Lahat ng Kabanata ng AMELIA: Falling For My Best Friend.: Kabanata 71 - Kabanata 80

AMELIA. After school, I called my mum to inform her of the changes regarding our dinner plans with dad and she was totally fine with it. For her, she wanted me to make more friends, go out of my shell a lot more and she likes that I have Ava with me, it makes her happy which also makes me very happy. So, we were on our way to Ava’s house right now and I'm not gonna lie, I was nervous and anxious. I had never met her mum previously and I was making a request from her the first time I meet her. I didn't know how it would portray me and all that, I just hoped that she wasn't a complicated person. “I can see the worry on your face.” Ava said and I chuckled nervously. “What do you expect? I'm very worried and nervous, this is a very delicate matter to your mother and I'm scared that everything might go left quickly.” I laid out my complains to her and she nodded in understanding. At least she understood where I was coming from. “Well, I'm also very worried, you know, I'm just trying

AVA. We were finally here. At my house to get my mother's help with the witch problem that Amelia was battling with. My aunty already said she was going to help but I knew that if my mum was in the mix, we would find a solution faster and then we can deal with Alura. My mum seemed to have a problem with Alura and I was in the dark about the whole story. When my grandmother was still alive she used to tell me not say anything about Alura or witch business when my mum was around, because my grandmother knew very well that I was always curious when it came to witch business. It fascinated me. The way we could control some certain things with just our hands, minds, and eyes. It gave me this euphoria, but I wasn't even allowed to lean or practice witchcraft which made me sad, but all the same, j was happy with my life. Right now, we were having dinner with my mum. She finished cooking with our help and we were chatting over dinner, and my mum was telling Amelia the embarrassing thin

AMELIA. “Okay, since you want to know.” Bonnie cleared her throat. “This all happened when I was sixteen. The witches coven don't bring in the kids until their sixteen, where they can make their own decision and know if they actually want to be witches, you know. It was a sweet thing. Everybody had their own thing going and witchcraft was going very well then, there wasn't really black magic then because everybody was scared of it.” “I fell in love at a very young age, I fell in love with the love of my life, the man who completed me. Our love story was crazy at the beginning. He had a crazy best friend, who was Alura. Everybody knew how obsessed Alura was with Ethan. We were all high school and Alura never left his side, always sitting down on business Hugh's, making weird requests because they were childhood friend. Apparently, everybody could see how obsessed Alura was with Ethan, but your father couldn't see it himself.” Bonnie said and laugh. “It was always so funny to me h

AMELIA. “While your father was dying, he begged me to move on. He said he wanted to be selfish and keep me, but he didn't want me to be miserable. He told me to take care of you, and myself. He told me never to give up on myself and that he would always be watching. That night is still seared into my memory.”“Oh my god.” I covered my mouth with my hands as I sobbed uncontrollably. I couldn't believe that she had been through that. How could anyone go through that and be fine?She was carrying this with her for how many years now? I asked myself, but I couldn't answer the question because it made me want to puke. I felt like I was going to puke. Fuck. Alura was so evil. Ava just stayed there, her eyes glued to the picture of her father, which was in the dining room. “Pretty much after that, things went to shit. The lawyers took everything your father owned away from me, but they forgot one thing. Your father was a very clever man. He left me a puzzle to solve. It looked complicate

AMELIA. “You'd have to unlock the powers yourself,” Bonnie said. I was shocked, that's a new twist in things. I stared at Ava, who blinked at her mother, confused. “Wait, what do you mean I'm the only one who can unlock them?” She asked. Bonnie shifted in her seat, looking proud and worried at the same time. “You have to want it, Ava. Not just say it–you have to dig deep into yourself, confront the parts of you that are scared, and then also pull it out. No one else can do it for you, not me, not the elders, not even Amelia.”Ava frowned. “So what, I just sit and wish really hard?” Bonnie let out a small laugh, shaking her head. “No, it's not about wishing, it's about remembering. It's believing. Your powers have been a part of you since you were born. Remember when you tried to take the pain of your father away before he died? Yes, you need to dig that part of you out; your powers have just been locked inside a wall that you didn't know existed; now you know it exists, and wha