All Chapters of Mist: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Kiran sighed, and I knew he felt guilty about it, as well. None of us had imagined that Raven was capable of body jumping. “I’m worried about you,” he said, and I looked at his reflection in the mirror.“I’ll be okay,” I said.“Why did you take the bullet for me?” he asked me.“You would have done the same thing for me,” I said, and he nodded.“Thank you, Kai,” Kiran said.“For what?” I frowned, as I looked at him. I’d been absent since Kari died. I didn’t take anyone’s calls and I hadn’t left the house.“You brought me back,” he said, emotionally.“You’re my father. You came to find me first,” I said, and Kiran wrapped himself around me.“Death is a tricky character.”“He’s a bastard,” I said, softly.“Have you spoken to her?” Kiran asked me, and I looked down.“Every day,” I said, and looked at Kari where she sat on the bed, smiling at me.Kiran drove behind me to the church, and we were the last to arrive. Her wedding ring was in my pocket, and I carried it with me everywhere. I w

A lot has happened in the past 18 months. William proposed to Saga with Karani’s ring, but they still hadn’t gotten married, because he stuck to what he originally said. William kept his word, and said he would only marry Saga once she had her degree. She was working hard on it, and she only had seven months left before she finished her studies.Lucy had come to visit, and to our surprise, she and Adara got along really well. Lucy adored Jace, and he liked her, not as much as he loved and adored Adara, though. Kiran taught her basic magic, and I had joined them for dinner every night for the four weeks she had visited them. Lucy was afraid of Tala, and Falcon had just laughed, because Tala had that same presence Levi had.Malachi had run out of a Council meeting in Sterling when Jessica phoned him, crying hysterically, only to find out that their dog had died. Jessica didn’t talk to him for a week because he’d laughed at her. It wasn’t that he didn’t love that dog, he was just relieve

I opened the Jeep’s door for Jace as he stood waiting next to it and I shook my head as he climbed in. He was wearing a t-shirt that Tala had given him for his birthday, that sported a corpse clown with fangs for teeth, tight jeans with boots, and a leather bomber jacket.“Is this place, you know …” His voice trailed off, and I smiled at him.“All kinds of people hang out there,” I said, and he smiled.I drove us to The Alehouse, and we parked a block away in the first empty spot I could find. The place was packed, and I could already hear the music pumping. Jace was a bit hesitant as we walked down the street toward it.“What’s wrong?” I asked him.“The last time we went out …” His voice trailed off again, and I thought back to that night when he got taken. I hadn’t known that it was still bothering him that much.“That’s not going to happen here, Jace. This is Seward, not California; besides, I know almost everybody in this town,” I said, and pushed the door open.“Kai!” I heard my

I parked the Jeep in the garage and unlocked the side door. I could feel Death’s presence again, and I shook my head as I walked into the kitchen.“You must lead such a sad pathetic existence,” I said to him, and he frowned.“Ouch, Kai. Don’t be like Kiran in every way. He also likes to hurt my one feeling,” Death said, and pulled out a chair from the kitchen table.“So, are you going to tell me exactly where in Sterling she is, or are you taking me there?” I asked him.“Are you inviting me on a road trip?” Death asked excitedly, and I looked oddly at him.“You are one clown short of a circus, aren’t you? Whatever, road trip, if you want,” I said, and he grinned at me.“I hope you have decent road trip music,” Death said, and looked around in the kitchen that was still painted green.“Stay down here. I’m going to shower and change,” I said, and left my keys and phone on the kitchen table.I took a very hot shower, washing off the smell of liquor and sweat coming from my pores. I dress

The seconds ticked by as I kept looking at her. She was still holding my hand tightly in hers. “For some reason, I believe you.”“You can believe me, nobody here’s going to hurt you,” I said.She looked down and nodded her head. “Were you really in my dreams last night?”“I think somehow, yes, because you were in mine, as well,” I said.“I remember your face. You told me you were coming for me,” she said, and shifted on the bed. “I don’t know how that’s possible–”Tala knocked on the door and opened it. She walked inside with a tray of food in her hands. I stood up and took the tray from her. She looked at Adelie with so much sadness, I was almost afraid to know what she’d seen when she touched her.I put the tray down in front of her and took a step back. “I’ll be back to check on you in a little while. My mom’s right, you should eat, and try to sleep.”I left her in the room with the door ajar. She had already been locked in one room for long enough, and I didn’t want her to feel c