Chapter 8 Abduction

• For several days now, Gil has noticed her parents' nervous glances and their intense stares. She senses they have something significant to tell her, but they seem fearful. Another thing that has her on edge is a voice she has started to hear in her head, telling her its name is Lúa and that she will meet it soon. Curious, she searched the library for the meaning of the name and discovered it meant 'Moon'. The voice had told her she was a daughter of the Moon.
• Her wolf, for some reason, had indicated he wouldn't come until the full moon—or at least that's what she thought she understood, and the voice in her head translated for her. She relished this because, since the voice appeared, she felt as though she could communicate with her wolf. She wasn't certain it wasn't all in her imagination, but it made her happy to believe she could converse with him.
• He, according to the voice in her head, wouldn't come all week until the night of the full moon, when he intended to reveal a great secret to her. This intrigued her immensely. She asked Lúa several times, but the voice refused to tell her. She had to wait until she was sixteen, according to Lúa. That was considered coming of age for those of her kind.