9 guys, 1 girl, 1 choice that will change everything

9 guys, 1 girl, 1 choice that will change everything (ch. 9)

Brooklyn's P.O.V

My eyes fluttered open to a dark circle.

*Crack*

I turned around, no one was there.

"Hello?"

The trees shook from the wind around me, but no breeze touched me.

"Welcome." A dark voice almost sweet voice said.

"Where am I?"

"You don't have to worry, your safe just make the right choice."

"What d-"

My head spun.

Caleb's P.O.V

"Dude," I elbowed whoever it was beside me. ", she's opening her eyes."

A stampede of anious love sick men crowded around her.

"Where am I?" she croaked

"In your room." I whispered.

She tried to get up but dozens of hands gently pushed her down.

"Don't stress yourself."

"I know what to do." Then she shut her eyes. Her heart beat stopped.

Brooklyn's P.O.V.

"Sweetg heart open you're eyes."

I was in a beautiful meadow in the middle of nowhere.

"Who are you?" I said to a little old lady sitting on a chair holding a teapot.

"I'm your fairygod mother my sweet. Tell me how many of them did you find yet?"

"7."

"This journey is ending soon, love. You have to make the right choice."

I had so much more questions to ask but the image faded and I was back at the dark circle.

"Welcome back Brook."

"Who the heck are you!?!?!"

"I'm someone you will know soon but first look here." He handed me a bowl of water.

I looked in and saw that my heart has stopped, the guys were all panicky trying the save me.

"Relax, Brook."

I did what I was told, my heart started to beat. The guys looked relived. Their faces slured into another picture. It was a guy with brown hair and green eyes.

"Who is he?" But I already knew that he was the 8th guy.

"Noah. He's human."

"Where is he?"

"Look for yourself."

The water rippled and my room was displayed again but with 8 guys not 7 like last time.

"They're getting confused. I still haven't told them about my... curse yet."

"Don't worry you can tell them. Just remember that they'll always love yo-"

Reality was around me.

"Guys," they all turned and looked at me, guilt poured over me, "There's something I need to tell you guys."