Enchanted | Jasper Hale [Completed]

|4| Fire

 

Chapter Four:
Fire 

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This here chapter is dedicated to my the one person who believed in me. The person who inspired me and still does. Sadly I lost him recently.

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Peter and Charlotte turned up as planned, both arriving on different horses. Planning to switch when they collected Jasper, not knowing about their other guest.

  Lucinda and Jasper had to get out quickly and unnoticed by a hoard of vampires, so when Lucinda demanded to get some supplies, Jasper wasn't sure of what she was planning. But if the smirk on her face was any indication, things were going to be grand and most likely disruptive.

  The most concerning thing for Jasper is that she stole gasoline, matches and explosives. He knew what she was planning. All of his attempts to stop er failed, so he stood back and watched her dance her way through the corridors, leaving a trail of flammables behind her.

Swiftly, the escaping vampire sped through the maze-like compound to find Peter and Charlotte waiting on the horses. Whilst Lucinda chucked the last of the gasoline onto the building, Jasper greeted his friends, explaining how and why there was a girl with him.

Walking over to the three friends, Lucinda waved and asked, "Ready to see a real bonfire?" Charlotte locked towards the flammable liquid on the walls and then back to Lucinda, "What? Gasoline isn't that dangerous."

Confused, Peter asked what she meant but Lucinda silenced him with her finger and signalling for everyone to get onto their horses, preparing to leave. Jasper got onto the horse that Charlotte rode, helping his mate on as well.

As they rode past the compound, Lucinda tossed a lit match onto the wooden walls. The brown wall burst into orange, yellow and red flames. In any other instance, the fire may be considered destructive and murderous.

But tonight, tonight the flames were ones of purity. Destroying the destructive and murderous beings by another destructive being.

Lucinda clung her arms around Jasper, feeling safe with him.

Feeling whole with him.