I knew I had no hope in this fight because I was still feeling the effects of the wolfsbane, and it didn’t take long before I realized my father wasn’t by my side anymore. He had been unintentionally holding me up when he had a grip on my arm, and when he let go I had to lean against the small table beside the officiant just to stay upright.
People started jumping from their seats and scattering in every direction, and the warriors shifted immediately to meet the attack while the women, children, and elderly tried to get somewhere safe.
I glanced around and saw chaos everywhere, people running and screaming, and I knew this wedding would never be forgotten.
Then I saw my father.
He was running back into the packhouse, and he slammed the doors shut behind him, leaving everyone else to f
