~Ashley~"Why the hell does this place not network!" Keller complained as she moved across my dorm. Cassie sat by the side, head propped up by both her hands. Unlike what we all expected, our first day at school all ended the same way–Tragic! "You're a witch Keller, do what all witches do through spells." I said. She stopped and threw the phone at my bed before sitting on it. "Do you have a paper on anything I can scribble on?" She asked, jerking her eyes around the room. I shook my head and she happened to catch sight of a paper on Taylor's table. When I saw her move, I shook my head and grabbed her. "I don't think that's a good idea." "Don't worry, if she says a word all I have to do is snap my fingers and melt her brain." Keller said as she stopped me. "The last time you did, you almost got us into trouble." I scoffed. "Fine. What should I use then?" "You're a witch. I was thinking it'd be an easy task for you to snap your fingers and boom! A piece of paper." I said. "Th

~Ashley~Before she could say any other thing, I felt a flashlight being pointed at us. "Who's there?" Apparently, it was the security. The security man was a witch, hence, he couldn't see through the night like wolves and vampires. Without thinking twice, I ran to him and stood behind him. It was my first time seeing him but that didn't matter since he had literally saved us from a danger we had no idea how to resolve. "What is going on here, kid?" He inquired as he inched closer to Cassie, Keller and Principal Heaven. Before I could say anything, the woman beat me to it. "I noticed there were students outside at such an odd hour. I came out to have a look. Teenagers and being inquisitive." She laughed lightly afterwards and the security man joined her as well. Then he pointed the torch at us and snapped, "Go to your dorms and await your punishments tomorrow!" We wasted no time as we ran out almost immediately. Whatever happened that night, we had no idea but we were in for a

~Rebecca~I rushed down to the compound as soon as I saw him move. Unfortunately, I was too late to stop him from slitting his neck. I grabbed my dieing subordinate and tried effortlessly to give him my blood to heal but nothing was working. "He will be dead in the next five minutes. So I suggest you stop wasting our time and hear me out. If our talk goes well, I will give you the antidote you seek." I heard the man say leisurely. "He doesn't seem like a good person, Rebecca. Don't give in to him." The man in my arm who I recognized to be one of the first people I sired, Jason Morgan, said grabbing my shirt. He tried so much to smile despite the fact he was dying. "I will also advise him to save his strength and energy and shouldn't try to resist the position. It'll only spread faster and it'll get to his heart in no time. We both know what that means." I finally let go of Jason and got up. I walked back to where Gillies stood and stood next to him. "What do you want?" I asked

Ashley said nothing for a while before she scoffed. "If Principal Heaven really had such thoughts in mind then why did she act like a good person when Rebecca brought us?" The girl questioned. Keller resisted the urge to hit her head and scoffed. "Have you forgotten what we saw that night?" The three girls exchanged a look. Ashley, who found it ridiculous, asked, "Are you trying to imply something?" Keller nodded and walked back to the book on the table. She turned to another page which talked about travelers. "There's this ritual witches do. They jump from one body to another. Then their former body gets occupied by the soul of the original owner of the body they now possess." "So you're trying to say someone else is currently occupying the body of the Principal?" Cassie asked in disbelief. "Yes. The look in her eyes and the way she looks at Ashley has changed so much." Keller nodded. "We need to find her original body. The body now houses the soul of the Principal. If we can

~Rebecca~"I'm sorry for the death of one of your men." I heard just before I threw the lit lighter in my hand at the covered corpse of Jason. I covered back the lighter and turned to look at him. "You're no longer invited to my house, Gillies. Stop walking in like you own the place!"I could tell he wasn't fazed by my snap as he followed behind me. "There's something you have to know." He said after I turned around to face him. "I don't care, Gillies. I know you don't care about me, you're only interested in how you can save Bardot from Drexa. Yes, I get it and that Is why I'm telling you that I can't help you." I turned around again but stopped at his next words. "I know you have the feeling that Drexa is planning something big. She really is and it involves our sires. The entire Elshers. And as much as I hate to break this to you, Ashley is in the center of this." I finally deemed it fit to turn around. "What do you mean?" "I know you've been grieving for Jason that you've n