Author's Notes
I'm really sorry if this is a bad fanfiction its my first one based on a book that I actually wanted to write. I'm really going to try to make it to the best of my abilities. I love the Shadowhunters Novels, and sadly don't own the rights to it. All rights go to Cassandra Clare and her publishing company. So if you could leave a review on how to better this it would be appretiated. BTW this is when Clary and Jace think their brother and sister.
Normal POV
Clary didn't know what she was thinking in the moment her and Sebastian kissed her. They were outside the burned Fairchild manor chared black. Sebastian pulled back first and looked at Clary as she opened her eyes from enjoying the kiss. "Um... I think we should go," Clary said walking away. This made Sebastian look at her with confusion and a little pain. "Clary did I do something wrong?" Sebastian asked with sincere concern. "No, I did." Clary said as Sebastian lifted up on a horse infront of him.
They went back to Alicante to the house they were staying at. Clary walked in when Max gestered for her to come over to the couch to ask her about manga. Sebastian went to the side and asked Isabelle where Jace and his cousin Aline where since he knew Alec was helping Magnus. "Their upstairs," Isabelle tried to say with a wisper so Clary couldn't hear. "Oh, and you don't want Clary to know." Sebastian wispered to Isabelle. Isabelle nodded and looked at the wooden floor. Jace and Aline came downstairs. Aline was fully dressed, but Jace was putting on a shirt and Clary saw. Clary made an assumption about what they did and got up and ran out the house followed by a Sebastian.
Clary POV
In that moment I didn't know where I was going I just felt upset and wanted to get away from that. "I can't believe Jace it's not like I moved on that fast Sebastian kissed me, but I didn't kiss him." I though as I got on a horse. I subconsiously knew where I was going...the Fairchild Manor. I got off the horse and started crying when I saw someone in the clearing that I thought I wouldn't have to see for awhile.