"Oh my god," he gasped, eyes wide, shock pouring off him. The blood drained from his face as the horror of what he’d done crashed into him.
"Has this happened before? Have you going to bed but waking up in strange places?" I asked.
"Yeah. Just recently. Three or four times. I was always confused, so I just made my way home. I didn't tell anyone; I thought I was sleepwalking," Jensen said. I looked at Axel and nodded—Jensen truly had no idea.
"Alright. Well, we need to come up with a plan for you. You obviously don't have control of your wolf. So, I think it might be best if you sleep in the cell's of a night. We'll let you out during the day. But you've attacked people and really hurt them. I think you need to be locked in a cell at night time until you can get control of your wolf." I
