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Of course, he wanted to head back, his feet hurt, he was turning to a popsicle and he was fucking sleepy cause he was cursed to awake at ungodly hours. However, something caught Alex’s eye, his mood brightening up. Appearing from one of the bushes was a snow-white bunny with fur that looked to be as soft as anything imaginable. It looked so fragile, so tiny, that Alex wanted to hold it in his arms. Crouching, Alex called to it, hoping that it would hop over. When it did, Alex was beyond ecstatic, holding it in his hands. Its fur was as soft as imagined, its tiny nose wiggling around and its body warming Alex’s hands.

I am a little worried but I’m glad that I get to leave my shit show of a life behind really. I guess I feel safe here, I haven’t really ever felt safe not even with Jack, especially after that night. I guess I wasn’t as happy as I thought. Nep laughed “Shit show of a life hey?” FUCK! “Yeah, look I keep forgetting! That’s a hard one to wrap my head around.” Stella mumbled as she covered her face with her hands. James looked almost angry, Stella was about to ask what was wrong when Nep patted her on the shoulder “It’s okay, like I said once you go through your first full mood everything kind of becomes easier especially when you get to meet your wolf. Oh James we should get the other bittens t

-Take out your math book and place yourselves on page 15 please," the teacher tells us. I hear whispering among the students. The young, handsome teacher writes the topic on the board and his name on the side. Wade Wickham He's cute. I open my book and find myself on page 15. A piece of paper falls on top of my book so I look around for whoever threw it at me. But I couldn't see who it was. I was going to throw it away but I unfolded it and read its contents: "How does it feel to be one more passing Elder William's bed?" It said. I looked at Elder, he was in his world with his cell phone so it couldn't have been him. I crumpled up the paper and, making sure the professor didn't see me, I thr

Perfect. I trudged up the stairs towards my apartment. I was only one floor up but I still resented the extra exercise. Heading down the hallway a faint hint of rot hit my nostrils, grimacing I searched for the source. Arriving at my doorway I found it, a dead rat. I knew this building wasn't in the best part of town and that the landlord did the bare minimum but this was ridiculous. He'd be getting a strongly worded email from me tomorrow. Gingerly I bent down and picked the little sucker up by its cold, leathery tail. Holding it as far away from me as possible I rushed back down the stairs and out to the garbage can. Sorry little guy but I can't offer you a better burial than this.

“Thank you so much.” They spent the rest of the day unpacking. By 3 p.m., Maya had her room all sorted out and was in the kitchen making a light snack. There was a knock at the door, and as reluctant as she was, Maya still went to check. The blonde-haired girl outside the door smiled cheerfully at her. “Hello, my name is Annabel. My mom says to bring you some kimchi fried rice. Hers is the best in the entire street. Trust me, you will like it.”

On the cover was the word, “Bitten” Raven opened the book and felt a surge of power. The pages looked empty at first but a flash of light lit up behind every word as they appeared. This book had been enchanted. “This is from your father’s library. It contains the tale of the child born of the Bitten and the Born.”

Those people are interested in my blood. I was about to get up from soaking my body in my bath when I heard the loud sound of our old clock, signaling twelve o'clock. "Happy birthday, Claret, my dear granddaughter..." I smiled as grandma kissed the top of my head. "Thank you..." "Look in the mirror, I'll give you my gift." I followed what grandma said, and my smile grew even wider when she put on me a simple necklace with a black stone. I gently touched it while staring at the reflection in the mirror.

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And this is going to take a while. She looked at me for a moment. Then she handed me a book from Eli’s approved pile. You can hold this while you talk, she said. Eli approved it so it must be significant. I looked at the book. It was a picture book about a caterpillar. Noted, I said. I talked for an hour.