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The Screaming Girl with the Green Eyes
"Kahlia!" The girl screamed across the open quad in a gutteral growl.
Dean flinched back in shock, clasping his right ear and looked at the girl who had decided to come around the corner to yell out right next to where he was sitting. She appeared from nowhere while he was sitting quietly on the bench seat against the school building wall next to the corner, scaring the bejesus out of him.
"Fuck! Hey, loud mouth! That's quite a growl you have there..." He commented flippantly, yelling out as she flew passed him in a rage.
The girl twirled with surprising grace, her face lighting up with the most devilish smirk, her green eyes sparkling with life as she raised her hands imitating two guns and shot at him.
"Bam! Yeah, better be careful not to piss me off, hot shot!" She pivoted back with a swirl of long golden brown hair and was off running again.
Dean stared at her, shocked speechless, his heart pounding. Those amazing sea green eyes, that fan of hair that let out an amazing scent of coconut and vanilla and that twirl and flash of cheeky tongue as she smirked at him, who was this girl?
Next to him someone laughed. "Ha! Whose your fiesty girlfriend?"
Dean's friend Mark dropped down on the seat next to him, highly amused, as his eyes followed the girl's departure.
"She's not my girlfriend, asshole...managed to scare the fuck out of me!" His expression dropped into a watchful glare as she ran off after someone.
"Ha? Really, that's surprising. I see that glint of interest in your eyes." Mark teased.
Dean's eyes clouded and he looked away, standing up and slinging his satchel over his shoulder to walk across the lawn. "Did you hear her yell out? Shit, that bitch is scary."
"I also heard her sassy reply to you...admit it, you were interested the moment she spoke back to you...no one who knows you would dare to speak back to you like that..."
Dean clucked his tongue. "Hardly..." He rolled his eyes. No, as soon as he had looked into those eyes and inhaled her scent he was interested, not that he was going to let Mark know that. He wondered who she was, he had never seen her before today...and their High School wasn't that big, nor was this town...which meant she was an overseas import.
"She was cute..." Mark breathed, raking a hand through his curly blond locks.
"Shut up!" Dean growled. She was far more than cute...damn it.
Mark's eyes sparkled with amusement at Dean's quick defensive response. "I wonder if she's a cheerleader, with a twirl like that...that was some quick reflexes."
Dean sighed, rolling his eyes. "Would you quit it..."
Marc held his fingers up like guns and started shooting at him, laughing his head off. "Pew pew muthafucker..."
He ran off, flinching and ducking as Dean swung his bag out trying to hit him with it.
Dean sighed bitterly. "Shit, I'm not going to live this down for the rest of the damn day..."
Aria came to and sat up with a grim expression as her thoughts were dark and morose.Aisling had retrieved a small bowl of water and offered it to Aria to drink. She took it gratefully and drank it all, it seemed to help clear her head and she felt refreshed but full of questions."Did my father truly sell me off to Dominic Carlyle?" She muttered to herself.Aisling's head tilted at the question. "I see a contract signed to Carlyle Construction, the name upon it is Christoff Carlyle."
Aria snapped back to reality with a shock, sitting up and gasping for breath, her heart thumping so hard in her chest it felt painful."Easy..." Aisling comforted. "You may feel a little sick with the after-effects.""What was that?" Aria gasped."Your bloodline carries a great story that I will reveal to you bit by bit."Aria looked at her a little sick. "I have to do this again?"
Oracle Aisling was a very tiny girl of no determinable age. She was only about four foot tall with long white hair wearing a white gown of floaty gauze to her ankles and a white cloth bound her eyes.She was sitting on a pile of cushions across a crystal clear lake in a cave lit by floating orbs that undulated through the colours of the rainbow splashing the colours over the walls of the cave and reflecting in the lake giving the whole cave a magical aura as delicate music played out of the strange lute-like musical instrument the girl was playing.Entering the cave after being portalled by Lauchie to this strange location in the middle of a vast lush forest and
"We're just getting something to eat..." Dean grumbled, resting his chin on Aria's head and holding her tight."Looks like it." Abram muttered with a chuckle.Lauchie grinned and walked over looking at the table of flowery assortments in front of the couple. "Are you trying to turn your wolf into a fairy?"Aria smiled at him as his gaze flitted across her. "I was just trying one...I was curious."Frank huffed. "Well, don't dally...we h
Knocking on the door woke them both, jumping up with a startle Aria fled to the bathroom."Oh my God, what time is it?" She slammed the bathroom door closed and Dean laughed, stretching and slowly made his way to the door, zipping his pants up and wiping them down. He saw they had only napped for about ten minutes.He opened the door to find himself confronted by Aria's ever present watch dog, Kahlia, his eyes glowing a feral yellow and his canine teeth exposed as he snarled."Save your breath, wolf, Aria is still intact." Dean scoffed, a blue shimm
"Aria! Are you even listening? Or are you just going to stare at my body like a hungry beast all day?" He laughed, raking his hand through his hair and tossing his head back."Sorry...you should be a model.""How do you know I'm not?" He grinned and winked and disappeared briefly, coming back with his suit pants on, still doing the belt up. "I said, I'm not angry and why would you even ask that?"He came over and sat beside her. He brushed a lock of hair back and tucked it behind her ear.







