The Horse And The Fox

Chapter 10

Okay so first off I just wanted to say thank you for driving me to keep this story alive.
I'm happy with what its has became and that its making people crave and want to read it. Anyway, onto the book!!!
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He's Here💔
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Dis is Katelyn

Danny's P.O.V.

I slowly opened my eyes as I heard the voices around me.
I groaned and brought my hand up to my head.
There was still a bit of dried blood there. I looked at the foggy image in front of me.

"Who's all in here?" I asked, "my vision's all fuzzy."

I heard a sigh of relief and strong arms carefully hug me.
I laughed weakly, "I assume that's Jace, who else is here?"

"Its us, Allysa and Katelyn."

"Hey, what up Ella."

"Ella?"

"Its my nickname for her."

My vision began slowly fixing itself and I could see a little more clearly.

Then everything came flooding back.

"How long have I been here? And Jace?" I turned to him, "What happened to that white wolf?"

He looked around nervously, " To our surprise, you were out for almost a week, today is Friday. The white wolf, I caught him off guard in his human form and knocked him smooth out.
He's in the cellars as we speak."

I tried to stand up, "I have to go see him."
Jace held me to the bed, "No, you need to stay here and rest."

I growled, "No, you don't understand, I NEED to see him, now!"

Jace pushed me to lay flat on the bed, "Danny, you need to rest!"

"I've been resting for almost a week! Let me up dammit!"

Jace let out an irritated sigh but released me.
I tried to stand up but emediately fell, my fave would've hit the ground if Jace hadn't been there.

I looked at him confused and frustrated.

He sighed sadly, "your back is temporarily immobile, your legs have no way of functioning correctly. The doctor said not would be another week or two before you could start walking again."

Vidalea gasped.

I stayed silent.

Immobile, can't move, ugh, great.

"I still need to see him, I have to ask him something."

Jace nodded nervously, "Alright but, he has been tortchered pretty bad, fair warning, I will escort you down there when you are ready."
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We made our decent down the steps into the cellar.
The place was crazy reinforced and had guards at every corner.

We walked in silence down the hall, listening to the whispers of the other prisoners.

Talk about deja vu.
Vidalea chimed.
I rolled my eyes and continued to look ahead of Jace.