The howl of my heart

Chapter 3

Elena's world turned upside down after witnessing her father's death. The shock and trauma of that night had left her paralysed, unable to move, and unable to think about escaping. She felt like a part of her died with her father that night, and she couldn't be her daddy's little girl anymore. The pain was too much to bear, and it felt like a heavy weight was pressing down on her chest.

As the intruders took her away from her pack territory, Elena felt numb, as if she were in a daze. Her mind was blank, and she couldn't even bring herself to fight back or think about escape. It was as if her body had shut down, and she was just going through the motions. She was drugged and in and out of sleep, and she couldn't tell what was real anymore. She didn't know when she was dreaming and when she was awake.

Days turned into weeks, and Elena couldn't shake off the feeling that she was in a dream. 

When they finally arrived at their destination, Elena was barely conscious. She was continuously drugged and in and out of sleep, unable to distinguish between reality and her dreams. She didn't want to feel anything.

As she drifted in and out of consciousness, the new pack slowly reintroduced her to their pack, giving her a new mother and father and a new life. Eventually Elena started to believe that her past was just a very vivid bad dream. The drugs they gave her made it easy for her to forget.

But the truth would come as nightmares at night, calling in, trying to reminding her of what had happened to her father and how she was taken away from her old life. She would wake up screaming, drenched in sweat, and the new family would try to comfort her. They didn't understand what had happened to her, but they did their best to make her feel safe and loved.

Days turned into weeks, and weeks turned into months. Elena slowly adapted to her new life, but she could never shake off the feeling that something was missing. She didn't know who she was anymore, and she didn't know where she belonged. 

Elena's new family was kind to her, but at times she felt like an outsider. She couldn't bring herself to open up to them or to let them in. 

It wasn't until she met a young wolf named Ethan that things started to change. Ethan was kind to her, and he didn't push her to open up. He just listened and offered a shoulder to lean on. Elena started to open up to him, and she found that talking about her feelings and her nightmares helped her to heal.

With Ethan's help, Elena started to rediscover herself. She found that she was stronger than she thought. She trained with Ethan and realised that she is faster than most of the kids in her pack. Very quickly Elena's new pack saw the fire in her eyes, and they started to train her to become a warrior. They saw the potential in her, and they knew that she could become one of their greatest assets.

Elena tried to focus on her new life, and she found solace in the new friends she made. But the nightmares continued to haunt her, and she couldn't shake the feeling that she was living in a dream. She tried to bury her pain and grief, but it would always resurface, overwhelming her with emotions that she couldn't control.

Years went by, and Elena grew into a beautiful young woman. She had a good life, but she still felt like something was missing.