Wolf Moon: Chapter Four

Wolf Moon: Chapter Four

Searching for Equilibrium

 
Rose woke up with a start, her heart pounding rapidly in her chest. She groaned at the throbbing in her head. She really shouldn’t have drunk so much wine the night before. Her equilibrium had been shattered by so many wolf songs on her radio, bringing with them such a feeling of life about to shift sideways. She hadn’t drunk anything alcoholic in a long while and she simply couldn’t hold her liquor anymore. Plus she always forgot just how much more potent wine was on this Earth. Three glasses was like drinking a whole bottle back home. Now she’d have to deal with a nasty hangover and…

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Wolf Moon: Chapter Four

Wolf Moon: Chapter Four

Searching for Equilibrium

 
Rose woke up with a start, her heart pounding rapidly in her chest. She groaned at the throbbing in her head. She really shouldn’t have drunk so much wine the night before. Her equilibrium had been shattered by so many wolf songs on her radio, bringing with them such a feeling of life about to shift sideways. She hadn’t drunk anything alcoholic in a long while and she simply couldn’t hold her liquor anymore. Plus she always forgot just how much more potent wine was on this Earth. Three glasses was like drinking a whole bottle back home. Now she’d have to deal with a nasty hangover and…

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Wolf Moon: Chapter Five

 Wolf Moon:  Chapter Five

Legend Tells

 
“No!” Rose stood up so fast she knocked the chair over. She backed away from the table, her eyes wide and frightened and the flecks of gold rose up within the amber. “No, no, no,” she said, shaking her head in denial. “No!” She made for the kitchen door only to find it gone, a solid wall in its place.

“Let me out you…you…ship!” She hollered, pounding on the spot where the door had been.

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Wolf Moon: Chapter Five

 Wolf Moon:  Chapter Five

Legend Tells

 
“No!” Rose stood up so fast she knocked the chair over. She backed away from the table, her eyes wide and frightened and the flecks of gold rose up within the amber. “No, no, no,” she said, shaking her head in denial. “No!” She made for the kitchen door only to find it gone, a solid wall in its place.

“Let me out you…you…ship!” She hollered, pounding on the spot where the door had been.

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