Sam Donovan

“Who is ‘Tam’? Tam asked. “Am I Tam?” she wondered. She was standing in a grocery store and could not recall how she had gotten there. Tam couldn’t remember anything now that she thought about it. Panic rising in her, Tam turned to the stranger, “Who are you?” Tam wondered aloud. 

Sam stood there stunned for a minute.  That wasn't what she expected at all.  "Wait a minute," she said as she closed her eyes to try to sense anything nearby.  One a second after closing her eyes she started to feel woozy.  Heavy presence was in the area.  Finally she opened her eyes to look at her cousin and around them.  It seemed there was quite a number of confused people in the store.  "You're Tam, that's your name.  Well Tamora," she said as she tried to figure out what to do.  "I'm your cousin, Sam."  They couldn't just leave whatever demon was doing this.

“Good to hear, Sam.” He remembered the witch from the wasteland. “Just want to make sure everyone is remembering to stay calm. Otherwise, our powers are useless.” He shook his head slightly. 

She wanted to joke that her powers were already useless but held her tongue.  "I don't we can blame them if they are.  Everything going on is pretty stressful," she would think there was plenty of freaking out going around.

“Wait.” Paige held up her hands. That wasn’t an answer to her question but it brought up some new ones.

“So you’re like a long distance cousin or something?” She asked the girl.

“Oh, good. Lemme just whip up a vanquishing spell for the most powerful demon I’ve ever worked for.” She rolled her eyes. “You must be new to this.” She sneered at the girl.

"No, I'm not new at this but in my experience just guessing with a spell or potion doesn't go well," she'd rather not dying trying one that wasn't strong enough.

“Good. Good.” Piper turned to the new voice. “Who are you again?” She wondered before registering the girl’s other questions. 

“Yeah, I’m fine. I wasn’t in the Underworld for very long. Never managed to find Lilith.” Piper gasped. “She must be the one who’s done whatever she’s done with Prue. Ooo, I’m gonna kill that bitch.” She growled, fisting her hands.

"I'm your cousin, my great grandpa is your grandma Penny's brother," that was a mouth full but the best way to explain it.  She didn't even know if Piper knew about her great uncle.  She knew that Penny didn't really talk about him.

“But why?” Posy released her from her tight embrace and looked at her friend confused. “Can’t you cast a spell or something?” she nudged her with her elbow. The nymph was sure that seeing her friend meant she was just moments away from getting home but it turns out that Sam wasn’t the answer and was just as stuck there as she was. 

"Time travel is a bit different than other forms of magic," unfortunately it didn't have an easy fix.  It was something that they had to live with until they fixed what needed to be fixed or learned whatever lesson that was in 2007.  As far as she knew no one was even close to figuring out either.  “We’re just going to have to get used to life here.  It’s not so bad, Posy.  It’s only 2007.  At least it’s not 1707.”

“Surprise!!! I have no idea!!” the nymph beamed at her friend, waving all excited. “I kinda like this time, there’s a lot more green around..” She hugged Sam all too tightly. “But I’d like to get back home. Do you think we can go back home? Can you take us home? Am I talking too much?? I think I’m just excited to see a familiar face from the future! Take us home!” 

Sam couldn't say that she wasn't happy to see Posy.  As nice as it was to have her family there some times a girl needed her friends.  Posy definitely being one of those friends she needed.  She hugged her tightly as still somewhat stunned that she was in the past too.  "I'm not sure when we'll be able to get back home," she said with a soft smile.  "You forget that I'm used to you."  There was no way she could out talk Posy.  "But we're going to be stuck in 2007 for a while.  You should probably start to get used to it."

“Take as long as you need, I didn’t say anything.” Truthfully, she was content just sitting there with her glass, watching the way the girl was focusing. Magic was still sometimes bewildering to her, but it was fascinating to see in action.

Sam was trying to focus on a magical creature that was nearby.  Felt like she almost had something but then she couldn't feel them anymore.  She let out a disappointed sigh, "They moved."  It was outside the radius of using her power this way.  "I'm sorry."  She really wanted to show Mia something cool.  

Wyatt tried to sit still for his cousin but the urge was only growing, “Sam, I’m more than happy to help but I really have to pee.” He looks to the table with his large cup now empty, he didn’t want to rush her but he could be quick in and out. “I’ll be back in like two minutes.”

Sam wasn't sure how long it would take actually.  She didn't know why this was always harder when she was so focused on it but she wanted to make it less random.  She figured the only way to do that was with a little more practice.  "Okay, but hurry back," she attempted not to sound too annoyed.