Snippet #1541847

Dawn hated sleeping yet some how she managed to fond unconsciness.  Her dreams were filled with the normal things.  People shifting into strange animals.  This one dream haunted her continuously.  Dawn ran it through her mind.

The crunching of the leaves hurt against her bare feet. Dawn stumble around with no clear destination.  She just knew she had to get away fast.  She was busy watching her step when out of no where a ear piercing scream cut through the dark night.  Dawn swung herself around and backed up against a tree.  The being was obviously in agony but she was to paralyzed with fear to do anything.  Their body twisted unnaturally,  his screams turned into howls. Dawn frantically wished she was somewhere else anywhere else.  The man was now unrecognizable.  A giant brown wolf stood in his place. Dawn squeaked.  The wolf lunged toward her,  she awoke with a jump.  

Dawn was in a room with other people,  she cocked her head when a female came into the small room.  Dawn glowered at everyone keeping her head down.  She wiped tears from her face, no matter how many times she had that nightmare it always brought her to tears.  But it actually happened!  She would scream time and time again.  No one believed Dawn, no one believed her when she told them someone had tried to suck her blood. They all though she was a super twilight fan gone wrong. so they sent her here.  To rot.  Dawn knew she was dead now.  She would never return to see anyone.  Not even James had objected to her being carted off to the looney bin.  Loving James... She though sarcastically.  He didn't think twice when her parents suggested some more evasive treatment.  

She scoffed, wrapping her breakable ivory arm around her nobly knees.  Dawns eyes were blank Amd expressionless,  she was dead inside.  She didn't even bother to wipe away the String of tears leaking rapidly from her eyes.  She was cold,  she started shivering violently.  Her lack of body mass meant she was continuously cold no matter the weather.  Dawn didn't bother to ask for a blanket she just sat very still, shivering and crying in silence.