Yorick:
"I need to speak with my parents," I screamed, kicking and striking the bars.
I turned around and looked at the cage.
This was probably where the ones who never wanted to be part of the academy had stayed. Maybe this was where Clementine used to be.
I sat down on the rough ground, staring out through the bars. I could see the clouds outside.
The morning had still not arrived, it seemed.
There were a few criminals in one of the cells, and I had heard they were there for either assault or killing their wives.
I did not know why I was here. I did not suit this place, and I had not done anything wrong.
While sitting in the cage, I kept staring at my hands and the dried blood on my palm. My skin was fully split open from the dagger’s sharp end, but it did not really bother me.
How could it, when the accusation against me was so harsh that I could not stop thinking about how Clementine would see me?
She must have returned by now. The fact that nobody told me she had asked for me made me believe she probably did not fucking care anymore.
The last time, when we were kind of taking Oriana’s side instead of Clementine’s, I remembered how hurt she was.
She believed everything that was told to her. Of course, why wouldn’t she? There was evidence. But this time, it would be worse. They were saying somebody saw me.
There was no way. How could someone see something that never happened? I needed to get back to my parents somehow
In the next few minutes, just as I rested the back of my head against the wall, warriors arrived.
They opened the cage and barged in, with lurkers behind them.
The presence of the warriors meant the council had been informed, which meant my parents had been informed as well.
My body started to shake as they put me in handcuffs. I could transition, kill a few, and run away, but that would make me guiltier. That would not help me in front of Clementine.
"You need to stop thinking about her and worry about yourself," My wolf finally hissed at me, telling me I needed to focus.
"Do you not want her?" I reacted angrily, thinking that my wolf had wanted her too.
"how could you still think about love when there are such serious accusations against you?" My wolf grunted at me, making me groan inwardly.
"It is not about your love life anymore," My wolf grunted, and I understood that it was bad.
However, I did not know how bad it was until I was taken toward the academy.
What I saw stunned me.
Pack members filled the grounds. The big, empty space we used to walk across was now crowded with people from everywhere.
I gulped as I noticed their eyes on me. They looked angry. They looked disgusted.
Among them stood my mother and father, staring at me with blunt expressions. I hoped they would believe me.

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