Child of the moon (Charming & Ruby)

As Ruby grabbed his arm, he knew by the way she kept it in a tight grip that she was serious about locking her up. “Okay, Ruby, look at me. I’m going to take you into the station, and like you want I will lock you up in one of the cells. I will ask Granny if she can take care for Henry when he comes back from school because I am not leaving you alone in the station tonight.” Given her hand comforting little pats, he felt her grip loosening. After he gave her a comforting smile he made his way out of the truck, making his way around the front to open up the door at her side, offering his hand to help her out.

It didn’t take long before they were inside the station, the both of them not truly knowing if this was a good idea or not. “Do you think you can rest a bit in here while I try to find your cloak? ”

“You think it is necessary to lock you up already?” he lifted up one eyebrow. It was not even noon yet, so the chance on her changing into a wolf wasn’t that big. “I don’t think you will be going somewhere or will change into… your other self already. You can stay here at my desk if you want while I am trying to find your cloak. I promise to be back at time to lock you into one of the cells okay?” he looked at her, he was making her a promise on this. He wouldn’t leave her alone and go through all this by herself.

David searched through the pocket of his jacket with his hand, trying to find the keys that he needed. Once he did he threw them towards Ruby. “Here, those are the keys from the cell and the station door itself. If you truly don’t trust yourself being alone for a little while, then please help yourself out and lock yourself in. Throw the key back on my desk or somewhere around after you locked it and I will know what to do when I come back.” He knew that probably Ruby wouldn’t feel safe enough staying outside the cell. “I will be going to pay Gold a visit first. There is a huge possibility of your cloak being there.”

David had went to Gold, but without any result. Gold truly didn’t had the cloak he was looking for. It made him feel kind of defeated in some way by not being able to help his friend soon.
Eyes facing the sidewalk at every step he took, hands hiding in the pockets of his jacket he tried to think where he would be looking next. To make sure he wasn’t going to bump against someone he lift up his head and looked forward. There was a car parked at the side of the street which he didn’t see before in town. A rather expensive and well cleaned car. Weird, who would be cleaning his car in this kind of weather? With all the rain falling down the latest days it wouldn’t be the smartest thing to do. Unless….. you had something to hide. David looked from left to right to check if he was getting watched by other people of the town while he made his way towards the car. A bit leaning forward, holding the side of his hand right above his eyes when he looked into the car, blocking away some reflection of the already burning street lights. Nothing at the front seat, but, what was that on the back seat? David let himself lean forward a bit more so he would have a better sight at the dark place between the two seats. Ruby’s cloak! Without hesitation he hurried himself to grab the handle of the car door, which by his surprise wasn’t locked. Reaching for the red cloak a smile spread upon his face. Now he could stop Ruby from turning into the beast she didn’t trust herself. The ax that was inside the car as well turned David his attention. All of a sudden everything was becoming clear to him. This was a setup. Placing one of his knees on the backseat he leaned forward to grab the car papers out of the middle car box. He needed to know who was the owner of this car to know who murdered Gus and setup Ruby for it.
When he read the name that was on the old almost crumbled piece of paper his eyes widened. This couldn’t be true. George….

The anger in his blood was starting to raise and the blood began to boil. After slamming the car door shut, he hurried himself as fast as he could back to the station. Maybe it was still not too late.
But David didn’t had to take a lot of steps when he could hear a lot of people yelling. A group, which seemed to be looking like the whole town was marching through the street, holding torches, wooden baseball clubs and a few other solid things. “oh no…. Ruby….” He said to himself, knowing too well that she probably didn’t had the chance to lock her up before she changed into the wolf.
David ran towards the group of people, holding the red cloak tightly in his hands. It was the person who was controlling the group which made him stop in his tracks. It was tink