Chapter 293
‘Can you feel that?’ The witch whispers into my mind. My body feels like it’s on fire and there’s a tingly feeling running up my spine.
I close my eyes and crack my neck back and forth, trying to make this feeling disappear, but if anything, I think it only gets worse.
What even is this? I’ve been through full moons where I wasn’t able to shift, it was never anything like this.
“You okay, Amy?” Dallas asks, standing up from his chair and walking closer to the bars.
I stand and start to walk to the shower. “I’m fine.” I tell him, then turn the shower on ice cold and get inside before even removing my clothes.
The cold-water sizzles against my skin until finally some of the heat starts to dissolve and my body’s goes numb. I lean my head against the tile in the shower and try to take a few deep breaths. That gets me no where. It’s like my lungs are refusing to fill up completely.
‘What’s happening?’ I ask the witch and I can hear her smirk in her reply. ‘The full moon.’
No. Nothing’s supposed to happen tonight. Nothing can happen tonight. Everyone’s out and running through the woods.
“Dals, something’s wrong.” I’m barely able to whisper out before the witch takes control of my body.
I become a passenger in my own body. My mind taking me into Leah’s sanctuary. I look down at Leah placing my hand on her head, then up at, for a lack of better term, the screen that shows what’s happening.
“What’s going on, Amy? What’s wrong?” Dallas asks me as the witch starts undressing from the wet clothes and changing into dry one.
She says nothing.
I look down at Leah again. “What can we do? How do we stop her?” I ask her and Leah turns her head to the screen and back at me. “I don’t know, Amy.” She whispers and we both look back at the screen.
She walks to the bars where the blankets are covering them and grabs one in each hand.
Even with werewolf strength she shouldn’t be able to break through the bars. Dallas should be safe.
Dallas stares at her for one more moment, before his eyes brighten with clarity. “You’re not Amy.” He states.
Fuck! What do I do?
I can see the indecision on Dallas’s face, but he holds his ground all the same and charges her.
He doesn’t even make it a step before she throws her hand up and his body goes flying against the wall. His head cracks and he falls to the ground unconscious.
“No!” I scream into the valleys of flowers where no one can hear me. I hear myself chuckle, ‘He’ll live, Amy. Wouldn’t want to lose my eye candy in the cage of yours.’ She tells me and I suck in a breath.
“What? You’re going back? Why are we leaving at all then?” I ask her and she laughs, ‘I have some business I need to take care of.’ She tells me.
I shake my head back and forth, “Please. Please stop this. Please take us back to the cell.” I beg her, my knees falling to the flowers below my feet.
Leah whimpers and nudges my face with her nose, and I look back up to see Mia walking down the hall towards me. “Amy?” She asks surprised to see me.
The witch doesn’t bother with her, just throws out an arm and throws her into the wall. ‘God’s your friends are annoying.’ She hisses into my brain.

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