HANNAH
The whole class was buzzing with excitement and gossip, but I could barely focus. I stared at the blank, white board, lost in thought.
I still had not come to grips with the fact that I was going to withdraw from the competition after I had come this far. I sighed again, the tenth or twelfth time in just a couple of minutes.
I was happy Willa was not here to see me feeling so miserable.
Ironic though that the very thing making me so sad was supposed to be good. All these years, I hadn't been able to shift. I would have done anything, given anything to shift, to not be called wolfless and a freak. Now that I could shift, I had to hide.
For how long? Even the triplets had not been able to answer that.
Forever, the voice at the back of the mind said.
The prospect of hiding forev
