The Jungle Witch

Part 4

Chapter 4 The Jungle Witch

--In Encanto--

Luisa still had immense strength but no super strength left in her. She missed Mirabel so much. Her wounds never faded in the light of her pain. Luisa cursed Isabella and Abuela for hurting Mirabel.

Mirabel always helped, no matter the skill needed for something. Mirabel could always make Luisa laugh. Mirabel loved the family so much that no matter what happened or problems created always went above and beyond to make an individual feel special and loved. As the months went on: Antonio, Camillo, and the town kids who loved Mirabel's company forgot about her and found new lives in the wreckage. Isabella is still desperate to create blossoms to show life is the same.

No one proposed to Isabella except for a youngish traveling villager man. The man took her over a passage over plains and several rivers away from Encanto to his hometown the very night; they married. Dolores got caught stalking Mariano and Maria after their grand marriage. Maria was already expecting the first of many children. After that happened, Dolores disappeared in a rainy mist and was never heard or seen again. Julietta was fading from view as she lost meaning or purpose in life.

Julietta died quietly in the night. She never forgot the heart's trouble, and it took her life after. Augustin tried to carry on but broke down into a bad drinking habit. One day he hit his head and never got up.

Pepa, Felix, Antonio, and Camillo were the perfect family of the leftover Madrigals. All were happy and giftless. Camillo was always the life of the party. Now that his personality was showing, he won everyone's hearts in town. Since Mariano was now married, Camillo was the most illegible bachelor. Antonio was in school and was making friends as; easily as breathing.

Luisa packed a bag and left. The town felt her absence as they demanded too much of her as time went on. Luisa had the urge to make things right. She'd find Mirabel no matter how long it took.

Alma Madrigal died alone and forgotten as casita finally fell unheeded any longer.