Nature's Abomination

“—All I’m saying, is that if people on the street are being annoying, punching them in the face should totally be justfiable.”

“I don’t remember asking how you’re doing but uh…thanks for filling me in.”

“Are you sharing?”

“Maybe if you say that one more time I’ll believe you,” Seb answered with a smirk. “Or if you can get me enough drinks. Either works.”

“Don’t be rude...” Rayna sighed looking down.

“You don’t look old enough be drinking.” Sam commented.

“Please don’t chew me out right now.” Rayna sighed looking around, “I needed something to cull the cravings.”

“Yes, right.” the tribrid snorted and rolled her eyes. “What’s got you angsty today?”

“Are you sure?”

“Why wouldn’t I be sure.” Rayna questioned shifting her weight awkwardly.

“It’s great that you learned to down your drinks, Ray.” She said with a small chuckle. “ But you can’t fool me with the whole ‘I’m okay’ thing.”

Rayna looked at her twin with a sigh, “It helps with cravings.” She explained looking at the glass.

{Apollo Text 5:30 pm} Let me borrow 20 bucks  {Apollo Text 5:30 pm} I’ll pay you back soon 

After talking with Lydia, he quickly went home to pack a few things. Just some clean clothes and pillow. He was hoping that nobody would catch him. Ethan froze once he heard Rae’s question. Turning around, he averted his eyes away from her. “I’m going to stay at Derek and Lydia’s for a while.” He muttered. 

“W–What why?” Rae questioned nervously.  “I mean did something happen?” Rae didn’t know why her brother would even want to leave.  He usually kept to himself, but this was a bit out of place.  

“I’ve did that spell like ten times and it didn’t work. Out magic did it” He smiled at her anyway. “Not to sure about that, he liked the dark objects. “

“You are definitely your mother’s daughter,” Lydia said with a smile, beaming with pride as she realized how grown up Rae had really become. “I know. And, I am always hear for you, too. Please don’t forget that.” She promised.

“I think that is a compliment.” She chuckled playfully, “My parents raised me right, most of the time and I had you guys to help guide me.” She added.  When Lydia assured her she’d always be there for her, she nodded.

“No im still in the Quater. Just out of my parents house.”

“That’s cool! I can help you move if you want.”

“Are you sure?” Orion raised an eyebrow. “I never really had any friends when I was a kid.”

The room seemed to fall to a still, the only thing moving were the words that slowly filled the room as they chanted together. It has hard to know what was happening at first but then you could feel it. A very old spell was breaking and falling apart as it was replaced with a new one. He smiled as they chanted it one last time. “It worked, It actually worked.”