THE REBIRTH OF A HEIRESS

put the pieces of her dreams back together, she lay in bed, while the cool morning light streamed through the curtains. Unf

hes Marissa had left for her. She noticed her reflection in the window as she was pouring herself a cup of water. The figure facing her was b

sa entering the room, a small smile playing on her lips.

s fading, the mental and emotional effects of her transformation were still being felt. "But I've

sformation. Sometimes, the change awakens memories or instincts from deep within. It'

little to ease her discomfort. "What do

on't fight against it. It will be harder to find balance with the more resistance you have.

enough, let alone trusting others-or even the instincts of a creature she was still learning to understand. B

ehind the door before she coul

leave you two to talk. There's a lot to prepare for today." She gave Luna a rea

the dreams," he said without preamble. "We should exercise caution, but there's nothing

a chill running down her

ere transformed, but you also took on the memories and experiences of your ancestors. These

nformation. "So, these dreams... they're not

dreams might evoke these kinds of experiences, especially for a new pack member. They are important even if they don't always

sider that she was haunted by memories of someone else and was plagued by fla

earn to separate them, to recognize which memories are yours and which belong to the pack. But y

much of herself, her previous identity, her past existence, had already vanished in the transformation. S

w about? Luna asked, her voice trembli

ace. "There is one more thing. The dreams might not just

skipped a bea

Sometimes, the bond you share with the pack can provide you with

to the future and know potential events before they happened was

trust us. The pack will help you understand, and will guide

. Elias was real; it was clear from his words that he cared about her. To know tha

" her voice full of anxiet

lder. Together, we can overcome this. Luna, you undere

inty of the future crushing down on her. She knew that the journey ahead would be tough and full o

ey had risen, and she was determined to