Ninety Seven

KATHY

The minute Ms. Elsa said that, I knew we had just gotten ourselves signed up for more trouble.

“You have to be vigilant at these times,” Ms. Elsa said.

I laid in bed confused on what to say to her as I feared her words were slowly making me see reasons to be scared.

“What do you mean?” I asked.

“How do you know so much?” I added looking into her old eyes wondering why she felt so different from the others.

As I also wondered how possible it was that she always find it easy knowing my thoughts.

“Listen to what I’m saying,”

“All of that won’t matter in the end!” She said with a more serious look than earlier.

I was starting to see more reasons to be worried about the whole situation.

“Turn over,” she said, holding out a cloth.

She had the sides of my neck cleaned, taking off the dried blood clot around the little bandages.

The scene where I had been strangled, almost to death in front of everyone resurfaced in my head making my wolf so uncomfortable.

I clenched my fist at the thou