Hybrids: A New Beginning (Old)

A few hours later, Xavier woke up to, what looked like, a hospital room. Xavier stared at himself. He was back to being human. Xavier thought long and hard about what happened earlier and started to believe it was all a dream. Moments later, General Max opened the door. Noticing General Max, he realized that what he thought wasn't a dream was in truth reality. Max welcomed Xavier's grandparents inside his room.

"Grandma! Grandpa!" he shouted while jumping out of his bed to hug them.

"Where's Daisy? Is she ok?" he asked with concern.

"She's good, dear," his grandmother responded, "In fact, he wants to see you."

Xavier walked out of his room with his grandparents. Outside, in a bland hallway, his grandparents told him to go alone. Xavier slowly meandered toward Daisy's room. He walked until he found a room with "Daisy Young" written on it. He was very nervous and hesitant on meeting Daisy again. He realized she was wanting to see him and probably won't hurt him, so he opened the door.

The room was quite small but cozy. It was furnished with a bed, a kitchenette, and a drawer for Daisy's clothes. Xavier had trouble finding Daisy in the dimly lit room. All he noticed was a dark figure in the corner of the room.

"Daisy?" he called out, searching the room.

"Xavier," a voice responded.

"Daisy, is that you?" he asked, staring at the dark corner.

"Yes," she answered in a depressed tone.

"Well, aren't you going to get out of that corner?" he asked.

"Ok," Daisy groaned.

Out of the dark corner came a shimmering, white wolf whose eyes were crystal blue.

"I wanted to talk to you about our friendship," she explained, "I don't want any of this to affect what we have."

"I'm a monster," he mumbled.

"What did you say?" Daisy asked.

"I'm a monster!" he yelled, walking backward about to leave.

"You're not a monster Xavier, you couldn't control yourself when you bit me," she said.

"That's why I am a monster! Don't you see? If I knew what I was, none of this would have happened!" he blamed himself, a few tears ran down his cheeks.

"Xavier, I need you outside," General Mex interrupted as he barged into the room.

Xavier wiped off his face and started to walk away.

"Xavier," he turned around, "you are not a monster to me," Daisy said.

Xavier exited the room. In the hall, Max told Xavier he wanted him to meet Sam, his older brother.

"Are you sure I can't meet him tomorrow?" he asked nervously.

"You have to meet him today because you are going to school with him tomorrow," he said with a little annoyance in his voice.

Xavier gulped with fear and anxiousness as he walked down the hall to Sam's room. They stopped once they had arrived at a wooden door with "Sam London" engraved on it. General Max opened the door and let themselves in.