Angel Gabriel

he's back

Chapter 4:

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"𝚢𝚘𝚞 𝚌𝚊𝚗 𝚝𝚛𝚞𝚜𝚝 𝚑𝚒𝚖."
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I was laying down with my legs hanging out in the air from my hammock. My balcony was shared with three other roommates of mine. When I tell you I'm almost never alone, I mean it.

Dyanna worked in the dorm managing committee so she was able to sneakily change her room with someone else so she and I could be together. She acted like an older protective sister. Which was a feeling I liked since I didn't have any siblings.

"Want to go for a workout?" Dyanna stood with our other roommate, Crystal. They both had their yoga mats in their hands.

"No you guys go on, I have some things I must do." I smiled. I was so glad to finally have the dorm all to myself.

The dorms in this academy weren't small and old. They were modern, big, included a kitchen and a storage room. Which was something I loved.

I went inside as soon as the girls left to flip on the tv and watch a couple shows. That was when I heard noises shuffling behind the couch.

"Dyanna this isn't funny. Get out of there." I yelled. I was ready to throw something at her.

Unfortunately, it wasn't her.

"Hello, Kapriella. Miss me?" The angel watched me with a small smile.

My eyes rolled to the back of my head and My knees buckled as I blacked out.

Water sprinkled on my face. I slowly opened my eyes, confused on what happened. Dyanna stood around watching the kitchen.

"Why is it taking you forever? You dick." She rolled her eyes. Something was different about her.

Her hair was white. Her eyes complete black. I was scared I was hallucinating everything.

The angel from before came out with a wet towel. I immediately got up and ran to the door when Dyanna grabbed my arm.

"Where do you think your going? Sit down." She pushed me onto the couch and sat beside me. The angel sat across from me. He had a guilty look on his face.

"I'm sorry I scared you like that, Kapriella." He sighed. "I know it's been a long time since I've brought you back to life, but you must understand why and what you have to do to keep your end of the bargain."

Dyanna held my hand gently. "You don't have to worry. We are here to protect you."

The angel gestured to Dyanna. "Dyanna is a fallen angel. She will keep you safe from other... supernatural beings. She and I have an understanding, so you can trust her as if it's me."

I looked to Dyanna. I was far to suspicious to believe anything they were saying.

"What supernatural beings?"

Dyanna smiled. "Remember when I told you to be careful of Henry and his pack of wolves?"

"Yeah."

"I wasn't kidding. They are what you humans refer to as werewolves. Although they have their differences from myth to truth."

I froze in my position. They genuinely sounded as if they were telling the truth and that scared me. I moved my hand away from Dyanna.

"That's great, I'm going to leav-."

Dyanna looked at me sternly. "No you won't. Unless you want to go back to the afterlife."

I looked to the Angel and his eyes diverted from mine. "It's true." He mumbled.

I was shocked and scared for my life. I didn't want to leave my parents nor did I want to leave my new life that I had created for myself.

"Okay. What do you want me to do?" I sighed submitting to them.

The Angel stood up. "Kill August."

"I'm not a killer." I stood up in a panic. I looked so she could explain the situation to me. I only got side glance from her. I turned back to the Angel to only see nothing, he had left.

Dyanna shook her head coming close to me. "Complete the task if you want to live."

"Wait, at least explain why I must kill him! Give me a reason!"

"He killed a powerful Angel two years ago. Which happens to be Gabriel's closest friend." Dyanna pulled a bracelet from her pocket. "Wear this at all times it masks your scent. Wolves love your scent because you're an Angel's Assistant now which makes you part angel. They are very attracted to it and they will become wild as fuck if you're near them. Especially on a full moon."

Dyanna left without another word.

I sat on the couch thinking about the ways I could get out of this trap. However, I knew I had to find a way to kill the wolf. I could not leave my parents again. My mother had suffered too much already in her life. I checked the calendar for any plans this Friday. Since it was the day for the party, it might be the best time to kill the beast as it was held at his very house. As I searched, I realized that this Friday was a full moon.