Trinity
Deep, heavy breathing fanned my hair. The minty brandy smell made me sneeze again. My head, cradled into a chest I was unfamiliar with, had me pushing away while my eyes were glued to the radiating yellow eyes. Hairy hands gripped my arms tighter.
“Eva?!” I yelled inside my mind. There was no return call, she wasn’t there and hell, I need her sarcastic voice yelling at me to do something. I was frozen in fear. The fierce battle woman was gone and my body shook. I was staring face to face with a large fox-like creature.
Large plumes of fur towered over the fox’s face, a sly grin planted on its maw. “My Doll, you are awake.” My eyebrow arched. Who the hell calls a woman a damn doll? Not this girl. Pushing against his chest, he gently let me down, taking a few steps back. His furry
