My body crumpled to the floor when I could hear his foot steps going up the stairs. Footsteps are too nice of a word... stomping was better. I made him so angry and all I wanted was a conversation and some answers.
Eric did give me answers, but was it all worth it? I shouldn't have touch him and I did not even mean too. I knew I was in the wrong as soon as it all happened. We were wolves and not only was I in his territory but now I had touched him without any sign that it was acceptable. Any male or female would have reacted the same way Eric had.
He could never have known how much havoc restraining my hands had really created on my already broken mind. I couldn't hold this act against him, but it was extremely hard to let it go right now. Out of all the people in my past he had still treated me better then they all had.
Shaking racked my body with all the pent up rage and pain. I tried to keep myself restrained while Eric was in the room but now that he had left fury engulfed my emotions. I didn't blame him, I blamed the people that made me this way. The people that created this monster inside of me. Eric's actions just brought back the past with a terrible mind controlling vengeance.
My hands rubbed at my wrists as if the shackles tight metal was still grinding into my raw skin. I could feel their ghostly presence and I hated it. I hated it! I pushed myself up from the floor and grabbed my glass off the counter. With a loud scream I threw the glass against the wall and it shattered into a million little pieces with a ear piercing bang.
The glass rained down around the kitchen like diamond rain drops. Tears ran down my face and I screamed again before my knees hit the floor. It felt good to let go of all these emotions out at once. It felt.... freeing...