Abbie
I stared at the forest surrounding the castle, wishing I could shift and feel the air in my fur and the dirt beneath my paws. I hardly shifted. Mrs. Daley forbade it. The only time I did was in our room back at the or phanage and Ivy would keep a lookout, not that Mrs. Daley came up to our room much, so I used to laze by the window where I could see the moon, feel its rays on my fur. I guess that is where the legend came from for humans about the moon and werewolves, etc. I felt drawn to the moon and night in general. I used to imagine what it would be like to roam freely and explore the woods, instead my paws only knew the floor boards of our tiny room.
Yet so close to the forest the urge was overwhelming and I took a step toward the forest feeling my body tense with the urge to change and realign so I could take my werewolf form. It was freeing the shift, yet also painful because I hardly did it.
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“Abbie!” Clarice calls out to me and I rush back to hang out the towels I was sent out to hang.
“Yes,” I called back, looking toward the laundry door.
“Once done, come help me prepare for dinner,” I nod to her quickly and quickly finish hanging the wash ing out, wondering if maybe I could sneak out while everyone sleeps to shift before I quickly dismiss the thought. The guards may stumble across me and think I was trespassing.
However, later that night I was sitting on the windowsill looking at the castle grounds below. My skin itches with the need to shift, it was a clear night yet as I watched from the window I saw the guards walk ing the forest edge and sighed.
Climbing down, I knew, once again, my only place of solace with my wolf would be confined to this room. Stripping my clothes off, I got to my hands and knees and a violent shudder rippled up my spine and
my bones started
floor as I stood on my hind legs before jumping onto the window ledge sitting nook. I pressed my nose to the glass and laid down along the window, wishing I
tell me how freeing it felt to run on four legs, to zip through the trees and feel the air and heat blow through her fur, I guess
falling asleep on the window ledge, and it wasn‘t until I heard a knock on the door that I woke and crashed to the ground with a thud. My entire body shook when I heard the door handle twist and I knew I was going to be caught. Lowering my body to the ground,
the bed. She gasps and I quickly shift back, reaching for the sheet
I was careful I didn‘t scratch the floors, and I will clean up the fur,” I quickly told her, covering myself. Clarice stares at me, and
noticed you didn‘t come down for supper,” she says, placing a tray with a
stares at me for a second before nodding and heading toward the door when she pauses
know, Abbie, if you want to shift, you can go
I tug the blanket tighter when I notice Gannon had stopped and is staring
happen again,” I assure her. Her brows
take her for her run,” Gannon offers, but I wiffle my
it‘s fine. I think I will just go shower and come clean up the mess I made,” I tell them. Gannon went to say something but closed his mouth. With a swift nod he walked off. I let out a breath and Clarice watched him leave, clearly me shifting
I have told you Abbie, you aren‘t a prisoner here,” Clarice says before leaving me. Yet she says that, but I am not allowed to see Ivy, or go to that floor. I wasn‘t about to tempt the
she would beat us bloody. Or like the time she said we could eat with the children at the dining table, only to humiliate us when we sat down with them. She tossed our food on the floor and made us eat like dogs, and after that, when the children would beg
because the kids always asked. We only asked the once because it was Mrs. Daley‘s birthday and we spent all day preparing the cake and making sure we had an enjoyable meal made for her. We thought maybe if we worked extra hard and made her happy, she would let us join her and the other children. She had promised us that if we
eat or sometimes if she thought we were being lazy, she gave the scraps to the pigs and we went without. We had been on our best behavior and she promised, even Katrina was
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Mated To The King’s Gamma novel series by author Jessica Hall updated Chapter 8. TMated To The King’s Gamma By Jessica Hall Novel Read Online ... Abbie and Ivy lived together in an orphanage. parents Abbie was killed by the enemy, now Abbie and Ivy only depend on each other to live. Doyle the enemy who murdered her house now wants to take her. Abbie will kill herself before letting herself be placed in his hands. Doyle wouldn't have me, no he wouldn't be allowed to trespass on me any more, and I knew Ivy would understand.. Follow novel Chapter 8 Chapter 8 at Novelxo.com
Mated To The King’s Gamma By Jessica Hall Chapter 8
Mated To The King’s Gamma Chapter 8