"I can change him!" I yelled at Kimberly, who had me by the upper part of my arm, looking at me with her silver eyes. She was straight faced and well angered at me. She hated Henry for what he had done, but I know for a fact it wasn't him.
"Changing him will be the death of you," She hissed through her teeth. I yanked my arm away from her. and took a step back. I could feel my own heart racing in fear that Kimberly might chase after me, she might try and lock me away, or kill me. I didn't know her well like the others had, but I know what she was capable of.
"You don't know that," I say. I was persistent to show her that Henry was able to be like us. To be kind, to be saviors. The look of anger on her face hadn't changed, nor was it going to. She shook her head lightly.
"Don't come crying to me when he hurts you Carla, Henry can never - and he will never be like us,"
"You know nothing about him,"
"Neither do you," she insist. She took a step forward and her silver eyes changed to pure black. It was almost frightening.
"Why are you so against me trying to help him?" I ask. Curious to know.
She took a deep breath and closed her eyes. She then took a step back and with a few seconds she said. "There's still a whole world out there that you don't know Carla, this world that you're in now is only part of what you were born into, the other -" She paused for a moment and opened her eyes. "It's just dangerous Carla, Promise me you won't go near him,"
I took a few moments to answer. agitated that she didn't continue on with her sentence. "I'm sorry Kimberly," I breathed lightly. "I can't do that," I then turn my back towards her, i spread my wings and fly away.
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Sometimes love is the strongest magic of all
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Nineteen-year-old Rhia Greenbrook has lived in the sleepy town of Oakriver in a house with three generations of witches her entire life. Rhia draws her magic from the earth and likes to spend her time amongst plants and nature. Her practice is gentle, sacred, and-per her family's tradition-secret.
New-to-town witch Valerie Morgan is looking for answers about her mother's disappearance from Oakriver seventeen years ago. Without her mother's guidance, Valerie has cultivated her fire magic on her own and she makes no effort to keep her powers hidden. Although Rhia is immediately annoyed by Valerie's blatant use of magic, she can't deny the instant magnetism between them.
But amidst their magical connection, a dark presence looms over Oakriver. Unsettling visions from Rhia's grandmother and dangerous sleepwalking episodes throw into question Valerie's past and what role her presence plays in the strange happenings. And as Valerie gets tangled up further into the darkness, it's up to Rhia to tap into the full potential of her power in order to save the town she loves and the girl she's fallen for.