I sat by the base of the falls and cried into my knees. Trapped in this nightmare, and there was no way out. I can’t take anymore of living in this mess I call my life. I trusted him. I thought he loved me, but I was just this game to him.
When my sobs calmed down, I shifted into Tundra and headed back to the council building. She jumped the fence again, and we wandered over to the front doors.
Before we got there, I heard voices, and I hid, trying to listen.
“Dad, what are you talking about?” It was Sage. Her father must be here.
“Sage, Ashlyn is your half sister.” He told her.
“Did mom know?” a male voice asked.
“Kids, it was a mistake.” After hearing that, I shifted back and walked out from behind the building.
“Ashlyn? Where have you been?” Sage ran over to me, concerned.
“You’
