CATRIONA
I couldn’t believe what I was seeing.
Passengers were in full-blown panic. Some screamed, others cried, and a few had already fainted. Chaos rippled through the economy class like wildfire. Five passengers were recording with trembling hands. I felt the tremor inside me too, but I refused to let it show. At least I had some knowledge of what a werewolf was—but witnessing a shift in such a confined space was something else entirely. The guttural growls of the wolf were terrifying.
I felt a wave of sorrow for the parents trying desperately to calm their terrified children.
What can I do to help?
I looked up at Jayden, who stood like a statue, his gaze locked onto the transforming man—no, wolf. His eyes were sharp, calculating. He had a plan. He must. I suspected he might even b
