Chapter 77

I was imprisoned for two days and two nights and starved the entire time. In that dark and cold space, I had so much time to think about many things; I began to doubt whether my actions were correct or not.

If my mother were still alive, she would have given me the right advice, but unfortunately, she died.

I curled up like a fetus, the dull pain in my chest growing bigger and bigger like a giant monster's mouth opening to swallow me, tearing me apart.

'Don't overthink it; you're not the same as before. We used to be beaten and tortured daily, but why don't I see you as upset as you are now?" Oralie asked.

I sighed helplessly. 'You change too, and we're not the same.'

Oralie was silent for a long moment, then whispered. 'Sorry, I didn't mean to hurt you; I'm just too angry and don't know how to talk, don't bother thinking about it.'

I smile. 'It's over; let it pass...'

'Kelsey, being your wolf, your companion, is what makes me happiest. You never called me weak and abandoned me, but I