Aeliana
I felt like I had been swung around my ankles and slammed repeatedly against a brick wall. For all I knew, I had. I still had at least twelve hours unaccounted for, when that 'Cas' man kidnapped me. But I doubted he would have gone through that kind of trouble, so I was left to assume that this was just what humans felt like after being chained up in burnin-hot chains with little room to move.
"Here, drink this," Dr. Fawcett said, handing me a cup of tea and a saucer. "Nothing to do but wait for your wolf to wake up, I'm afraid. But there's honey in there, and that should help soothe your stomach."
I sipped the sweet warm liquid. "Thank you," I said gratefully.
"When will her wolf wake up?" Derek demanded from his chair right beside my narrow cot. He'd brought me straight to th
