

mom. How had she even forgotten about them? Their aurds were strong and pressing into

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about them when

in the forest… The

Monsters

them? She hadn’t been

worth nothing

of her agun as she looked out the windows. It was dark outside, and she was sure there h Boon out. But now it was just the darkness. As

“Hey!”

had been half a

turned around quickly, her eyes widening when she saw the two wolves. What

“Did you hear ”

hear now was the

then go back to

was starting to cover the floor now. She stepped back but fell onto her butt when her legs didn’t work properly. An inky black substance was dripping around the

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