Practical Magic Aunts Novels & Stories

I blurt out, and by the look on my aunt's face, I'm ready to run. Run to Canada. Klara's eye begins to twitch. "Just tell me why you were using magic in this realm. I know you don't like to because it drains your energy so why?" my aunt roars. "Madison pushed me to the brink and I lashed out and punched my locker denting it. Then I realized what I had done and used magic to fix it and Morgan saw me." Her eyes visibly soften."What did this Madison do to make you so angry?" she asks, and this time the anger in her voice is replaced with concern.

It was in the temple that my aunts first encountered witches and warlocks, learning the ways of magic under their guidance. These natural-born practitioners were patient and wise in ways that the adults in our lives never were. Their presence was at once calming and electric, like the silence just before a storm - alive with the promise of knowledge, of power, of secrets hidden in the folds of the world.

It was hand written. She went on, flipping the book and stopping to read through some parts of it. It was a book about spells and she found herself laughing at the silliness of the thought that magic was still in existence. Some of the spells in the book made Matilda to shake her head and conclude that the book had been written during the time that witches existed. Some of the recipes in the book had ingredients like a two day old crow's blood, the crushed bark of a cider tree, four leaved clovers, mint leaves that had bloomed in the summer and many other bizarre ingredients.

The Hunters chain him, aggressively pushing him outside the temple. “Fuck! Fuck! What should I do?” **** “Aunt? Aunt, are you home?” I barged in home, searching every room like looking for aunt Lilian. My heart is pounding so hard against my chest. I heard a voice coming from a room. I walked over to the room, slightly opening, I saw aunt Lilian using magic to grow flowers and crops deeply simultaneously engrossed in her music. I entered the room and she still didn't notice until I gave her a soft tap on her shoulder.

" It's not like that pumpkin, and neither am I trying to insult your mom. A natural born witch is rare, and highly cherished. We often go to them to help with different spells and potions. They're very much respected. If your mom is a witch, then that makes you very special." My anger was replaced by confusion. "What do you mean? Antonio never made mention of anything like that to me. He rubbed his bare arm absentmindedly while staring at the cackling fire. "We spoke to your brother as well. He confirmed our suspicion. Your mom is a witch, and so is your aunt Millicent." I couldn't believe what I just heard. On a second thought, Aiden may be right. Aunt Millicent's skills with herbs, and eve

Even if someone found this book, it would be useless for them. So, I began with the first page and learned a few spells before performing them in an open area. Some of them were small spells like lifting objects, giving shapes to water or air. But still, they were hard to perform. I wondered how I got witchcraft in my blood when Luna Aria wasn't my real mother? Did beta female belong to a witch bloodline? No way!!! I never saw her doing such things and I could barely predict she would be a witch. Even if she was one, she would be the weakest among all of them. I shrugged those thoughts about these pack members and focused on witchcraft.

I didn’t even know that my mother had spell books, but because she was living in our home, it was easy for her to find it. My aunt gave this spell books to me. She thought that I might have them. It was strange to look at my mothers handwriting and read the things she had written. I feel closer to her that moment, and I was thankful for the gift. It was only unfortunately, and I had gotten her hands on them. She wouldn’t ever be able to practice magic ever again though.

Her ill health made her look smaller and more wrinkled so when she massaged her temples with her head bent, she looked like a frustrated grandmother sick of the younglings around her. “I am still a spirit mage.” My mother raised her chin even higher. “My magic may not be what it used to be but I am not powerless.” “You – You –“ Crystal shook her head. “If you want to cast fortification magic, I can help, Aunt Victoria,” Cedric piped in. “I haven’t had to chance to try it out recently.” “Even with the both of you –“Crystal exclaimed. “Have you seen the sheer size of the palace? You two alone think your magic is enough to protect the entire place?”

Theria put her face in her hands, "Put away the childish things, Warren. You're doing big boy stuff now." The bartender cleared his throat, "Could we get back to the task at hand. Max said with a smile. "I'm sure there is a time and place to sort out your domestic squabble." Warren went to speak, but Aurelia silenced him with a hand, "That's enough out of you." Her tone grew steely and businesslike, "We need a few volunteers to help lure a deadly spirit here so we can put it down." Max looked around the room, "Looks like you don't have any takers for that mission. The magic stuff freaks out us soldier types. We've seen enough human horrors to last a lifetime. Why would we go looking for supe

Both dresses –mine and my mothers'- are finished on time, and the final result is simply outstanding! We are only a breath away before the big day of the ball. It is the day after tomorrow. Everyone in the castle is in a fluster by the preparations. They run all day to arrange everything to perfection and especially my 'nanny' Aida. The poor woman has a lot on her plate. She must be everywhere, take care of everything. This would be so hard for anybody.