A/N: Hey Teen Wolf fans! This is my first ever Teen Wolf story that I've actually been planning for a long time. I've always been a huge Derek fan, and hey, who can resist those green eyes? I really hope you enjoy this first chapter, and feel free to go and check out my other stories that I'm working on. My main ones are going to be this one, and The Sacred Bond of Family, and Take Back The Stolen Time, which are both stories from The Vampire Diaries. Let me know what you think in a review!
There's pictures of who I'm portraying Cass and Ryan as on my profile along with the Polyvore link to their collection. Go check it out!
-Spellbound-
Lay my head, under the water
Lay my head, under the sea
Excuse me sir, am I your daughter?
Won't you take me back, take me back and see?
There's not a time, for being younger
And all my friends, are enemies
And if I cried unto my mother
No she wasn't there, she wasn't there for me
Don't let the water drag you down
Under The Water- The Pretty Reckless
-Spellbound-
Magic.
A five letter word meaning the art of producing a desired effect or result through the use of incantation or various other techniques that presumably assure human control of supernatural agencies or the forces of nature. A word of which, Cassiopeia Etoille is very well acquainted with.
Death.
Another five letter word meaning, 'the end of life'. Also, another word of which, Cassiopeia Etoille is unfortunately, well acquainted with.
Cassiopeia, or Cassie/Cass, as she prefers to be called, has been practicing the art of Magic since the tender age of ten years old. She'd mastered the art by age nineteen, one year after running off to college from her hometown of Beacon Hills, California. After years of hard work in school, and various in school and after school activities, and hours of applying to several colleges, she got several acceptance letters. But the one she was most excited about, was the acceptance letter to MIT. After graduating high school, she immediately enrolled, packed her belongings, and flew out to Massachusetts with her father's and younger brother's blessings to study Anthropology. On the day her flight left, her father and brother drove her to the airport, and Cass swore that she had never felt the absence of her mother more than in that moment.
When Cass was twelve, and her younger brother Orion, or Ryan, was seven, their mother Samantha, who was a highly trained and powerful witch, was found dead in the basement of their home by their father, Cygnus. Her death was the product of a spell gone too far, a spell which the three magical beings had never discovered, a fact which their father said was probably for the best. It was truly a devastating time for the entire family, and many others, for Samantha Etoille was loved by many.
After three years away at school with rare visits, but many phone calls to her family and friends, Cass is heading home for a most likely permanent stay. Unfortunately, the circumstances aren't pleasant at all.
Two nights before, Cass had received a call from her hysterical brother. He had come home from school and found their father lying on the floor of the basement dead next to his grimorie, or in simpler terms, his spell book. For Cass and Ryan, it was a sickening coincidence, due to the fact that from the way Ryan describes the scene to Cass, the cause of Cygnus' death was a spell gone too far, just like their mother. While on the phone with her horrified, and distraught brother, Cass was already online buying a ticket back home while at the same time advising her brother what to do.
And so, two days later, Cass finds herself on a plane, with four suitcases full of her belongings in the baggage compartment on the plane. Hours later when the plane lands, Cass makes her way outside to hail a taxi, lugging her four heavy bags behind her. When she finally hails a cab, she and the helpful driver stuff her bags in the trunk, and in no time she's on her way to the small town of Beacon Hills. The entire ride takes an hour and a half, and its spent with Cass making idle conversation with the driver, and listening to her music. When arriving in Beacon Hills, Cass gives the driver her address, and soon after, she arrives in front of her house. She thanks the driver after they get her luggage out of the trunk, and she pays the fare, even tipping the nice man generously. She hurries inside the house, and once inside, she leaves her bags at the door and starts rushing around the house, looking for her brother. After discovering that her brother is nowhere to be found in the house, she takes out her cellphone and quickly calls him.
"Hey," he answers quietly.
"Ry, where are you?" Cass asks nervously, hoping that he hadn't been taken by the police to be put into foster care, which had been Cass' biggest fear since getting the call from Ryan.
"I'm next door," Ryan answers, and Cass breathes a sigh of relief.
"Okay, I'll be right over, okay?" Cass asks, heading for the front door.
"Okay," Ryan says, before he disconnects the line. She walks out the front door, and immediately cuts through the neighbor's yard, and knocks on the front door. Cass doesn't have to knock more than two times before the door is yanked open by Ryan. Cass takes one look at his blotchy face and bloodshot puffy eyes before pulling him into a tight hug.
"I'm sorry, Ryan. I'm so, so sorry," Cass says as tears come to her brown eyes. Her heart breaks when she hears her brother quietly crying into her shoulder and she squeezes him a little tighter. After a few long moments, Cass pulls away, and looks behind her brother to the neighbors who took him in; Melissa and her son Scott McCall. "Thank you for letting him stay," Cass says, genuinely thankful to the single mother.
"Anytime, sweetie," Melissa says, while wrapping the younger woman in a comforting hug, which Cass relishes in. "You let me know if you need anything, you hear me?" Melissa says, pulling away from Cass, and looking at her seriously. "Both of you," she adds, looking behind Cass at Ryan.
"We will," Cass says, sending Scott a small smile in greeting, which he returns easily.
"Come over sometime. We'll catch up on things," Melissa says, giving Cass' arm a friendly squeeze, and Cass manages a genuine smile and nod.
"I'll see you then," Cass says, heading for the door, putting a hand on Ryan's back, leading him out. When the two siblings enter their house, Cass softly closes the front door, and watches as Ryan slowly walks to the couch and takes a seat. The silence between the two lasts for what seems like hours, neither of them moving from their places, Cass standing by the door, and Ryan sitting on the couch. "So, um... Are you hungry? We can order a pizza, or go out somewhere...," Cass trails off, and Ryan shakes his head.
"I ate at Scott's," Ryan says, and Cass nods.
"Well... Um, you obviously don't have to go back to school for a little while. I can see if Scott or Isaac will bring you your homework so you can stay caught up, and I'll help you with whatever you need," Cass rambles, and goes to keep talking.
"Why does this keep happening?" Ryan asks, stopping Cass mid sentence, and she frowns at him.
"What?" she asks, dumbly.
"Everyone keeps leaving me," he says, his brown eyes filling with tears. "Mom, then the Hales, and now dad, even you," he says, narrowing his eyes at Cass, a few tears escaping and falling down his face.
"Ry," Cass whispers, feeling an unbearable amount of guilt welling in her stomach.
"It hurts, Cassie," Ryan says, letting out a choked sob, placing his head in his hands. "It hurts so much."
"Oh, Ryan," Cass says, taking a seat on the couch next to him, and wrapping her arms around him once again, letting her own tears fall. "I'm not leaving again, Ry. I promise."
The next morning both of the Etoille siblings are woken up by a knock at the door. Cass rises from the couch where she fell asleep with a groan, and slowly makes her way to the door. When she opens the door, a bad feeling rises in her when she sees Sheriff Stilinski standing on her front porch.
"Sheriff?" Cass asks, frowning slightly.
"Hey, Cass," Sheriff Stilinski says with a sad smile on his face, which puts Cass on edge immediately. "I heard you were back."
"Yeah, just got back yesterday," Cass says. "But I have a feeling that's not what you're here for," she continues, and Sheriff Stilinski looks at her, deeply apologetic.
"We have to take Ryan, Cass," he says, and Cass' heart stops.
"What?" both siblings ask at the same time, both with high levels of panic in their voices. Ryan quickly stands, moving to stand behind Cass.
"Look, believe me, if there was anyway around this-," Sheriff Stilinski starts.
"There is. Ryan can stay here. I'm 21 years old, I can take care of him," Cass defends quickly, her voice rising.
"Not legally you can't. Not yet anyway," the Sheriff says, looking at Cass seriously. "Look, the family willing to take him in is great Cass, and its not far from here at all," the Sheriff says.
"Our dad just died," Cass says coldly, her eyes narrowing into slits as she feels her magic flaring up inside her, the power coursing through her like electricity. "This can't wait?"
"I'm afraid not," Sheriff Stilinski says, sympathetically. "But you can file to become his legal guardian," he says, pulling a stack of rolled up papers from where they were sticking out of his front pocket, and handing them to her. She refrains from snatching them furiously out of his hand, and with a great deal of restraint, takes them slowly. "I know the judge that presides over those cases, so I can get a court date pushed for next week at the latest. I'm gonna do everything I can to get him back here as soon as possible."
This stunning amount of kindness from the Sheriff makes Cass feel an immediate bout of guilt for the way she'd been talking to him.
"The first thing you need to do is get all of that paperwork filled out as thoroughly as you can. As soon as you're finished, drop it by the station directly to me, and then you need to find a job as soon as you can. I read through your parents records and they left you both a large amount of money, but it won't last. Plus, they won't let you have guardianship without a job," the Sheriff says, and Cass' eyes drop to the floor until she feels her brother's hand on her shoulder.
"Why can't I just go next door?" Ryan asks, frowning in confusion.
"Yeah, Melissa's been taking care of him for the last couple of days," Cass says, mentally scolding herself for not thinking of this before.
"You guys-," the Sheriff starts.
"C'mon Sheriff. I mean, I have to get all this stuff done in a short amount of time, and I could get it done a lot easier if I'm not worrying about my brother. And I trust Melissa," Cass says brightly.
"Plus, if I'm right next door we can actually see each other while all of this is going on," Ryan adds, and the siblings frown when the Sheriff still looks slightly doubtful.
"Please?" Cass asks, and the Sheriff eyes both sibling's desperate faces, before sighing.
"I'll go next door and talk to Melissa," the Sheriff says, and Cass and Ryan smile in relief. "You," he says, pointing to Ryan, "go get some of your things. And you," he says, pointing at Cass, "get that paperwork filled out, and get it to me first thing in the morning."
Both siblings nod before Ryan slowly leaves his spot behind Cass to go upstairs to his bedroom. The small smile of relief slowly drops from Cass' face when she hears her brother upstairs.
"You'll get custody, Cass," Sheriff Stilinski says. "You've always been responsible. All you have to do is prove it to the judge."
"You think I can?" Cass asks, uncertianly.
"I know you can," he says sincerely, patting her shoulder a few times with a small smile before walking away, heading next door.
-Spellbound-
The days pass after Ryan leaves to stay with the McCall's. Cass took Sheriff Stilinski's advice to heart and as soon as the door shut behind Ryan, she got to work filling out every single piece of paperwork that she was given. First thing the next morning, Cass delivered the paperwork directly to the Sheriff, and he took them happily, promising that he would get word to the judge as soon as he can. After taking Cass' cell number, he swore to her that he would let her know the exact moment he found out when her court date was, and even told her he would gladly take up for her in court.
After leaving the station, Cass got set on finding a job, applying at nearly every single shop, restaurant, gas station, etc. in Beacon Hills. She decides that she'll wait just a few days before beginning to call places back to try to set up interviews. As everything was up in the air, processing, Cass remembers that she still has one major thing left to do; planning her father's funeral.
She'd contacted the morgue and found out that her father's death had been ruled as a severe heart attack. Doctors couldn't seem to find out why a perfectly healthy man's heart would just suddenly stop, and with no other external or internal signs of a cause of death, they decide to take the easiest route possible, which is surprisingly okay with Cass and Ryan considering they know the true cause of death.
This is why Cass finds herself at the funeral home, picking out a casket with Mrs. McCall.
"Are you sure you wanna do this today, honey? The funeral's not until next week," Melissa says in a soothing tone.
"I'm sure. I just wanna get this over with," Cass says as the manager walks in with a white binder full of pictures. A solid twenty minutes later, Cass has a beautiful black coffin with golden padding on the inside picked out. She takes this all rather well until the manager asks if she'd like to view her father's body, after which she has a minor break down, while Melissa refuses the offer immensely.
The next few days following are spent semi peaceful, as Cass lines up several interviews for several different jobs. The most surprising call back she received was the one she got from the auto body shop which she applied to just for the sake of it. Fixing cars with her father had always been a favorite hobby of her's, and over the years she'd become quite good at it, being able to fix major things on her own by the time she went off to college. Cass had always had an eye for all things pertaining cars.
The last project she and her father were working on was a red 1997 Corvette that her father had found in the local junk yard. Working together nearly everyday, the two had completely rebuilt the engine, redid the body work, and even switched out the interior. This car is still sitting in their garage with a tan tarp draped over it. Cass hadn't yet found the courage to touch it.
The interview at the auto body shop had went smoothly, and the man who owns the shop was particularly shocked when he saw that she had applied, and was even more astounded when she dazzled him with her knowledge of cars. She left the shop with high spirits when he told her that he'd get back to her, whether she got the job or not.
At around 2 a.m on a Sunday night, Cass finds herself in her living room, looking through the completed details of her father's funeral which will be taking place in only two days. She's startled out of her thoughts when there's a light knock at the door. She places the papers down on the coffee table in front of her before slowly walking to the door. She opens up the door, and her brown eyes widen significantly when she sees who's on the other side.
"Laura?" Cass asks, placing her hand on the door frame to steady herself.
"Hey Cassie," the other brunette says with a smile, her green eyes shining with happiness. The two girls stare at each other for a few moments before wrapping each other in a tight embrace.
"Where the hell have you been? I haven't seen you in years," Cass says, smiling despite the lump that had grown in her throat when she feels tears come to her eyes. Laura pulls back, her eyes looking just as glassy as Cass'. Cass steps out of the way so that Laura can enter the house.
"New York. What about you? I hear you went to Massachusetts. I always knew you were a genius, Miss M.I.T," Laura says, as the two friends take a seat on the couch.
"You hear right," Cass says with a small smile.
"Are you just back for a visit then?" Laura asks, curiously, and any trace of a smile vanishes from Cass' face. Laura frowns at her friend before her eyes move to the table, spying the various papers with the funeral arrangements on them. Laura's green eyes widen slightly before she looks at her friend who's dark eyes are glued to her hands. "Oh no... Cass-," Laura starts.
"It happened last week. He... Over did it with a spell I guess. Ryan found him in the basement," Cass says quietly, and Laura grabs one of Cass' hands in her own as a form of comfort. "The funeral's in two days."
"And I'll be there," Laura says, making Cass smile slightly.
"So, what are you back for?" Cass asks, switching topics before her sadness becomes overwhelming once again, and Laura's face becomes quite serious.
"I can't get it out of my head," Laura says after a few moments of complete silence. She rises from her seat on the couch and begins to pace in front of the television, while Cass watches her with a confused expression on her face. "It wasn't an electrical fire, Cassie," Laura says suddenly, looking at Cass with an almost crazed look in her eyes.
"Laura-," Cass sighs with a sad look on her face.
"You know it wasn't, Cassie," Laura says, and Cass merely looks at her friend.
"So that's what you're back for. To try to find out what happened?" Cass asks and Laura nods.
"I need to know. Its driving me crazy," Laura says with a desperate look on her face. "Derek... He's trying to forget. He wants to stay as far away from here as possible... But I can't forget. I've been taking care of him and putting it off for six years, and I can't just do nothing anymore."
Cass watches her friend for a few moments, eyeing the way the brunette grips her hair tightly in her hands as her thoughts seem to race a mile a minute.
"So when do we start?" Cass asks, and Laura's eyes snap to Cass' dark ones. "You're my best friend Laura. You don't really think I'm gonna let you do this alone, do you?"
-Spellbound-
The day of the funeral comes faster than Cass would have hoped. She gets ready in her bedroom with the help of Laura, who had taken up residency in the guest bedroom of the Etoille household. Cass had practically ordered Laura to stay with her when Laura admitted that she was going to be staying in a hotel during her stay in Beacon Hills. With much protesting, and guilt tripping, Cass had convinced Laura to stay. The day after Laura arrived, Cass had explained the entire situation with Ryan, and how Cass is trying to gain custody of her younger brother, and Laura promised that she would help in anyway that she could, making the other brunette's heart swell with happiness.
"There," Laura says after she finishes flat ironing Cass' naturally curly hair. "Now you look even more pretty than usual."
"Well, thanks," Cass says with a grin as she turns around in her seat to look at Laura. Laura wears Cass' black thin strap studded dress that reaches just below mid thigh. She wears a pair of black flats, protesting and refusing immediately when Cass offers her a pair of heels, the leggy brunette claiming that she's tall enough as it is. This makes Cass laugh and nod, letting Laura borrow a pair of flats.
Cass wears a black lacy dress that nearly touches mid thigh with a pair of heels, and a black cardigan. Underneath the dress she wears a pair of detailed tights. For accessories she wears her usual moonstone necklace, ring, and bracelet that she had been wearing for years.
The moonstone was the Etoille family's stone. Their family had been passing down the magic gene for generations, and each child born under the Etoille name has been named after stars and constellations for centuries. The Etoille family have always been werewolf sympathizers, effectively causing a unity between the Hales and the Etoille's, which is how Laura and Cass inevitably became friends. The two girls have known each other since they were small children, seeing as how Cass' dad, and Laura's dad were friends since they too were children. The Etoille's and Hale's had always been there for each other when the other family needed assistance, resulting in a centuries long friendship between the two supernatural families. Due to this friendship with werewolves, it seemed only fitting that the families stone would be the moonstone. Each particular stone which is placed in pieces of jewelry, is enchanted, letting the witch or warlock wearing them draw more power from it in times of crisis.
When both girls deem themselves ready, there's a knock at Cass' bedroom door. She opens up the door and smiles slightly when she sees her brother standing on the other side dressed in a black suit. She notices that his tie isn't tied so she wordlessly begins tying it for him.
"You look good," Cass says, looking into his dark eyes briefly before returning to her work.
"So do you. Both of you," Ryan says, glancing behind Cass at Laura. Cass sees Ryan's eyes linger on Laura for a few moments which makes her grin with amusement, seeing as how Ryan has had a crush on Laura for years.
"Thanks Ry," Laura says with a grin which makes Ryan blush slightly, and look back at his sister. He narrows his eyes at her when he sees her amused grin. Luckily for him she finishes tying his tie around this time, so he steps away, ready to make a hasty exit.
"Melissa and Scott are meeting us at the funeral home," Ryan says quietly. The night before Cass had uncovered and taken the Corvette out for a test drive, and after finding everything had worked just as well as it did before, she decided that she would drive herself and Laura to the funeral, and after a chat with Melissa, they decide that Ryan would ride with them. Melissa felt that it wouldn't be right for the two siblings to arrive at their father's funeral without each other.
"Okay. We have some stuff to set up before it starts, so we should get going," Cass says, and together the three of them pile into the Corvette and in minutes they're at the funeral home. Laura gladly helps the two siblings set up chairs and different flowers that had been sent to the funeral home for Cygnus' funeral by his many friends.
The service itself takes just a little over an hour, and the turn out is as large as Cass expected it would be. As Cass gives her father's eulogy, she looks out at the crowd and spies many people she hadn't seen in years, including Sheriff Stilinski's son Stiles, the Whittemores, the Martins, and the Laheys. After the funeral and the burial, Cass had arranged a small reception at her house. She and Laura had spent the day and the majority of the night preparing food, and buying drinks for this occasion. More people than she expected show up at her home after the funeral, all to express their condolences. Thankfully, more than half of the people bring dishes of casseroles and deserts that Cass, Ryan and Laura all set out on the counters and tables for people to eat from.
"We're gonna have to get a bigger refrigerator," Ryan comments after an elderly woman hands Cass a large chocolate cake, which neither of them have any complaints about.
"No kidding," Cass mutters as she walks into the kitchen, where she finds Laura eating apple pie out of the tin plate it came in. "Chocolate cake," Cass says, catching Laura's attention immediately.
"Hide it. We'll eat it later tonight," Laura says with a sneaky grin on her face.
"Just what I was thinking," Cass says, opening the refrigerator, and placing the cake at the back.
"What is it with people and food anyway? 'Sorry about your loss, eat some food,'" Laura says, waving her fork around for emphasis. This makes Cass laugh lightly.
"At least its good food. I won't have to cook for a month," Cass says, eyeing everything on the table.
"Has the sheriff said anything to you?" Laura asks, and Cass shakes her head.
"He hasn't really had the time if he was gonna say anything here. I've been bombarded with people for the last thirty minutes," Cass says with slight annoyance.
"It wouldn't be very tactful to say anything today, anyway," Laura comments, and Cass nods her head in agreement. Laura opens up the silverware drawer and hands Cass a fork before pushing the pie plate closer to her, making the girl grin and start eating from the pie as well.
"There you are," Ryan's voice calls from the entrance of the kitchen. "Thought you got lost," he says as he and his best friend Isaac Lahey enter the kitchen.
"No, just escaping the chaos for a little while," Cass says. "Whoever made this pie is a genius though. Have some," she says, and Laura pulls out two more forks for the two teenagers who just came in. "I haven't seen you since I got back," Cass says to Issac. "How're you doing, Isaac?" she asks, pulling the younger boy in for a hug, which he comfortably responds to.
"Pretty good. Glad you're back, Cass," he says quietly, making Cass grin. Isaac had always been a shy, quiet boy, even as a small child. Isaac and Ryan had been best friends since Kindergarten, and Cass had come to think of the boy as a second younger brother, despite the small obvious crush he had on her for a brief time.
"Think it'd be okay if we went upstairs to play X-Box?" Ryan asks after a few moments of them eating, and Cass nods.
"See if Scott and Stiles wanna go, too. I'm sure they're probably bored out of their minds," Cass says, and the two teens bolt out of the kitchen.
Later, after everybody decided to make their way home, Cass and Laura both flop onto the couch, the only sound in the house being the shouts of the four boys upstairs. Isaac and Stiles' fathers allow them to stay after Cass promises to get the two boys home safely, Isaac's father much more reluctantly than the Sheriff. Melissa, of course, sees no problem with letting Scott stay considering he lives right next door, and tells her son and Ryan to stay as long as they'd like, as long as they're back at the house before midnight.
"I'm so glad we got paper plates," Cass groans, kicking her heels off, and Laura groans in agreement.
"We can clean everything up tomorrow," Laura says, and Cass nods, slinging an arm over her eyes.
-Spellbound-
Two days after the funeral, Cass finally receives a call back from Sheriff Stilinski informing her that her court date is set for the end of the week, which fills Cass with anticipation. Around this time, Laura had been disappearing early in the morning, and staying gone until early evening, to late at night. Despite Cass' offer to help Laura with whatever it is that she's trying to figure out, it seems that Laura is doing everything that she can to prevent Cass from helping.
When the morning of the court date rolls around, Cass finds herself sitting on the couch in the living room, fiddling with her moonstone necklace, her hands shaking violently due to her nervousness. She rises from the couch when there's a honk outside, and she walks outside, getting into the Sheriff's vehicle. She's grateful that he offers to give her a ride to the courthouse, and the entire ride is spent with the Sheriff prepping Cass on what's to come. When they arrive and walk inside, they're immediately greeted by Melissa, Ryan, and Scott, who'd come to support his friend.
When the case begins, Cass feels as if though she could vomit. The feeling increases when the judge begins asking her questions. He asks her the basic question; her age, if she had a job, if she graduated high school, why she thinks she'd be able to take on the responsibility of becoming a legal guardian to a fifteen year old boy. It was around this time that the judge began asking Sheriff Stilinski questions about Cass, and if he thought that she would be a suitable guardian to Ryan, he also questioned Melissa, and Ryan himself.
The entire court case lasts about an hour, and the judge takes his time telling Cass what his ruling is. She feels tears come to her eyes out of pure joy when the judge rules in her favor, proclaiming her as Ryan's legal guardian. The two siblings will be getting follow up visits from a social worker every six months, and the judge lets a pleasant grin slip through his tough exterior when the two siblings hug out of relief. As Cass and Ryan are walking out of the courtroom, they see Laura sitting in the back with a wide grin on her face.
"I'm so happy for you guys," she says, enveloping both siblings in a tight hug.
"How did you get here?" Cass asks while smiling, not even the slightest bit upset like she was earlier when she thought Laura wasn't going to show up at all. Laura takes the keys to Cass' Corvette out of her jacket pocket, and drops them into Cass' hand. After profusely thanking Melissa and Sheriff Stilinski, the trio get into the Corvette, ready to leave. "I don't know about you guys, but I'm starving," Cass says, and the other two agree.
After having an early lunch, the three of them head back to the house for much needed relaxation after the stress of the past few weeks, even Laura decides to stay in instead of researching at the library and other places around Beacon Hills like she'd been doing for the last few days.
"You know, I wish you'd let me help you," Cass says to Laura later that night.
"I've got it covered, Cass. Really. All I'm doing is researching," Laura says nonchalantly, but Cass can sense the uncertainty coming from her friend.
"You'd tell me if you needed help, right?" Cass asks, frowning at her friend worriedly.
"You know I would," Laura says, and Cass can't help but agree. Laura's always been a proud person but she's not stupid. She knows how to ask for help when she actually needs it. "I'm not gonna be here when you wake up tomorrow, but I'll probably be back around sometime in the late afternoon."
"Okay," Cass says, watching Laura rise from her spot in the living room.
"I'll see you tomorrow," she says, walking up the stairs to go to the guest bedroom.
"Alrighty," Cass says, leaning her head back on the couch and shutting her eyes.
Little did she know, that would be the last time she saw her best friend alive.
-Spellbound-
A/N: And there's the first chapter! I hope you guys liked it!
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