Scarlett was unhinged. The events of the past days had definitely done a number on her. Her eyes were filled with venom as shelooked at him. I will kill you, she thought, more panicked nowthan she had ever been. The memories of what had happened only recently with the witch and Elder Quinn were still fresh in her mind, and as her powers swelled once more in a fresh wave within her, she felt cornered and alone. Her thoughts suddenly went to her brother.Oliver, where are you? She screamed internally, not knowing that her lips mouthed the same question. If Oliver was near, he would have found her.Though they did not spend every waking moment together as some twins do, he was always there for her and would come running if she called.But he was not there. Now, Scarlett was alone and had no one to help her. It was a face that was equal parts painful and full of despair. She was alone, and no one would come to help her. Elder Quinn was not there. Her parents were not there. Oliver wa
Oliver tried to keep a stoic face as usual when he entered the school premises.He had not wanted to come to school; it had only been a day since the incident happened with Mr. Elvis in class. On top of that, it was also a day before he felt Scarlett, and he was afraid she needed his help. He had tried to make his parents see that yesterday, but it seemed it was all for naught.However, his parents had forced him to go, his mother especially. She wanted him to act normal, go to school and behave like a normal 18-year-old teenager.He had tried to tell her it was not that simple, but she never paid much attention to that.His father has calmed him and his mother down and had informed Oliver that he had no choice about it, so long as he was undertheir roof. That was what made him agree to go to school, although he had to tamp down on the rebellious part of him who was angry at being forced to play a role that he was not fit for in the world.Therefore, as he entered the school that mo
Eleanor was very upset, and the reason why could be summed up succinctly in one simple word, or name rather - Oliver. Oliver, her supposed loving and caring boyfriend was making her feel this way.It had happened all of a sudden, as things were wont to do when it came to Oliver.She had definitely noticed that he had been acting a bit weird for the past few days and decided to try to find out what was wrong. She had decided that she would convince Oliver to take her out on a date and do something nice for him. Maybe then, he would open up. That day, she had worn something nice – a pair of blue jeans that Oliver said once that he liked her ass in, and a nice frilly top. She even wore the necklace that he had gifted her on her last birthday.That morning when she spotted him walking in the hallway, she then grabbed his arm and greeted him, leaning into his face for a kiss. But he hadturned away from her. Even worse, he had made excuses for his behavior that did not make any sense to h
That same night, throughout dinner, Oliver noticed his mother and father exchanging glances. He felt a strange tension in the air that was not there before, and he wanted to ask but was not able to somehow find the words.He wondered if it had to do with him, but he quickly brushed the thought aside. Besides, he thought while trying to spoon up the last of his vegetables which he absolutely hated, he had not done anything that warranted that kind of look over the dinner table from both of his parents.Now that dinner was over, he left his seat pretty quickly, not wanting to get caught up in whatever the two of them had going on.Meanwhile, Oliver’s father, Jay, looked at his dear wife with concern in his eyes. Now that Oliver had gone to his room, it felt safe enough to talk about the pressing issue at hand, which was Scarlett.“I will be going to see Elder Quinn tomorrow,” he informed her, and she looked at him with shock in her eyes, her eyes widened. He could see a bit of fear in
He was outside again, with the net in his hands. It was a bit awkward as a wolf hunting for grasshoppers, but to him, it was merely a hobby.Although, he had to admit that it was a strange hobby, not one worthy of being looked down soon as he regularly was. Now, it was nighttime again, and he had gone out with his traps, ready to begin his work.As he began to set the traps around, his mind drifted to the girl locked in his room. She was now sleeping, and the last time he had seen her, she was muttering to herself. That time, he had come to drop the plate of food at the door and had not even set a foot inside to know what she was muttering about. In fact, he had not set a foot into the room ever since that incident that took place barely twelve hours ago.She had a strange power, he knew. One that was erratic and uncontrollable, he realized, by how the looks of the furnace had been after she was done with it. He recalled briefly, how the fire was so hot that he began sweating profuse
What a waste!Meera snarled as she walked about her room. With a wave of her hand, she slammed another decorative porcelain object into the wall, another poor recipient of her anger.She winced; the injuries she had received from Elder Quinn were still making her weak. The thoughts of the fight between her and the dying Elder flashed through her mind briefly – the way that he had shifted into his wolf form to deliver her a blow that injured her that badly, and how he died only seconds afterward.He had been a pain in her ass for sure, and it was due to him that she had faltered in her quest to find the dastardly she-wolf. Now, it had been two days already, yet she had not returned to her full power. On top of all that, she had still not found the girl.She hissed, looking around her room. Broken objects were lying about – all signs of her previous fit. With a deep and frustrated sigh, Meera waved her hand again, and those objects vanished out of existence.Then, she began to pace the
Jay had not slept at all throughout the night as he was still driving to Elder Quinn’s home which was quite a long way. Meanwhile, his thoughts were in disarray, as he had still kept trying to reach Elder Quinn but to no avail. He also tried with Scarlett, but he could not reach her as well.Now, the strong Alpha was a mess of emotions, trying to hold it together so that it would not leak to his mate and beloved wife, Sky. He needed to not worry her right then.Things were really a mess right now, he thought. He should have known, should have taken Oliver’s word for it and checked on Scarlett right the moment that he had heard she might be in danger.He turned his car off the intersection and continued driving down a two-lane road. The clear sky of the morning did not provide him relief.As the car moved down the road towards his destination, his mind was whirling. He had been trying to reach out to both Elder Quinn and Scarlett for ages. It was getting to a point where he had to wond
Meera was beyond upset the next morning. It had been an annoying night for her, to say the least. The memory of her waiting at that damned path for someone to show up was enough to make her blow a fuse at whomever she came across. If only she had found a clue, or found someone on the path. It could have been anyone; anyone would have been suitable enough, for to the witch, it was better for her to find a clue as fast as possible.Increasingly sullen and with bruised pride, the witch had deliberately gone to seek out the maid from before and killed her. Meera had felt her bloodlust be satiated just a little as she had watched the light of life go out from the poor maid’s eyes.The fierce and fearsome witch had retreated to her room after that and spent the night sulking and lashing out with magic at various objects in her room, making a mess of everywhere.Now, it was the next morning, and she arose from her queen-sized bed and swiftly put on her disguise once more. She then looked in