Give exact spelling on drugs at this time, Over." He thought the voice was a woman, but he took a step closer to see an office filled with computers a...d radio equipment. A teenage boy spoke into the mike. A girl of twelve or thirteen sat in the corner, a notepad and pen ready."Roger, For the antibiotics, I spell Alpha-Mike-Papa..." The girl copied the letters as they came over the radio. There was something wrong with the picture and it took him a while to realize what it was. She had a collar. Werewolves are hard to kill, but she had experience enough to deal with a newly transformed beast. When it had lunged at her, she had stabbed her silver dagger into its chest and allowed herself to fall backwards. When her back hit the ground, her feet shot upwards, propelling the heavy creature off of her and onto its back as well. It lay there, writhing and howling in pain as the silver poisoned it and the flesh around the wound bubbled and burned. It gave little resistance as she came over. ?So Miss Victoria how are you? ? One of my closest friends Susan asked.With a half smile, half smirk lowering the long sable lashes, ?am just fabulous, thank you, and yourself??The conversation stopping as the girls looked towards me; knowing the aria in my voice, the look, the smirk was not an angelic one. ?Uh oh.? was said in unison by a number of the girls.?Uh oh? Why?? The grin never leaving the soft rounded pouty lips canting my head to look up to my friends giving them more reason to. ’50 euros or no?’ I hold out my hand and she laughs loudly, drawing everyone’s attention. ‘Calm down before Joanna and Zayne come over here.’ She takes it from a ten to a five. ‘So how was it?’ Zora chimes in, ‘The first time is always the worst. Nick lasted about ten seconds.’ I choke. ‘Only ten?’ ‘How long did Leo last?’ ‘More than ten.’ ‘Details,’ Em hisses. ‘He was—it was—’ I try to find the right words, but they all pale in comparison. ‘Do you remember your favorite book?’ She.