When Daniel pulled over the car, I stared at the mansion, there was mostly glasswork, large windows covered with black glass, "You're rich," I giggled.        Drake shook his head smiling, "Charles shares are more expensive than our in the market." He said.        I stared at him in confusion, "Shares! I don't know what you are talking about." I reached for the door and opened it, "Ain't they rich?" I asked in a whisper when she stepped out of the car behind me.         "Our families are counted as billionaires. Relax!" Elizabeth smiled.         "You're kidding." I looked back. Charles pulled his black BMW. He got out of the car, like a regal man, he rounded the car and opened the door for my mother. She climbed down the car, first revealing her red heels, the slit on her red dress, "My mom is fire,

             The bangs on the door woke me. I slept late last night. All I was thinking about was my adventure in the Blue mountains. I was thinking in a positive way. That could be my last journey.      I wiped my eyes. Once I was in better control of my emotions, I opened the door.      Elizabeth outstretched her hands with a tray. I stared down at the French toasts, salad, and hot chocolate.      "I know. you didn't sleep." She walked in the room when I didn't take the tray.      "Have you changed your mind?" Silver asked, she was holding a white towel in her hand and wiping the sweat from her face.       "No," I shook my head.       "Then you're not getting it," Elizabeth pulled the train close to her stomach.       I shrugged my shoulders and saunt

                  He cut the skin of his palm with a sharp edge. My lips parted when the cut began to heal quickly. When he removed the blade away, one drop of crimson fell in the glass sliding across his palm. I gulped. He grabbed it and outstretched his hand. Deep concern was embedded from my friends' faces. I wasn't certain, either.      My hands were shaking when I advanced my hand. I grasped it and stared down at the liquid. His blood couldn't mix with water. It was swirling in the water. I gagged.      "Drink it. Imagine, it's pomegranate juice." Silver said, offering her best smile.      "It's safe," I saw fading glistening around her palm as Elizabeth waved her hand over the glass. Her magic was beyond my imagination.       I nodded and held my breath before gulping nasty thing through my throat. I was expec

                        I rubbed my eyes. Still, the sight was blurry. I closed my eyes and opened them again. It didn't help.       "Emma," Drake said, turning to me.       His features were blurred too. I smiled, walking ahead. I held my brother's hand. My head began to pound.       He smiled. I blinked, hoping the sight would get clear. Was it because of the curse? I was far away from my shell. This place seemed safe as Burt didn't join us. I stayed behind pretending to look at the view around me. I couldn't see clearly. I could hear them.       Elizabeth engulfed her arms around someone. I looked carefully. Her mother. I smiled when they turned to me.       Her mother approached and placed her hand on my cheek, "You're Emma. She talked about you and Silver all the time.

                         After two hours of driving in the deep forest, Mary announced that we'd walk. Trees were so thick that the sunlight hardly reached the ground. The sound of wild animals could be heard. Somewhere from the direction of the forest, an owl hooted. In response, my heart thrummed.       "It gives an ominous feeling," I told them.       "Dark magic!" Mary said, looking forward. Her feet didn't stop for a second.       I gazed at Elizabeth for an explanation, "This place is secured by Dark magic. Only a dark Faerie king can do this."       "King Kolstov," I said his name in a whisper. My legs were throbbing, "Can we rest for a while?" I was forcing myself to walk.       "I can pick you up," Silver grinned at me.      We kept walk