Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Oneshots/Imagines

Nick Scratch - First Born *Smut

Full Credit to icoulddothisallday

"Aunt Zelda!" Sabrina shouted, looking for her aunt in the crowd of people.

"Sabrina. What's wrong?" Aunt Z said, pushing past people to get to her niece.

"Where's Y/N? Have you seen Y/N?"

Zelda shook her head, eyes scanning the room for her.

"I don't think she came, Aunt Z. And she's a firstborn. If she's by herself, then she's going to die."

Aunt Zelda gave her a sympathetic look, placing her hand on Sabrina's shoulder.

"I need to go get her," Sabrina said, turning to leave. Zelda caught her arm before she could.

"No, Sabrina, we need you here. I am sorry for Ms. Y/L/N's circumstance, but I can't let you put yourself in danger."

Sabrina wanted to be angry, but she knew her aunt was right. If they stood any chance of saving the humans, Sabrina had to be here.

—-

"Are you going to do something?" Harvey asked, looking nervously between the door and Nick.

"I am doing something, farm boy," Nick spat, trying hard to concentrate on the spell he was casting. It was hard with Y/N frequently racing through his mind. He had to constantly remind himself that she was at the high school, safe with Sabrina and her aunts. Sighing, he closed his eyes, trying to pull his focus back to the Latin spilling out of his mouth.

"Nick."

Was that... Sabrina?

He immediately stopped talking and opened his eyes. Sure enough, Sabrina was standing by the door, staring at Nick.

"What the–" Harvey started to say, but Nick cut him off.

"What are you doing here?" He asked, a little agitated.

"I'm not here. I'm astral projecting."

"Okay, then what do you need. I told you that I'd take care of farm boy over here."

"This is about Y/N."

Nick's heart stopped.

"What about her?"

"She's not at the high school. She's still at home, Nick."

He took a step towards her, his breath picking up.

"What do you mean? I thought you said she knew to come?"

"She did, but she's not here. I need you to help her."

Nick looked over at Harvey and then back at Sabrina, he nodded. Before he could say anything else, Sabrina vanished.

"Thanks for your help," Harvey said sheepishly, and Nick nodded.

"The protection spell should hold, but blockade the door once I'm gone, just in case."

—

Y/N was half-sitting, half-laying in the mud of her front yard, her leg trapped beneath a fallen tree. She could feel the bones in her leg snap when it fell, and she had been stuck here, out in the pouring rain ever since.

She was 100% certain that this was how she was going to die. She couldn't tell the difference between the raindrops and tears on her face, but she didn't care to. She tried to occupy herself with pleasant thoughts, to combat the throbbing pain from her legs. She smiled when she thought of her friends.

—-

"Sabrina, I feel like I haven't seen you in forever," Y/N said, nudging her friend with the elbow as they both walked through the hallway.