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Mei-Rin could not say why her mother had to get married again. She could remember her father: a terrible, cruel man who would hit both of them just because he could. Now, all of that would happen again.

And yet, there was nothing she could do; after the wedding, the new part of the family moved in. And that was when she first learnt that the new father had a son.

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{How about a teacher trainee, though?}

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Mei-Rin was not really happy to attend that big party, but because of the fact that her parents’ company had just managed to finish some difficult transaction, and because of the great anniversary, she knew she had to come. At least to make her parents happy.

With a sigh, she reached for a glass of wine one of the waiters offered to her. Truth be told, she was not sure why she had accepted it; she didn’t really like drinking.

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It was just a dare: to get into an old manor, which was considered to be haunted. And how was Rachel supposed to refuse it? To stain her honour? No. Never.

Athough she had claimed before that she had not been afraid, that such things as ghosts had not existed, now, when she was left all alone, locked in the great house, she felt a cold shiver go down her spine. And what if there actually was something inside…?

Sometimes her imagination made it all worse; and apparently it was this time, because when she began climbing upstairs, she would have sworn she could see a silhouette of a grown-up man.

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It was just an autumn day. Cloudy and wet, nothing really special. After all, it was already October, and it would be pretty strange if the weather was different. Nothing showed it would be a day other than any other.

Nothing.

And yet... Mei-Rin frowned slightly, seeing the drops on her glasses and wiped them away with her sleeve when she heard a strange thud not far away from where she stood.

Without a moment of hesitation, she ran in the right direction and knelt next to something that looked like a dead body. And yet, it was not a body, and Mei-Rin could see that. There was no blood, and the person’s chest moved slowly in the rhythm of their breath.

But what surprised her most was the pair of enormous wings growing from their back. One of them was broken, and although it was like a dream, she understood what had happened.

Send my muse “That’s messed up.” and I’ll generate an AU in which our muses are in a forbidden relationship.@greenhairedthiefqueen

It felt like mistakes were made more often than Frank could deal with. Because of the trouble he’d gotten into with the underground market, he had even skipped the first days of the school year.

He finally dragged his feet along towards school, figuring that he couldn’t avoid it anymore. There was someone he’d been wanting to see there anyway.

And sure enough, as he was busy looking at the ground, he bumped into exactly that person.