ADRIANA
After Elijah left with those people, I was left to my thoughts. Which were all panic and a couple of worst case scenarios.
I didn’t want to imagine what Lisa and my father were doing to him.
“Are you there, Yara?”
I didn’t get a response so I tried again.
“Yara, please!”
If anyone else occupied these dungeons, they’d think I’d lost my mind. Talking to myself in the darkness. And maybe I was losing it, because the fear was suffocating.
I’d always hated the dark. Getting my wolf should have changed that. It was supposed to make me braver, stronger. Instead, it made everything worse. Now I had someone else to depend on who kept disappearing when I needed her most.
The food plate sat untouched where the guards had left it. My stomach turned with hunger, but I wasn’t stupid enou
