Waking up was the easy part of sleep-moding. It was like you blinked and all the hours had passed by. We got home yesterday and I went off to sleep-mode. I woke up the next day and remembered what I read about the Lupine humans and my great aspiration to figure out the myth. I had no dreams, no dreams since I woke up in this attic. It was like a living, breathing part was torn away from me.
It was thirty past seven in the morning; no one was at home.
I walked into the kitchen, draining the flask and groaning at the taste. After a few seconds of crazed urge, I walked to the main door.
"Going to see her?" Leya startled me and I turned around to see her lying on one of the sofas, eating a cracker.
"Shouldn't you been in school?" I asked her, cleverly diverting her question and bringing up
