Don't go way.. {Eyeless Jack.}

Chapter One.

'Run you have to run' The mother screams at the child who watched her with a smile on her face the whole time, obviously not understanding the danger that was happening as she hugged her mother's leg tightly. "Kaya you have to run! You have to get away and be safe run!" As she screamed over and over at the child before hearing a loud growl behind her, the first instinct she had was protect her lovely baby girl. Grabbing her as tight as her tired arms could carry her, bolting through the tall trees the sounds of paws were coming from behind her, screaming with fear she found a lady in her late twenties and looked her dead in the eye before handing her the child as she spoke "This is my baby I love her more than anything but she isn't safe with me, keep her safe. Goodbye babygirl." The mother bolted back in the forest as screams of pain from both the animal and mother were heard as it soon died down.

I woke up in a sweat, with tears running down my face as I pulled my knees up to my chest shaking with fear from the memory soon enough I shake my head causing my black thick curls to fall into my face, my arms were bleeding as my nails were digging into my soft flesh causing me to flinch slightly from the pain. As I got up from my bed I walked to my mother's room to check on her, watching as her chest moved up and down each time she let out a breath that caused less fear to wash over my face, soon enough her lushes dyed dark blue hair fell into her face, crawling over to her I got in bed with her and mom as they both sighed and turned over to find me smiling at them with my braces shinning happily.

~Mary and Charlotte's pov~
She looked at us with such a devilish smile as she always did when she wanted something from us, Charlotte had sighed and I watched her pinch Kaya's cheeks, her soft carmel skin rubbing against her mom's pale snow white skin, I smile at my fourteen year old child remembering how everything happened, but I shake the memory out of my head as I groan and smile at their cuteness, "Wait! M-m-mom don't not the tickle monster!" I hear Kaya laugh as she runs off the bed away from her mom giggling as she chases her through the living room. Grabbing my favorite book 'If I stay' I sit up and start to read quietly hearing all the laughter they are sharing as it puts a smile on my face.