Wary Is Her Love_An Urban Fantasy Action Adventure by Judith Berens & Martha Carr & Michael Anderle

Author:Judith Berens & Martha Carr & Michael Anderle [Berens, Judith & Carr, Martha & Anderle, Michael]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: LMBPN Publishing
Published: 2018-07-29T22:00:00+00:00

16

Finding the gumption to keep up their spirits with Emma still in the hospital was starting to be a challenge for the group. They hadn’t realized how much it would affect them when one of their teammates went down, and Izzie had already visited several times and covered her corner in the sick bay with all kinds of magical flowers. Emma told her to stop worrying so much, that she would have done the same for her, but Izzie still felt bad when she was laid up with a broken arm and concussion while Izzie was going to class.

“Hey, it’s like a vacation,” Emma told her. “They even let me watch television, like the old-school human game shows. They are hilarious. Did you know people used to dress up in wacky costumes and try to get things from their bags so that the host would pick them to play a game where most of the time they lost anyway?”

“Sounds weird.” Izzie giggled, rolling her eyes as the bell rang after lunch.

“Go to class. I can’t believe you missed lunch just for me.”

Izzie winked. “I won’t starve. Get out of jail soon. We miss you.”

“I miss you guys, too.”

Izzie made her way out of the sick bay and down the hallway toward her class. Luke came out of the cafeteria and tossed Izzie a baggie with a half a sandwich and a cut up apple in it. She smiled and waited for him to catch up.

“How did you manage that?”

“I explained it to my plate. Yes, I just said I talked to my plate. Hey, it worked.”

“Mmm, egg salad, my favorite.”

“The mighty plate knows all.”

Izzie giggled as they made their way to their next class. They walked inside and took the last empty seats, one in front of the other. Elias Hodges, looking as suave as ever, stood at the front of the class and smiled.

“I know, I know, Transfiguration Class is everyone’s favorite,” he joked.

A few people laughed, and one let out a loud whoop. Elias pointed at the kid in the back with a smile, and the girls giggled. Alison wondered just how handsome this guy actually was. His soul was definitely shrouded with suavity, but so was Max Regency’s—and he was not bringing in the girls.

“All right, so to me transfiguration is a complete change of form or appearance into a more beautiful or spiritual state,” Elias explained. “Like shifters.”

Several people in the class snickered and scoffed. Elias stood up straight, putting his hands in his pockets, and frowned. He hated how much shifters were disliked. It wasn’t because of what they did, but because of the stigma that continued to be passed from generation to generation. If parents stopped hating, he would eventually have a class that understood what he was trying to tell them. He was tired of watching the shifters in his class hang their heads in shame.

Elias scanned the room, flashing yellow through his eyes that quieted everyone on the spot. They might snicker and scoff, but some were terrified of the wolves.

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