Everything is perfect…

"Everything is perfect"

Morgan snuggled closer to Hunter as they lay on the couch in his living room. Morgan sighed with contempt and muttered again, "Everything is perfect."

Morgan closed her eyes and moaned as Hunter nuzzled her neck affectionately.

"You know…" whispered Hunter into her ear, his hot breath brushing across her neck. "My dad moved out of the house last week and Sky's out with Raven all night, so…"

Morgan sat up, her cheeks flushed and her eyes alight with desire.

"We have the house all to ourselves."

With a seductive smile Morgan leaned into Hunter and kissed him passionately on the lips. She gently pushed him backwards until she was lying on top of him, their body's pressed together tightly. Their hands roamed around each others body's but their lips remained locked together.

They remained like this for several minutes until they tried to roll over… and promptly fell off the couch with a thud. Hunter landed on top of Morgan. He looked down at her and checked to see if she was alright.

"Oh Goddess, Morgan I an so sorry. Are you alright?"

Morgan smiled up at Hunter and started to giggle.

"I'm fine. Did we just fall of the couch?"

Hunter let out a laugh. "I think we did, love."

Morgan giggled again and glanced at her watch.

"Oh crap. I've got to go or else I'm going to break my curfew."

"Aaww. Do you have to?" Hunters expression turned into a full blown puppy dog pout. Morgan laughed and kissed him again.

"That face may work with me but it won't work with my parents if I'm late home."

Hunter laughed and climbed off Morgan and helped her up. He walked her to the door where she grabbed her coat and opened the door.

"I'll see you tomorrow?" Morgan asked hopefully.

"Of course you will, love." Hunter replied.

With one last kiss Morgan walked out the door and into the cold night.

Morgan rubbed her eyes from tiredness as she headed home from Hunters house. She stifled a yawn as she turned onto the long, lonely stretch of road the Cal had once contacted her on.

"Poor Cal" she muttered to herself. Cal Blair never really hed a chance with a mother like Selene Belltower. She wondered what he would have been like if he hadn't been brought up by Selene.

"I'd probably would be madly in love with him, and he would probably have no idea that I existed. And Hunter probably wouldn't have come here to arrest Selene, and found me." Morgan shivered at the thought of not knowing her muirn beatha dan.

She turned her attention back to the road then realised with a jolt that she was passing the exact place that Cal had contacted her all that time ago.

All of a sudden she slammed her foot down on the brake. The car came to a sudden halt, sending her crashing back into her car seat.

Quickly Morgan pulled over to the side of the road and switched off the engine. She turned off the lights and was plunged into darkness. Her breath came in raggered gasps as she glanced through the darkness with her mage sight at the woods that bordered the road. Seeing nothing she closed her eyes and sank easily into a mid-level meditation. She threw out her senses, mainly towards the woods.

For several nervous minutes she scanned the woods for any sign of human life but came up with nothing.

"I definitely felt something though" she thought to herself. "It felt a bit like…no it can't be. He's dead. His own mother killed him for gods sake."

Morgan sighed and started up Das Boot. All the way home she felt like she was being watched but when she cast her senses nothing felt out of place.

"Pull yourself together Morgan" she muttered to herself as she climbed the steps to her house. "Your getting way to paranoid. Everything in your life at the moment is perfect."

She quickly got inside of her warm, safe house where her loving family was waiting for her. She hung up her coat and walked into the living room.

"I'm home" she said in a sing song voice. She paused when she saw both of her parents and her little sister sitting at the table with there arms crossed looking very stern.

"Umm…hi?" Morgan said hesitantly.

"Do you have any idea what time it is?" her mother asked in a firm voice.

Morgan glanced and the clock. "Umm…Ten past Eleven?"

"I thought we agreed you should be home at Eleven. Why were you late?" said there father.

"I didn't realise what time it was. It was an accident. It won't happen again. I promise."

Her parents softened up a bit. "Well as long as your sure it definitely won't happen again then I guess it's ok."

"I promise Mum. Thanks" Morgan went over to hug her parents.

"Well that was fun" said Morgan's sister Mary K. happily. Morgan laughed and hugged her as well.

"I love you guys. Ok, I'm going to bed." said Morgan.

"Ok love. See you in the mourning." her parents replied. Mary K. Stifled a yawn. "I think I'm going to follow you sis."

Together the two sisters trudged upstairs to their bedrooms. "So. Why were you really late?" asked Mary K. once they were out of earshot. Morgan turned to her sister, a look of mock shock on her face.

"You mean to say you don't believe me?" Mary K. laughed and shock her head. "Not really."

Morgan crossed her arms and said "It's really none of your business what Hunter and I get up to."

"Oh. That sounds interesting. Good for you Morgan." Morgan just laughed.

"Goodnight Mary K. See you in the Mourning."

"Goodnight Morgan" she replied.

Morgan brushed her teeth, got into her pyjamas and fell asleep.