Envisioned

Chapter Four: Jace

I couldn't believe all that had occurred in just a few, short hours. I'd met my twin flame, who just happened to be the girl from my dreams. When I first saw her in the club, staring at me with a mixture of shock and longing in her eyes, I was awestruck.

Her dress hugged every curve, accentuating her voluptuous breasts, perfect hips, and tight ass. Her long hair curled over her shoulders down to the middle of her back, and I had just wanted to tangle my hands in it as I consumed her, starting with those full, pouty lips.

Probably drooling at the sight of her, all sound had drowned out as we stared at each other. I could barely see her friend yelling in her ear as my dream woman continued to hold my gaze, her eyes locked on mine with desire.

Just when I had been about to go to her, some asshole grabbed her and jerked her backwards, pulling her away from me like in my dreams. Her eyes, etched with fear, had stayed locked onto mine as I started after them. I had never felt such rage as when I thought of someone else's hands on her, taking her away from me when I'd just found her.

Her friend had also hastily followed after them, but I quickly passed her, desperate to get to her before that monster touched her. He was an Elemental, I could feel it, but I didn't know how powerful or what Element he controlled. He flipped her around, breaking our gaze before he shoved her out the back door. The door slammed shut, and when I finally reached it, it wouldn't budge. Fuck! He must have barricaded it with something heavy if I couldn't push it using a normal amount of strength.

That was when her friend had come up to the door. I could sense that she was an Elemental, and her eyes shined an illuminated turquoise, confirming my feeling. She looked at me and said, “So, the famous Jace Vasquez is an Elemental, huh?”

“And who are you?” I questioned, anxious to get the door opened as I pushed against it.

“Kimber Taylor. My best friend, Brielle, is the one out there. She has no idea she's an Elemental,” she answered.

“What? What do you mean she doesn't know she's an Elemental?” I asked, my voice rising slightly.

“Her dad believes her to be the One from the Prophecy. He's kept her hidden in Avalon on the Santa Catalina Island, under the protection of the Oracle. He felt she would be safer if she knew nothing of Elementals until she turned eighteen, which was today,” she stated.

“She knows nothing about her powers?” I asked again.

“No,” Kimber sadly answered.

“Why would you take her off the island, especially knowing how vulnerable she is?”

Kimber looked down at the ground, guilt obviously overtaking her. “I just wanted her to have fun before she was thrown into the craziness of our world. I didn't think anything would happen, it was only one night,” she replied dejectedly.

I didn't respond. My need to get to Brielle had multiplied knowing that she was defenseless against an older, experienced Elemental. I backed away from the door and took a deep breath as I closed my eyes.