Rory
I had lost track of the time we had been locked in this room. The small window barely let any light in so tracking the hours or days was nearly impossible. We had been estimating how long we had been here simply from darkness and light but today, the sky was nothing but a pale gray. The air was stuffy and humid and the sound of rain hitting the window was the only thing we could hear. None of us really spoke, attempting to pay attention to our surroundings and figure out a plan.
My wolf was dormant beneath my skin and I missed her terribly. It felt like a part of me was missing. My stomach growled loudly showcasing my hunger for everyone to hear. They had dropped off a tray of water and bread but none of us were super eager to touch it for the fear of it being poisoned. I looked to
