<div style="text-align: justify;">Gina watched as Daniel turned around. Her heart was still racing, a sense of excitement she hadn't felt in years slipping back into her. It was a sense of the possibilities life held. There was so much they could do now. All they had to do was leave Otterburn, and the world would be their home. They could find a place where nobody else went, and make their life there. For the first time in a long time, Gina wasn't feeling that sense of emptiness inside. <br/><br/>In no time, they would be leaving that small town, where people just didn't understand them - and didn't even try - and going somewhere where they could really live. The prospect of a new life made Gina smile. It felt like it had been worth the wait. <br/><br/>So engulfed in her thoughts she was, that Gina didn't move towards her own home as quickly as she would. So, when Daniel allowed the distance between man and beast to get even shorter, she was still standing there. A morbid curiosity made Gina stay in the forest and take a few steps closer to where Daniel was. Leaning against a tree, her eyes fixed upon him, she waited. Would she get to see him change for the first time, and him in his other form for the second, or would he manage to regain control? <br/><br/>Deep down inside, Gina knew she shouldn't be there when his brothers arrived. But equally deep inside, she knew they wouldn't harm her. Daniel was there, and she had her bow. These two factors made her sure she would be all right and safe.</div>