All Chapters of Her Savior: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

They arrived at his precinct, she was wearing her oversized hoodie covering her face while he kept on holding to her very cold hand. She could feel her cold sweat trickled down the back of her spine, as she kept on holding his warm hand firmly until they both arrived at an opened office door. It was spacious, large enough for her to know that Ian had taken her directly to his superior's office. They walked down the precinct hall, passing several cops working on their desks, while it was all a blur to her. She kept focusing on her heart, which was beating so hard that she felt as if it could blow up at any given moment. "Captain." "Ah, detective Taylor, nice of you to finally show up..." his captain was a man in his late forties, still buff and had a respectful authoritative aura that made her feel even more like a cat in a lion's den. She was gripping her hold on Ian's hand tighter.

"Shani, please come inside, I'm Ian and this is Blair.""Oh my..." Shani looked at the hand mark on Blair's pale neck."... I'm sorry for not being able to come sooner. Let's do this now shall we?" "I'm grateful that you're here now," Blair said as she ushered her to come inside. "He's full of vengeance Blair, and your fear for him feed his strength. He's growing stronger because of it, but don't worry I'm here now. I'll get rid of him." She smiled sweetly at her. Ian stood back and watched Shani while standing close to Blair for her support. He had only heard of her from Lisa and Dave, his captain had met the witch before. He still couldn't believe that he was living in a town where the supernatural has been apart of its people from hundreds of years back. The things he saw and experienced, he would not believe if he hadn't seen it for himself.

 It was two weeks later when her case made it to a judge. The Taylor's had assured Simmons that they didn't want the case to go public, and wanted everything done behind the closed doors of their lawyer's office. Last week Blair finally met Ian's dad, his mom told her to come for a family dinner. She hesitated and remained tensed until the end of dinner when he eases her up with some jokes and Ian rubbed her back, silently telling her that she was doing great.Then when the day came she had both his mom and dad assuring Markov's lawyer, Albert Simmons that they wanted everything to speed up and finished quickly. Albert agreed with them, the only thing that had prevent Blair's case from going national was another case that has been taking up the news, hogging up airtime, leaving the headline of a husband killer so mediocre.  "Ian, I don't know if I can do this if I can face his paren

Ian and Blair arrived at her mom's house, it was situated outside the city area where the land was vast and people has horses at their properties. The house looked a bit run down, but you could actually see that it used to be a big beautiful house. Blair knocked on the door and an older woman opens the door for her. She recognized Blair and excused herself to do some housework in the back of the house. Blair called me to come closer and we let ourselves into her childhood house. "Mom?"She greeted her mother who was sitting in front of the television. She was holding a book on her lap, then looked at Blair the moment she calls for her. But it only took seconds when her mom accused her with a low shaky voice as if she was withholding so much emotion inside her."Murderer..." "Mom..." she stopped in front of her, she bit her lip and holding back her tears. Ian moved to her side within moments."Adulterer..." she spat another word when she looked at Ian.He knows that she would crumb

 "Hey Taylor, are you with me?" Garcia called him out when he was not responding to her question.He had just ended his call with Blair and he was having a difficult time getting himself in the game and back to thinking about the case.His mind was thinking back to his girlfriend, he was wanting nothing but to be there for her. Though deep down he knows that she could make it, that she was strong. He sighed and finishes his coffee then look at Garcia, nodding back to her and telling her that he was thinking about the case.She looked at him with doubt but then was back to the pile of documents in front of her."I didn't realize being a detective will be more about combing through the paperwork. I thought we're looking for clues in the field.""Well we do, but in some cases, this is what we do and traffic cams are the worst. And we haven't even gone there, so what do you want for lunch? We'