WORDS THAT GO UNSPOKEN // o; joining

[REBECCA MACK]

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[div style="text-align: justify; width: 53%; font-family: georgia; font-size: 11pt; letter-spacing: -1px;"]Had she been dreaming, or something along those lines? It wasn't every single day you wake up to discover that you were no longer human, and now live in an unfamiliar world. Bex had been through some crazy shit, that was for certain. Most of the situations she had been tossed in were usually her fault, but this time it wasn't, and it was wilder than anything she had ever put herself through before. She wanted to believe that this wasn't real, and that she was only imagining it - that she would wake up in her apartment in the morning to make her usual morning coffee and take her daughter to school, and that it would be as normal as any other typical day in the life of Bex Mack. But she knew what had happened was real, and she couldn't get it off her mind. The bright lights, the road... The border collie shook her head. She had to face the truth. The life that she used to live was now over.

The bicolored canine padded slowly through the plains, feeling a little more on edge than usual. Typically she was more relaxed, even in times of chaos, but being in an entirely new body of an entirely different species, wandering off to who knows where was the most terrifying and unusual thing she had ever experienced, and she was not having any of it. She was leaving so much that she loved behind, and just when things were finally starting to come together for her too. It was just her luck. And of course she couldn't help but worry about her daughter. This was going to destroy her.

Bex continued on though, trying to prevent herself from crying. Could dogs even cry? Was that a thing? She didn't think that they did, but she wasn't going to risk it either. Being a dog was odd. She still felt like herself but it was... different. Her senses were heightened, she was closer to the ground, and she had a tail. Those were changes she'd have to learn to get used to. Sighing, Bex moved forward a few more steps before picking up on a strange scent that seemed to be what another animal of some sort probably smelled like. Was there someone else around? "Uh... hello? Anyone there?" The collie called out, her voice filled with uncertainty and confusion as she stood still with narrowed eyes, waiting to see if anyone would reveal themselves to her.