Full Moon ⁀➷ Wenclair

group sessions. (eight)

  After walking as fast as I could, I finally reached Eugene's shed. Xavier was probably drawing another horrifying painting of me.

  I abruptly walked in, almost smirking at the scene. But if I were to smirk it would be used as blackmail. Eugene was showing Enid one of his hibernating bees while deviously grinning.

"The queen bee actually plays a big role, while all the boys praise her." The boy leaned closer to the girl. In response, Enid shooed him away, making disgusted weeps.

"Hey, back off, she has claws." I pitched in, trying not to sound like I was defending the girl. If I were caught defending Enid it would be the end of the world.

Eugene turned around with the bee in his hand, nurturing it with a small hug. "Hey Wednesday." The boy pushed up his glasses through his bee helmet while putting the bee back.

  Enid sighed in relief, staring at me gratefully. I wouldn't of saved her for no wager, she owed me big time and I wasn't going to forget about it.

  "Come on, puppy, we need to get a move on it." Very classic of myself to tease Enid about her wolfing out or whatever she was having problems with.

"Don't call me puppy." The girl pouted, shoving past Eugene eagerly. The shocked boy protested on saying something, but stopped after seeing the glare on my face.

It's not that I'm protective over my roommate, it's just that I would be blamed as the mystery monster if I were held accountable for whatever happened. Nobody knows what the bee kid could be responsible for.

"Aren't you going to help me with honey?" Eugene asked as Enid and I exited the shed. I rolled my eyes, he's done it alone for half of the semester, why not another?

"Be quiet before I use your bee's stingers and pluck them into you one by one." I sighed, crossing my arms and facing the dude.

"Come on Wednesday!" Enid yelled, being already out of the bee haven. I peered at the girl who was swatting at a bunch of bees.

"Quit swiping before they sting you." I stated, walking away from Eugene. Boys should really learn about personal space.

  "How about we shop in town later?" Enid randomly asked as we approached Nevermore.

  "I'll think about it." I'm not going soft on the girl, I'm just doing what she wants so I can get my way in the future.

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Apparently you can request group therapy sessions at Dr. Kinbott's, because the next thing I knew I was sitting next to two barbarians with hearts of glass. Enid was waiting for me outside to shop for random things she obviously didn't need.

  "So, Xavier and Tyler, you've both requested a session with Wednesday." Dr. Kinbott sipped on a cup of tea. I nastily glared at the both of them, first Xavier paints a horrifying painting of me, then he requests a group session?

  Don't think Tyler was off of the hook either. He was a weird coffee addicted man. He also reeked of stalker vibes. It didn't help that his dad was head sheriff either.

  "Yeah." Xavier cupped his hands together, peering at Tyler, then me. Tyler also nodded, silently peering at Dr. Kinbott.

  "Is there any drama going on between you three?" She asked, assuming we were all goody-two shoes that would fess up about anything.

  "Yeah." Tyler agreed, like an eager dog waiting to pamper anything out. The other guy stayed quiet, not peeping a sound for a moment.

  "Well I thought you and Xavier were best friends?" Dr. Kinbott furrowed her eyebrows, staring at the both of them.

  "I'd like to use the bathroom." I announced, getting up and walking towards the bathroom. I wasn't about to be stuck in between an argument about me. They've already fought behind my back, I guess the perks of having a hand as a secret agent is not beneficial. I didn't like any of them, so what's there to fight about?

  I shut the door behind me, locking it and placing my mini backpack on the counter. I flushed the toilet and turned on the faucet, quickly pulling out a screwdriver. I hefted my backpack over my shoulder, brining the screwdriver was a brilliant idea.

  I unscrewed some of the screws on the top window, it instantly was able to go down and up. I turned off the faucet, I wasn't that rude to waste water. Silently, I shifted out the window, making it on the roof.

The roof was slippery but manageable, it's not like it wasn't my first rodeo escaping. I peered out at the front, Enid was patiently waiting for my session to end. I found a ladder that led to the ground, slowly but surely I climbed down it.

I picked up my pace, walking to the girl. She furrowed her eyebrows intensely, gazing at Dr. Kinbott's and then me. I sighed, "We've got to hurry."

"But how did you do that?" She asked, Star struck. She was definitely burning day light and my precious time.

To my horror, I could see Xavier running down the stairs. "Come on!" I grabbed Enid's wrist while jolting away. Looking back, I wouldn't of done that normally. She was my get away and I couldn't of just ran without her ratting me out.

I turned a corner, hiding behind a brick wall. Enid was practically being dragged by me. "Wednesday, what's going on?" She questioned as I stopped at the brick wall where both of them possibly couldn't of seen me. I shushed Enid desperately.

"Wednesday, I know I saw you!" I heard Xavier yell, it echoed near us, and he sounded pissed off for sure. I shook my head, biting my lip.

"You're still holding my wrist." Enid stumbled her words out. I flicked my hand away, the screws I unhinged weren't the only things not working today.

"Where did you want to shop again?" I nervously asked, usually I wouldn't be nervous but Xavier could run like a maniac for long amounts of time.