Who: Adrienne and Jason [Narrative]
When: 5 PM
Where: The werewolf barrier
What: A tender moment between brother and sister

Adrienne felt terrible. The full moon and the crappy weather only made the trip out toward the werewolf barrier that much worse. She really wasn't looking forward to changing tonight, but she had no other choice. This night her body was not her own, but of the wolf's. It would take over as it had for the past nine months, and it would do so for the rest of Adrienne's life. There were times when the thought saddened her; others when it she was okay with her existence as a werewolf. Tonight she was neither. She simply wanted to get it over with.

Jason accompanied Adrienne to the barrier this time around. Zach was with Alicia and the rest of his family as they patiently waited for the outcome of the attack on their daughter. She was lucky in the fact that she was at least prepared for the change; Adrienne remembered her first time and how scared she had been. At least Alicia wouldn't have to experience it the way Adrienne did.

The dark-haired girl looked over at her brother with a soft smile. He wasn't saying much; his eyes were staring straight ahead at nothing in particular. Adrienne wonder what he was thinking, and she reached over to grab a hold of his hand.

( Are you all right? )

Who: Werewolves, friends, family... and fellow doctors.
Where: Medical Pavilion
When: Starts early morning, lasts throughout the day.
What: Time to treat the werewolves for their many, many injuries!

OOC Note: You don't have to interact with anyone in this thread (just put your character's name and [Narrative] beside it if they are just describing how they feel today/their injuries. Other than that, people can interact if they want.)

“Doctor coming through!” Pryce shouted above everyone’s heads. “Doctor coming through, people! Move it, move it, move it!”

He bumped and pushed and elbow-shoved his way through a massive crowd of family members and friends all huddled around one of the werewolves’ beds. Yikes on Mickey Mouse’s button up mini-trousers, there were way too many people up in here today. If he had to shove his way through another crowd of concerned and weeping babblers, Pryce was convinced he just may jump out of the first floor windows to his untimely end against a heap of sharply bladed grass. Oh darn, you evil, evil sharply bladed grass.

All of them were banged up pretty good, especially a young female one. Pryce raised an eyebrow at that once they brought her in and started treating her. The sleazy part of his mind wondered if all of the male werewolves decided to get frisky with her, but he wasn't asking that question out loud. Choosing to avoid her bed and make his way toward one of the other werewolves' beds, he found a young man trying to get up despite his injuries. "Sit your ass back down," Pryce said sternly, as he came to stop with his crossed arms over his chest. "You aren't going anywhere, bucko."

Snapping his fingers, Pryce drew over one of the cute nurses to occupy the boy. "Make sure he stays in bed," Pryce told her, bouncing his eyebrows up and down. He walked off once she widened her eyes at him. "Toodles!" Pryce shouted, walking away and waving his arm in the air without turning back around.

Who: Zach and Adrienne, with a special guest appearance by Jason ;P
Where: Adrienne's Cottage
When: Nighttime
What: Full moon worry and cuddling.
WARNING: Strong sexual content!

Monday meant that Zach was no longer living with Adrienne, but that didn't mean that he couldn't come by to visit. He'd packed his things in the morning and moved them back over to his cottage, now only being shared between him and Nico with no Loki in sight. It wasn't much of a change from before, given that Loki was never around to begin with, but now he really wasn't there and Zach knew. So, it still felt a little weird to him. A distraught Adrienne opened the door when he knocked softly. Upon seeing her face, Zach immediately wanted to know what else was wrong. Something more than just the usual achiness on the night before the full moon, which was the main reason why he had come over tonight. They did this every night before the full moon like a ritual.

Adrienne pouted slightly and slid her arms around Zach's middle. She rested her head against his chest and sighed. "Remember how I went horseback riding earlier?" She asked him while still buried in his chest. Adrienne pulled her head back to look up at him, eyes blinking back the pain that was coursing through her body. She loved that Zach stayed with her the night before the full moon, and it was especially nice today since he had just left her cottage this morning. Adrienne absolutely hated that he had to leave that morning and had already begun to miss him from the moment he walked out her door. It wasn't like he was gone forever, but she had grown so used to him being around that it felt weird not to have him nearby.

"I got attacked by a gnome," she whined and moved her hand to her neck. The necklace wasn't there and that made her feel even worse. "And it tried to steal my pendant... and it broke it." She pouted even more and reached into the pocket of her jumper. "Can you fix it?" She asked as she held the broken chain in the palm of her hand.

As he listened to Adrienne's story of the gnome attacking her and trying to steal her pendant, Zach began to fume on the inside. It showed in his face that he wasn't happy with some little garden rodent or tree root, or whatever those things were, bothering Adrienne. If he ever found that damn gnome, he'd probably want to hack it into pieces for breaking her necklace. Zach took the broken chain from Adrienne's hand and gazed at it for a moment. He raised his eyes to her and smiled softly, wrapping his arms around her and gathering his girlfriend into a big hug. "I can fix it," he said quietly.

Zach kissed her hair and pulled away, taking Adrienne by the hand and leading her up to her room. He slipped the chain into the small zipper side pocket of his pullover to make sure he didn't lose track of it tonight as he went up the staircase with Adrienne in tow, his free hand clasped with hers and guiding her along the way. Not that she needed the guidance, but he knew how her body felt tonight and he wanted to get her up to bed so he could help her relax.