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their soothing dawn choruses was effortlessly audible.
    The first auburn hued sunrays emerged gracefully on the skyline, which went with ease through the clouds and the phenomenal sky was clearly visible. The dazzling sun came out of its domicile across the bright orange horizon and gleamed in the sky. It slowly rose up the cherry skyline ushering in a glorious morning. Now the warm morning breeze could be felt and the plants all over the landscape made a blissful smile of appreciation towards the sun.
    A nudge to his ribs makes the stranger jerk awake to see Lara’s smiling face. Her beautiful smile shined brightly like the stars in the sky, with no bright town lights to dim them. It was as if the brilliant sun had opened up its glorious light to shine exclusively about her, only brightening her impeccably aligned pearly white teeth.
    ‘‘How long was I out?’’ he said still staring at her… and his memories before he was out started flooding in..
    ‘‘What happened, where am I?’’ he started sniffing around slightly, bringing out the powerful sense of scent in his werewolf self.
    ‘’Who are you!?’’ he snarled stretching out his arms trying to grab her by the throat yelling…
    ‘’Are you one of them!?’’….his eyes started glowing in anger and he was ready to attack. Lara watched the whites in his eyes turn ruddy in anger, and as his iris scowled teal. Symbols, lines and dots formed in the iris, placed in a sort of scary manner. Her heart pounded thunderously and she started shaking like a feeble blade of grass in a relentless whirlwind. His lethal glare felt rather painful and shrill, as if his stare was ripping her heart apart, piece by piece with a blinding teal light.
    ‘’With who?....I…I found you almost dead a day ago..’’ Lara stuttered in fear.
    ‘‘I am Lara…just a nurse, please, don’t hurt me…I saw that you needed help and did my best to patch you up’’ Lara continued, still scared hoping that he would not hurt her.
    ‘‘Oh, I am so sorry, I am Dembe’’ The man said, as she sensed the innocence and fear in her voice.
    ‘‘She must be telling the truth.’’ He thought. It is virtually impossible to lie to a werewolf, with all the superhuman senses, a lie could be detected in a split second.
    ‘‘I thought you are one of them, those who are after me’’ he said, as he stood up all his wounds completely healed, without even the trace of a scar.
    Lara stared in shock as she saw Dembe tear off all the bandages with no sign of the wounds.
    ‘‘Wait, how did your wounds heal in less than a day?’’ She asked in astonishment,
    ‘‘It should take you at least a fortnight in intensive care with the kind of damage that you had!’’ she continued in disbelief.
    ‘‘I must leave immediately, you are not safe with me here.’’ Dembe as he looked around for his belongings.
    ‘‘Please don’t leave,’’
    ‘‘I must, I have already placed you in too much danger as we speak.’’ Dembe replied as he headed for the door.
    It was a door which seemed like it was meant to keep out the worst of the weather rather than burglars or intruders.
    ‘‘She must be living in a very safe neighborhood’’ Dembe thought, He couldn't imagine himself having a door like that, especially with his occupation. The frame was built with what looked like just a regular plank of wood around the edges on the outside and another one across the middle section to reinforce its strength. It looked like it had the grazed, somewhat bubbly look of wood that was beginning to decay at the jointed sections. The bottom half of the door looked like a fragile piece of plywood had been fastened in place and then coated with paint, the top half of the door was made of a single pane of what looked like frosted glass which was covered in condensation that was being melted away by the piercing sun rays.
    ‘‘At least stay for breakfast, you must be very hungry.’’ Lara insisted.
    ‘‘I