Eva's hands gripped the steering wheel tightly as she drove along the open road. Her mind was consumed with thoughts of her father, and the rest of the pack and the uncertain future that awaited them. The rain started to fall again, the drops hitting the windshield and distorting her view. She squinted through the downpour, struggling to see clearly.
Suddenly, a blinding flash of headlights sliced through the rain-soaked darkness. Eva's heart raced as she slammed the brakes, but it was too late. The screech of tires and the sickening sound of impact reverberated through the air. Everything went black.
When Eva opened her eyes, she found herself in a sterile hospital room. The soft beeping of the machines and the fluorescent lights overhead assaulted her ears and eyes. Her head throbbed w
