Daughter of the Moon

I was flat on my back, gasping for air as Jacob helped me up, “You okay, sis?” I took his arm and pulled myself up, “Yeah, I’m fine.” I breathed out, “That kick just took me by surprise.” Jacob nodded,  “You were thinking about mom?” I looked away and balled my fist. Jacob sighed and placed a hand on my shoulder, but I took that momentary lapse of judgment and flipped him onto his back, knocking the wind out of his lungs. When he recovered, he got back up, clutching his torso, “Nice one, Ray.” I smirked and helped him to a bench, “Just make sure to keep your foot straight. You only caught me off guard; if I was aware, I co

I sat in my seat as we continued the drive to the castle. So much has happened tonight, some good, some bad. I looked over to Connor, who was staring out the window, I cleared my throat, and he turned to me, “Did you mean what you told Neil and my Father?” He grasped my hands and smiled lightly, “No.” He said plainly, “You, Nuray, will be equal to me. You won’t have to ever be afraid of me, I can promise you that. I will never hurt you, not intentionally.” I smiled a little and nodded, “And I meant what I told you as well.” “Hmm?” “We can take this slow.” He told me, “I don’t want to push you into something you’re not ready for.” I nodded, “Thank you,” I told him, followed by a yawn; I didn’t realize how tired I was. Connor chuckled a bit and took off his jacket, covering me up with it, “Come here,” he said softly; I scooted closer and laid my head against his chest, “get some sleep; we’ll be there in a little while.” I sighed as I got comfortable, and soon, I fell asleep. I