Gabe
Something was wrong. I could feel it in the air that I sucked into my lungs. My car, the great hulking beast of a truck I drove suddenly seemed small. The metal frame closing about me. There was no oxygen and it felt like I was suffocating. It didn’t matter how much I tried to suck in a life-giving breath I couldn’t catch my breath.
This was different to the unease I had been feeling earlier. This wasn’t unease, it was pure unadulterated terror, and it wasn’t mine.
Ffion.
My dragon screamed her name in my head, and I slammed the brakes on swerving to the side of lonely country road. I had run from her and her lies to my other favourite place the one place I could be alone and shift. I had needed to fly into the clouds to clear my head. Something I did now and then, not because
