KELLER

"You’re back," Teresa’s voice filled the air but I noticed that it sounded so shaky, but it was clear enough to reach me.

I turned and saw Bennett, his chest bare and his body cut and bruised. Thankfully. He was human again.

His eyes were still sharp and it was glowing faintly red, but the wolf was gone for now.

"I’m fine," Bennett muttered, though his voice cracked a little "Don’t look at me like I’m cursed. I hate it when you two stare at me like ...