Lena
The first thing I felt was warmth.
Not the warmth from the silver crescent.
Not the strange heat that had burned through my wrist in the forest.
This was different.
Familiar.
Safe.
I slowly opened my eyes.
For a few seconds, I didn't know where I was.
Then I recognized my bedroom.
My curtains.
My ceiling.
The familiar lamp beside my bed.
Home.
I blinked several times.
My head felt heavy.
My body felt strangely weak.
I tried to sit up.
Pain shot through my arm.
I winced.
“Easy.”
I froze.
That voice.
I turned my head.
Mia was sitting beside my bed.
Sophie stood near the window with her arms folded.
Both of them were staring at me.
Concerned.
Relieved.
Almost frightened.
“What happened?”
My voice sounded weak.
Sophie immediately came toward me.
“You faint
