Bad mud (Joss, Teagan, Kenzie)
Wrenched from sleep by a crash of thunder and a creature clawing at his leg, Joss hollered in surprise.
The world came into focus, out of the black of deep and dreamless sleep; Teagan’s face all pale as the moon. It was her hand, not that of some animal, on his leg, and the thunder was the dragging metal screech of the van door as she rolled it open.
“Wake up,” she gasped, her eyes wild and wide. “We have to go.”
( ... )
The world came into focus, out of the black of deep and dreamless sleep; Teagan’s face all pale as the moon. It was her hand, not that of some animal, on his leg, and the thunder was the dragging metal screech of the van door as she rolled it open.
“Wake up,” she gasped, her eyes wild and wide. “We have to go.”
( ... )