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my heart breaks for him. Heās right, I had been so concerned over what happened to me I was so angry at him for not coming to save me. He was young too, he went through things too.
āAnd sometimes, sometimes I wish none of this happened, I would have my mother and you would have actually had a childhoodā he says feebly.
āI- Iām really s-ā
āApologies mean nothing to me, especially coming from you. I would think that you would love me just as much as I love and miss you, but your so fucking stuck up that you only focus on what happened to you! None of my pack is here I left them all for you, my mother was the only living relative that I had but she died because of you! But yet you walk around like nothing is wrong with me, itās just whatās wrong with you! I understand,ā he pokes himself in the chest for emphasis āI understand you were raped and beaten and bad things happened, but bad things happened over here. Iām not trying to sound shallow or conceited, but stuff happened to me tooā he finishes. He looks at my mother who has tears in her eyes,
āIām doneā is all he says then he walks out of the woods, away from the conversation and away from me.
I stand there, mute and shocked, I didnāt know that. I wish I had known that, it would have made life so much easier. All my anger and brattiness has been so messed up. I shouldnāt be upset. He should be, heās been through a lot too,
āHeās right, ya know?ā my mother says through tears,
āWeāve been so stuck on what happened to us, we didnāt care what they went throughā she sobs. Tears fall out my eyes and I walk the direction he walked. I donāt have to walk for long, I hear sniffling above me and I see heās perching on a limb his head in his knees and his shoulders shaking. I look to the tree next to him and climb it, making sure not to bump my stomach, I perch on the limb closest to his and scooch as close as I can without the limb breaking. I let his shoulders shake a couple more times before I speak,
āWhy didnāt you tell me?ā I ask softly, and he chuckles, a sad chuckle
āWhen, when you were telling me your story, when you didnāt give me a chance to tell you I love you? Please tell me when you gave me the chanceā his voice is not warm and loving anymore, itās cold and hard. And itās my fault
āYour right, I shouldnāt have been so concerned about what happened to me. I should have asked what happened here. Iām sorryā heās quiet for a while, then he nods. He puts his head back in his knees, he takes a long breath then he hops off the tree limb. Heās about to walk away,
āW-wait your not gonna help me down?ā I say in my most helpless voice, he stops takes a breath then turns with a sly grin. He holds out his arms,
āHop inā is all he says, his voice is returning,
āHop in, as in jump into your arms? Really?ā
āYeah pretty muchā I stand up,
āOkā I say cautiously. I jump down and for a minute I think, heās not gonna catch me heās not gonna catch me, but I land in his firm arms. There isnāt any pain but I still yelp, he puts me on my feet and braces my arms in his hands,
āAre you ok?ā he asks his voice panicked. I nod then I put my hands on his cheeks
āAre you?ā
āI wasnāt but now that Iāve told you everything Iām fineā he gives me a smile, itās small but itās there and thatās all that counts.
āDid you really mean what you said, about not wanting the twins?ā my voice cracks a little and he holds me.
āOf course not baby, butā he pulls away and his face is lit up with a mischievous grin āthat was a hell of a punch you gave meā
āWellā I rub my nose āI guess my skills are pretty good. Remember that next time you almost piss me off ok?ā I say in all sincerity and he laughs. He pecks my cheek
āWill doā he grabs my hand softly and we start to walk back,
āMom! You can stop crying weāve worked things out!ā I donāt hear anything, just the wind, I stop instantly. Why canāt I hear her, I sniff, I canāt smell her either.
āElizabeth?ā I hear Micahās voice ask but I canāt hear him, I run back to where my mom was supposed to be. Sheās not there, there is only a piece of paper under a rock. I pick it up and drop to my knees:
Hello sprite of Helen,
Unfortunately since we could not stop your birth, and we do truly apologize that you have had to deal with the burden of sharing your body with an animal, we have to stop the birth of your two whelps. Unfortunately we know that you would not cooperate with us voluntarily we have had to take extreme measures. And since the last time we sent sprites to come and retrieve you for us failed, we have sent one of the council. We understand that in a matter of days you will give birth, and when you do we look forward to meeting you. Of course it will be under sad measures, but no need to worry we will spare your life.
Sincerely,
The council of flickenhammer.
Ok, a whole bunch of stuff in this letter pisses my wolf off, but for now I remain emotionless and still. Our whelps, a burden to have a mighty wolf to share your body with, extreme measures? She yells in my mind and I internally cringe, Iāll give them extreme measures when I kick their floating fairy asses! Hey, I snap at her, sprites are not fairies, we are completely different things! She shrinks away muttering something along the lines of stupid flying sprites, just a little more colorful.
āElizabeth?ā Micahās voice asks from behind me
āThey took her, and they wonāt give her back unless I- I give up the twinsā tears float down my face and come into a pool at the base of my neck. It itches but I canāt move anything except my eyes and my lips.
āWhat do you mean āgive up the twinsā?ā I hear him come closer and he snatches the paper from my hands. I remain still even as he curses and stomps around the clearing. I let him get it out because thereās not really anything I can do, he kneels beside me and puts me in his lap. I lean my head on his shoulder and cry, I let out a mournful howl and he lets out a roar that would shake mountains. Somewhere I hear daddies howl, It comes closer and closer as it goes on and I think I can hear him burst through the clearing. But I canāt see. I canāt see anything but the pain, and now I know what Micah felt like. This pain, canāt see anything or hear anything. I donāt feel anything but pain. What do I do, do I save the lives of my children or do I save my mother? Iām sure micah asked himself this when he decided to wait for me instead of protecting his mother from any harm. I donāt know what to do and I feel my body being lifted up, the tears still fall like a tumbling waterfall and Iām barely able to breath. I hear a howl, that seems to be on another world but I know it canāt be farther than 3 yards away. Itās loud and ear screeching but comforting, I howl too but itās full of sorrow and pain, I relax in Micahās arms as he carries me back to the den. I sob out words as I hear the whole pack howling and whining, I donāt know why everything has to fall down on me. No, I donāt know why things have to fall down on us, itās me and Micah now. Me, Micah, daddy and the pack against a whole council of hateful sprites. This should be easy.
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āAnd sometimes, sometimes I wish none of this happened, I would have my mother and you would have actually had a childhoodā he says feebly.
āI- Iām really s-ā
āApologies mean nothing to me, especially coming from you. I would think that you would love me just as much as I love and miss you, but your so fucking stuck up that you only focus on what happened to you! None of my pack is here I left them all for you, my mother was the only living relative that I had but she died because of you! But yet you walk around like nothing is wrong with me, itās just whatās wrong with you! I understand,ā he pokes himself in the chest for emphasis āI understand you were raped and beaten and bad things happened, but bad things happened over here. Iām not trying to sound shallow or conceited, but stuff happened to me tooā he finishes. He looks at my mother who has tears in her eyes,
āIām doneā is all he says then he walks out of the woods, away from the conversation and away from me.
I stand there, mute and shocked, I didnāt know that. I wish I had known that, it would have made life so much easier. All my anger and brattiness has been so messed up. I shouldnāt be upset. He should be, heās been through a lot too,
āHeās right, ya know?ā my mother says through tears,
āWeāve been so stuck on what happened to us, we didnāt care what they went throughā she sobs. Tears fall out my eyes and I walk the direction he walked. I donāt have to walk for long, I hear sniffling above me and I see heās perching on a limb his head in his knees and his shoulders shaking. I look to the tree next to him and climb it, making sure not to bump my stomach, I perch on the limb closest to his and scooch as close as I can without the limb breaking. I let his shoulders shake a couple more times before I speak,
āWhy didnāt you tell me?ā I ask softly, and he chuckles, a sad chuckle
āWhen, when you were telling me your story, when you didnāt give me a chance to tell you I love you? Please tell me when you gave me the chanceā his voice is not warm and loving anymore, itās cold and hard. And itās my fault
āYour right, I shouldnāt have been so concerned about what happened to me. I should have asked what happened here. Iām sorryā heās quiet for a while, then he nods. He puts his head back in his knees, he takes a long breath then he hops off the tree limb. Heās about to walk away,
āW-wait your not gonna help me down?ā I say in my most helpless voice, he stops takes a breath then turns with a sly grin. He holds out his arms,
āHop inā is all he says, his voice is returning,
āHop in, as in jump into your arms? Really?ā
āYeah pretty muchā I stand up,
āOkā I say cautiously. I jump down and for a minute I think, heās not gonna catch me heās not gonna catch me, but I land in his firm arms. There isnāt any pain but I still yelp, he puts me on my feet and braces my arms in his hands,
āAre you ok?ā he asks his voice panicked. I nod then I put my hands on his cheeks
āAre you?ā
āI wasnāt but now that Iāve told you everything Iām fineā he gives me a smile, itās small but itās there and thatās all that counts.
āDid you really mean what you said, about not wanting the twins?ā my voice cracks a little and he holds me.
āOf course not baby, butā he pulls away and his face is lit up with a mischievous grin āthat was a hell of a punch you gave meā
āWellā I rub my nose āI guess my skills are pretty good. Remember that next time you almost piss me off ok?ā I say in all sincerity and he laughs. He pecks my cheek
āWill doā he grabs my hand softly and we start to walk back,
āMom! You can stop crying weāve worked things out!ā I donāt hear anything, just the wind, I stop instantly. Why canāt I hear her, I sniff, I canāt smell her either.
āElizabeth?ā I hear Micahās voice ask but I canāt hear him, I run back to where my mom was supposed to be. Sheās not there, there is only a piece of paper under a rock. I pick it up and drop to my knees:
Hello sprite of Helen,
Unfortunately since we could not stop your birth, and we do truly apologize that you have had to deal with the burden of sharing your body with an animal, we have to stop the birth of your two whelps. Unfortunately we know that you would not cooperate with us voluntarily we have had to take extreme measures. And since the last time we sent sprites to come and retrieve you for us failed, we have sent one of the council. We understand that in a matter of days you will give birth, and when you do we look forward to meeting you. Of course it will be under sad measures, but no need to worry we will spare your life.
Sincerely,
The council of flickenhammer.
Ok, a whole bunch of stuff in this letter pisses my wolf off, but for now I remain emotionless and still. Our whelps, a burden to have a mighty wolf to share your body with, extreme measures? She yells in my mind and I internally cringe, Iāll give them extreme measures when I kick their floating fairy asses! Hey, I snap at her, sprites are not fairies, we are completely different things! She shrinks away muttering something along the lines of stupid flying sprites, just a little more colorful.
āElizabeth?ā Micahās voice asks from behind me
āThey took her, and they wonāt give her back unless I- I give up the twinsā tears float down my face and come into a pool at the base of my neck. It itches but I canāt move anything except my eyes and my lips.
āWhat do you mean āgive up the twinsā?ā I hear him come closer and he snatches the paper from my hands. I remain still even as he curses and stomps around the clearing. I let him get it out because thereās not really anything I can do, he kneels beside me and puts me in his lap. I lean my head on his shoulder and cry, I let out a mournful howl and he lets out a roar that would shake mountains. Somewhere I hear daddies howl, It comes closer and closer as it goes on and I think I can hear him burst through the clearing. But I canāt see. I canāt see anything but the pain, and now I know what Micah felt like. This pain, canāt see anything or hear anything. I donāt feel anything but pain. What do I do, do I save the lives of my children or do I save my mother? Iām sure micah asked himself this when he decided to wait for me instead of protecting his mother from any harm. I donāt know what to do and I feel my body being lifted up, the tears still fall like a tumbling waterfall and Iām barely able to breath. I hear a howl, that seems to be on another world but I know it canāt be farther than 3 yards away. Itās loud and ear screeching but comforting, I howl too but itās full of sorrow and pain, I relax in Micahās arms as he carries me back to the den. I sob out words as I hear the whole pack howling and whining, I donāt know why everything has to fall down on me. No, I donāt know why things have to fall down on us, itās me and Micah now. Me, Micah, daddy and the pack against a whole council of hateful sprites. This should be easy.
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