chapter 29

As I am waking up the sun is shining in through the curtains. I'm so happy to see that the Alpha is

not laying next to me. I see the note on the stand. I don't even bother to go reach for it because I

really don't care what he has to say. I get up go to the bathroom and brush my teeth. I turn the

water on to warm it up for my shower and get into the shower. The hot water feels so good over my

body. I am not sure how much more I can handle. I am not going down without a fight, but I'm just

not sure how much fight I have left without Jazz.

As I get out of the shower I pick up my towel, dry off my body, and I walk out to read the Alphas

possessive note that he has written me. I follow his every move like his little puppet. It says, “Good

morning Sabrina, I hope you have slept well. Remember the rules I stated at dinner last night. They

haven't changed, and if they're not followed there will be consequences for your actions. Oh, please

don't follow the rules and let me punish you. You know how much I like it. Have a good day my

sweet Sabrina.”

I put the note down on the stand in disgust. I really can't stand the way that he is so possessive. I

can't leave my bedroom until someone comes in and gets me for breakfast. Not even really

knowing what time it is maybe I even missed breakfast, but what the hell does it really matter

anyway. I sit and think of a plan on how to get my wolf back. I don't know what the hell he did to

me for her to just up and disappear. I don't even heal as fast as I would normally heal. The bruises

are still on my face now fading, but still there.

As much as jazz got on my nerves with all her positive talk I could really use it right now to keep me

from giving up.

I hear a knock at the door. It opens and it's Tonya. She tells me, “I'm here to take you down for

breakfast. Please follow me,” and I follow her like a little puppet. God, I hate this place. As I sit at the

table even now when I am allowed to speak I don't. As breakfast is being served my mouth is

watering. I am so hungry from not eating last night, so I'm excited to eat and don't really want to

talk to anybody. I can't trust them. I don't know what to say because of getting the consequences

from the Alpha. I'd rather do my own dirty d's than be told on by a couple tattletales. Tonya perks

up and says, “How did you sleep Sabrina?”

I respond to her, “Well. Thank you for asking how about yourself?”

She says, “I slept lovely. Thank you for asking.” I almost choke up my breakfast from disgust.

I stand up and ask if I may please go to the bathroom. The Beta looks at me and responds, “Tonya

will you please take Sabrina to the bathroom?”

Tonya says’ “Of course I will.”

We walk to the bathroom in silence. Once we get into the bathroom Tonya speaks and says, “I know

how to get your wolf back.”

I look at her with confusion. “What do you mean you know how to get my wolf back?”

"You have to concentrate and work on it every single day. You have to be able to bring her back by

yourself. Then they will never be able to take your wolf away from you. It's some kind of medicine

that they give younger wolves to block out their wolves. It's so they can't attack and learn to get

control of their anger. If you concentrate you're able to bring her back on your own, and they will

never be able to take her again.”

“Tonya why are you trying to help me? Is this a trick,” I respond.

She says, “It's not a trick. You still are my best friend, and I hate seeing you so beaten and broken. I

can't talk to you for very long or else Mark is going to know something is up. We need to head back

now.”

So then we walked back to the dining room and sat down. We begin to eat our breakfast. I sit in

silence wondering if what Tonya said is true, and if I can get her back on my own. As I finish up

breakfast the Beta thanks me for coming down and tells me to go back to my room. I say, “Thank

you for having me. Goodbye. See you at lunch.”

As I walk up the stairs I get excited knowing that jazz is not gone forever and that she will be back

and once I get her back she won't ever leave. Then the escape begins once again. One thing I know

is my true fight is only beginning. That pain makes me stronger, and I will escape this hell. Once I

get up to the bedroom I look for candles to light. There isn't any. Of course, it's not like I had a

lighter anyway, so I make a comfy nest. I place pillows and blankets on the floor where I can sit and

meditate. Then I concentrate only on Jazz and myself. I'm praying to God it works, and she comes

back to me. I need my wolf because my body isn't healing the way it should. I simply just need her.

I'm incomplete without her, so I begin.