Wizard's Wish - (Kinda) Yandere SGE x reader

Chapter 44: Merlin's Secret Book Club pt 1

(This chapter also became pretty long, decided to split it into two parts, next ones comes tomorrow hopefully.)

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Agatha and Sophie managed to get back to the girl's castle, running away while invisible.
"Y-you–" Agatha panted, not sure what to say to Sophie. "He–"
"He was willing to kill us both, wasn't he?" Sophie said, face cold. "I did us a favor, she wouldn't have meant it if he kissed her after he said all of that. He would have locked her away, from us both."

"I–" Agatha knew it was true, still she felt a dread in her chest. "I have to tell Y/n–"
Sophie grabbed Agatha by the neck, just enough to not strangle her. "If you tell Y/n I was there, she'll know you were there," Sophie said. "She will know you sent that orange attack. And why would she believe someone like you, someone who looks and acts like a witch." In reality, Y/n would always believe Agatha. But Sophie played with Agatha's insecurities, her fears. In her mind, Y/n wouldn't trust her...

"Okay," Agatha said desperately, feeling Sophie's grip on her throat tighter.
"Good," Sophie said with a smile. "And if you still think of telling her, I'll kill you and everyone else in this cursed school."
Agatha nodded.
"Good, this will be the best for her anyway," Sophie said. "We'll make Y/n mean her wish to go home now that she knows Tedros is crazy, and the three of us can go back home. And nobody will die, like Y/n wanted."

Agatha blinked, because that was actually probably for the best. Tedros would kill anyone in his way for Y/n. It would be safest for them to go home. That way, Sophie would never become a witch, and Y/n would never be subjected to her love-sick prince.
"Okay," Agatha said, still she had a slightly sad smile. Because even if it was safest for Y/n and everyone else if they went back to Gavaldon, Agatha knew Y/n would never be happy in Gavaldon.

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Y/n flew back to the blue castle, dawn light hitting her f/c moth wings. As she got back to the Girls school, and conjured new clothes. But she didn't run to her bedroom, she ran somewhere else, down the corridors to the teachers quarter. She would be just the one she was looking for, coming out of her room in the early morning as she heard someone running.
"Y/n? What–" Dovey said, interrupted as she was hugged by Y/n.

Before any other teacher or any blue butterflies could hear them, Y/n transported them to her thinking place, where they could be alone. And once she was there, she started to cry.
"T-Tedros," She wept. "He's insane. H-he said he would kill everyone if he had to, for me. Then he used magic against me, I don't know what for, but I left him, and I can't go back, and I–"
"Y/n, Y/n, calm down," Dovey said, looking down at the devastated girl. He carefully rubbed the girls back and instructed her to take deep breaths. "It's okay, I'm here. It's okay."

"I-I feel so stupid." Y/n sobbed. "I should have known. He even said so in the poem he sent me, he wants to kill her. He's blood-hungry."
"Well, being in that castle for over a year had clearly changed him," Dovey said. "I believe you can change him back, if you want to. But it's important you do what is best."
Y/n nodded, drying her eyes. "Maybe I should have believed Sophie instead. But I can't leave now, not when I left such a mess last time, I need to fix it."
Dovey sighed. "Looks like we might be in this school for a while more," Dovey said. "But, I'm sure we'll survive."

Y/n pulled away from the hug. "Still, I almost swear the magic I saw wasn't his color." Y/n mumbled. "I... I'll go and cheek up on Agatha. But Professor Dovey, I have a question, who were my parents? What fairy tale families did they come from?"

Y/n snuck back into her room, satisfied with the answers Dovey gave her, she would look more into it in the library later. Still, she cried again, thinking of the disastrous meeting with Tedros. She saw Sophie... the friend she'd betrayed to boys, the friend she'd traded for a prince, the friend she'd vowed was a deadly witch...