Chapter 34 Hallucinations

• Sheer and utter shock resonated within the injured woman's body like a tidal wave washing away all echoes of fear that had previously inhabited her soul. Her widened cobalt irises looked on almost unblinkingly at the scene that took place just a few feet before her. It was as if her brain could not compute what was happening right before her very eyes.
• Alexa did not know what she was witnessing, or if what she was witnessing really was happening right in front of her. The injured redhead could not form a comprehensible thought in her mind. It was as if her long two-week stay in this icy wasteland had befuddled and confused her mind and had left her defenseless to the real danger she was surely facing.
• She was so sure that she was hallucinating, and that she wasn't watching two very large and very viscous wolves try to tear the other's throat out. It was not possible, it could not be possible, with a shake of her head she tried to come to terms with what her brain was telling her. Even with all this time to think about the possibilities of the world her brother had thrust upon her the thought of all the creatures existing in it had not crossed her tired mind.