#Chapter 147 Lunae

Time passed in the dark. Sometimes I heard noises, but mostly it was just my own breathing, the beat of my heart and the scuffle of my body against the ground as I tried to turn. I drifted in and out of hazy dreams that made no sense no matter how hard I tried to make them make sense. Fear filled me. The cold was making me sink back into memories I never wanted to relive. I drifted back into Wolf Fang for a while, then that cold night on the highway, but there were no cars coming in my dreams. “Candido,” I whispered to the dark. “Where are you?” “Hey,” Messiah’s came through the bars. I opened my eyes, blinking into the light and trying not to move. How many days had it been since Ian had come? I didn’t know. Messiah leaned on the bars as he plopped down on the floor. “You look terrible.” “Where is Candido?” I asked. Messiah shrugged. “Not my jurisdiction. I don’t track down missing daddies.” “Missing…” “Well, he hasn’t show up on the broadcast,” he said pulling