Leilani.
For what felt like an eternity, I was locked up in that cold damp and dark room with nowhere to go and no one to help me out of this mess.
My heart raced whenever I thought about Keisha and the things she could do to me if she ever comes back. But that wasn’t the only thing I thought or worried about. That wasn’t the only thing that kept me awake all through the night, thinking about ways to escape this nightmarish situation.
The thing I worried about the most was my wolf- slash- Lycan who has been quiet for a while too long now. I also wondered if Keisha’s words were true and if indeed the Moonveil draught could possibly stop me from connecting with my wolf even though I was fully mated to the triplets now.
These thoughts made my heart race with appreciation, an apprehension that soon turned into full blown fear when I heard the sound of the door creaking open in the distance, followed by that of loud footsteps that resonated around the quiet space as it approached me.
The lights soon flickered on and I flinched when the bright white light attacked my sore eyes.
Usually, I would’ve rubbed my eyes in a situation like this, but my hands were still clasped behind my back with metal chains.
They bit into my flesh whenever I moved, causing blisters so I whispered; "My arms and wrists are sore."
But the burly man in front of me didn’t seem to care. He didn’t even respond to my statement as he spat instead; "Your breakfast is here."
Breakfast.
Lol breakfast.
His words made my eyes snap in his direction and I couldn’t help but eye him with suspicion before looking away to glare at the tray of a mushy looking substance that looked like algae.
The mere look of the food had bile rising in my throat and I hissed; "I am not a herbivore."
He snorted. "No one said you were, little wolf."
The sarcasm in his voice made me mad. It made me want to bash his head into the metallic barricades behind him; But knowing that in this situation, I was the one on the losing side, I clamped my lips together and shook my head.
"I don’t want it."
"You would need it." He hissed and with that, pushed the tray into my line of sight. "You are weak. I was even nice enough to make the food slightly more than what she asked us to feed you." He said slowly; But as soon as I saw every other meal on the so-called tray, I immediately began to feel nauseous.
Why?
Because the greenish porridge-like food was not the only disgusting thing on it. There was also a piece of sandwich that looked like it had seen better days. Beside that was a plate of cold disgusting looking canned beans, and then to the side was a glass of water— a glass of water that from here, I could see was impure.
I shuddered. "Thank you."
Usually, I would ask him to take these disgusting things away but because I needed to find a way out of here, I went on my knees, crouched low in front of the plate and mumbled;
"I can’t eat with my hands behind my back."
"Lady Keisha asked us to make you eat like a dog." He answered coldly, a tinge of jest lacing his voice. But beneath it was something else... something that sounded like discomfort.

"Lady Keisha says that you’re not to be trusted." He hissed like someone saying a crammed recitation, turning around to walk away. But I was not done with him and I was desperate.
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