“I told you to stop, Gordon. Did you have to say that? Do you know how that made me look? Didn’t you see that people were watching?” Amanda said as she cried.“Oh, come on. Your boyfriend is an asshole. I’m sure they think that Gordon said that because he only wanted to win the argument.” Gabriel said.“I’m sorry. I got so angry and jealous.” Gordon said.“Yes, I said I missed you and I still love you but I have to move on now, we live in two different worlds, we’re not children anymore.” Amanda said.“If you hadn’t left, we would not even be having this conversation.” Gabriel said.“You’re still mad at me.” Amanda said.“This is your fault, isn’t it? But I’m tired of being angry and immature.” Gabriel said.“Then don’t be. Let’s enjoy the moment, I don’t know when I'm gonna see you guys again.” Amanda said and hugged Gabriel.“Am I not getting a hug?” Gordon said.“Of course, I’ll hug you.” Amanda said and hugged Gordon.“But have you and Marcus uhhh… yunno….” Gordon said, still hugg
“I’m so glad that you accepted my invitation. I’m very happy to see you.” Daisy said as she held Minx’s hands.Minx did not say anything but just smiled and followed Daisy.“I told you I have a surprise for you right?” Daisy said.“Yes, you did.” Minx said shyly.“We’re here.” Daisy said as they stopped in front of a beautiful house. It looked like the home of the witch doctor that Minx admired so much in Seattle but the only difference was that it was bigger and maybe, finer. It seemed more exotic too.“I know that you’re a wolf blood witch and you can’t come to our home because it repels your kind. I know what it feels like to not be able to be with your child, at least, I can imagine it. Minx, I have no intentions of making your life miserable and I’m sorry that I’ve been doing that for quite some time.“I want you to be happy and I want my grandchild to be happy too. Thanks to you, I’ll be a grandmother at a young age.” Daisy said and they both laughed.Minx could not believe how
Minx and Daisy had finished catching up and it was time for Minx to go but she could not move, it was as if her body was glued to the chair where she sat. She struggled and struggled to get up but it was all to no avail.“What’s wrong?” Daisy said as she studied the worried look on Minx’s face but Minx said nothing.“Are you okay?” Daisy said, this time with some more seriousness. She thought that Minx’s stomach was too heavy for her and so tried to help her get up but the moment she touched Minx, something strange happened.Daisy was hearing voices, probably from Minx’s head. “I told you I’ll get you eventually. Your baby will die soon, just enjoy it while it’s still alive.” The voice kept saying.Minx could neither move nor say a word, tears rolled down her cheeks as she sat, staring blankly at the open space.Daisy was immediately alarmed. She realized something was up, but how could she help Minx?Daisy was lost in her thoughts and didn’t notice when Minx started bleeding.“What?!
“I regret trusting you. You could not do your damn job right. Not only did you involve Amanda, but you also did not even hit them hard. They look so perfect and unharmed.” A voice said.“There is a mistake here. They were bleeding before I put them in the van. That one over there bled the most.” Another voice said, pointing at Gabriel who was strapped to a chair.Gabriel and Gordon were strapped to a chair in Marcus’s living room while Amanda was laid on the couch. They were supposed to be rushed to the hospital but Marcus changed his mind, he feared that the police would figure out that he set up the accident in the first place and so, decided to take them home.They remained unconscious for a while until Gordon opened his eyes slowly. He was confused, the last thing he remembered was asking Amanda to share his bed with him and he was yet to get a response before the blackout.“Amanda? Gab?” Gordon said as he looked around the room, his vision, still hazy.“One of them is up.” The
Five months later…“Ahh!!! It’s coming! It’s coming!” Minx groaned and grimaced in pain as she felt something like urine running down her legs. “My water has broken!” She struggled to get off the chair to get her phone to call Daisy. She had just stepped out to get some stuff for the baby, she knew that her delivery time was close, and she never knew that Minx went into labor the moment she left.Minx called and called but Daisy wasn’t picking up. “What am I gonna do? I don’t know the first thing about being in labor.” Minx cried as the pressure in her vagina built up.Daisy had been schooling Minx about everything that concerns being with a child, mostly after delivery because she thought she would be around when Minx would be due for delivery. Minx remembered one thing that Daisy shared with her one time, it was a video of a woman who delivered her baby herself and with this, although Minx could not remember the details, she immediately rushed to the bathroom and filled the bathtu
Daisy rushed back inside the house and dropped the baby in case of any other weird scenario and went to carry Minx off the floor to the bed.She wondered why Minx slumped, but then, she guessed that Minx must have lost a lot of energy from the wind she created earlier.“I need you at the new building immediately. Minx just delivered and the baby is not breathing.” Daisy said to Dr. Bennett over the phone.“I’m on my way.” Dr. Bennett said and dropped the call.Since Minx’s child’s case was settled, she moved to Minx who lay lifeless on the bed. Daisy took pity on her and hoped that she gets better soon, she hadn’t even had the chance to hold her baby. This had to be the most complicated pregnancy and delivery story Daisy had ever witnessed. If it turns out to be a success, she would tell the story to everyone she comes across, whether they ask or not.Some minutes later, Dr. Bennett arrived and started examining the baby. He did a few mouth-to-mouth resuscitations and a few chest com
Minx had not been herself since after delivery. She started feeling weird, all her senses were heightened, and she felt more alive than she had ever been. She could hear people speak from almost a mile away. Formerly, her sense of hearing was only limited to a few inches off the normal range of hearing but now, it was way beyond that.She felt a new surge of power and vitality course through her veins, almost as if she had been reborn. She wanted to talk to Daisy about it but she decided to wait a little longer and study herself before letting anyone in on it, the last thing she wanted was to draw attention to herself rather than leave it focused on her newborn.“He doesn’t have our mark. Maybe he really is a witch.” Daisy said as she checked the back of his palm and didn’t see the half moon markings that all werewolves from the blood moon pack had. Daisy was more than excited.“He’s pretty regardless. Look at how white he is.” Daisy said in wonderment. No doubt, the baby’s skin was
“Minx? Can you hear me? Minx?” Dr. Bennett called out as she pointed a torch in her eyes but didn’t see any form of constriction in her pupils, a defense mechanism the eyes have to protect the retina from too much light.“She’s gone. Whatever this is, it would continue and there’s no telling to what extent it would go. I think we have to invite a witch expert.” Dr. Bennett said.“B-But most of the witches live in a group at Boston. How would that be possible?” Seth said as he finally handed the baby over to Daisy.“I know one or two people.” Dr. Bennett said.“Okay, get on with it, right now. I need to be sure that the wolf blood witches are not at their second attempt to harm this baby.” Seth said.**This time, Minx’s soul was conjured to the coven of the wolf blood witches. Gina had been trying to bring Minx to the tomb but something kept blocking it. According to them, Minx had committed a grave sin again the confraternity and must face her judgment. The high priestess had alread