This shit was getting old. Every single time, as soon as she was getting comfortable, something awful happened. Syanna wasn’t even sure what took place. Once minute she was having the best evening of her life, then she woke up alone in a dark, creepy, cold cave, then, she was being pulled across the campus at inhuman speed. Now, she was in a room. Not her room, but a large, dark bedroom, chained to a bed. “You’ve gotta be kidding me,” she mumbled, pulling at the chain around her ankle. It all happened so fast that she didn’t even see who her captor was. But from the small view that she had of the window, she could see one of Unici’s flag poles, which confirmed her assumption that was still on campus. Syanna didn’t know what to feel. Fear? No, not really. As much as she’s been kidnapped, she wasn’t afraid. Frustration? A little bit. She was getting sick of all this mess. But anger? Definitely. And she wasn’t even angry at her kidnappers. She was livid with Cole. At first, she th

One day. Just one day of some normalcy. That’s all she asked for. But no. Syanna should’ve known better. She was a human in a freaking school for supernaturals, for crying out loud. This was as normal as it gets. And as in ‘this,’ she means waking up in Unici’s nurse station. She had been awake for two whole minutes now, and all the memories were already haunting her. To make it worse, she couldn’t even move. She could move her head from side to side, which gave her the perfect view of the plain, white room with cabinets filled with things you wouldn’t see in a regular hospital, and a single blue curtain to separate her from her roommate. But it seemed she was completely alone. Which she found odd, considering the fact that she did have friends. She had Isaac, Juliet, and even Genevieve. But who was she kidding? Syanna was disappointed, because she woke up and didn’t see Cole. Still, why would she? Wasn’t she the one who told him straight to his face that his darkness was too mu

Spending time with Jake was great, and after the heavy atmosphere of truth lifted, Syanna ate with him and got some time to catch up. Turns out, he was actually dating someone, and the lucky lady had a little girl named Emma. Emma’s dad died when she was just a baby, so she never really knew a father. Now at three years-old. Luckily Jake could be that dad to her, and maybe even give her a little sister.Syanna was excited for him. She loved that Jake was getting back out there, not being burdened with the cursed Tarrio child. Of course, she didn’t say that out loud. Jake wouldn’t stand for it. But that was what made him so awesome, anyway. He stayed for about two hours until he had to run, leaving Syanna with a keen, loving warning about staying safe, and telling her he loved with all his heart. And though hers was still broken from cutting off things with Cole, a visit from Jake really helped. But now she was alone, and her thoughts were able to drift back to the golden-eyed man,

She had done it again.She had utterly crushed him two times in the span of a week. But it was necessary. For the past three days, she had been contemplating what Genevieve had said. And the more she thought about breaking their bond, the more it hurt. She cried her eyes out this morning before making the trip to Cole’s room. But Juliet assured her that this could be for the best. Juliet never much liked Cole, even being a cupid. But Syanna knew she never understood. To Juliet, Cole was just bad news, and she couldn’t be more relieved that Syanna now ‘saw the truth.’ Yet, she had to do this. She had to sever their link, or they both will suffer. “Syanna,” he whispered, taking a defeated step towards her. Syanna stepped back on instinct, and her heart ached even more. “Cole, please. It’s not easy for me.”“So don’t do this,” he said, his eyes pleading. “Syanna, I know I’ve been a mess. I know I have been too impulsive with people, but I can be better for you.” “Cole, you’re not a

Unici’s classes were sometimes pointless. They taught them the basics of supernatural knowledge, the history of the fairies and the ‘evil’ out there. They also taught them fighting skills, and things they needed to know about nature, plants and animals. So, science and biology were a huge part of their curriculum. They also, even though it wasn’t needed, taught them general subjects that would be taught at a regular university, but they had the chance to choose. Syanna, with her annoyingly ambitious self, decided to take as many ‘human’ courses as possible because, one, she very much still planned to remain human and two, although Unici was her destiny and dream, she still wanted it to reflect a normal college as much as possible. But now, at six in the evening, when most of the school was either hanging, banging, sleeping or eating, she was stuck in math class with her very lazy professor, Mr Figs. Mr Figs had assigned them tasks that Syanna was sure he didn’t know how to solve h