I felt weird. Everyone stared at me, and I just wanted to sink into the floor. I wasn't used to being the center of attention. It was then I felt movement in the back of my head. I felt like it was my wolf waking up and coming forward. She was ready to fight another round, and she would win with the potion to help.
Then I felt my body heating up, and I couldn't control the tears that sprang to my eyes. I knew what that meant; I was going to be traumatized all over again by this sickness, and there was no way to stop it. I was only hoping it wouldn't last three days this time.
"Everyone is dismissed," Dennis said in a demanding tone.
"Does that include my father and I?" asked George.
"Yes, but please stay on call just in case I need you," Dennis replied.
Before Dennis could lead me awa
