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Chapter One
Lily heard her small feet take tiny, slow steps while walking down a narrow dirt road leading to her house. Her mind
was muddled with thoughts of the past few days. With every step, she made and with every breath she took, she felt like
someone was watching her. With piercing eyes drawing holes into the back of her head. She would turn around but then
there would be no one there. Maybe she was crazy. There was a very possible chance that this had happened. She always
knew that one day she would just snap, but the past week did not feel like an illusion…it felt real. After she had reassured
herself that there was no one, she would still have an overwhelming feeling in her gut that someone was still there
watching, following, stalking.
She felt it again. Her emerald eyes gave an electrifying sparkle as if they were struck by lightening. The cold shiver running
up and down her spine was of the eyes on the back of her neck. She whipped around her skirt, swirling, it wrapped around
her knees from the sudden motion; her hazelnut hair caressing her face then falling back down onto her shoulders.
She looked around her, trying to spy an unwanted pair of irises. She saw none. Lily turned around once more and then
started to walk forward briskly, her hair bouncing in rhythm with her step. She held onto a silver heart-shaped locket,
which hung around her neck. The metal was cold in her hands.
Lily decided she needed music to calm her nerves. She reached into her pocket of her maids dress and pulled out a
wooden Irish whistle. She held it to her lips and started to blow a tune.
It was a little jumpy and slightly scratchy at first because her were fingers trembling and her breath short. The simple notes
became smoother as she played. Lily had always loved music and when her father had given her this small Irish whistle,
she had put it in her pocket and it came everywhere with her. She knew a fair amount of various songs, and whenever she
was frightened, depressed or even delighted; she would take the instrument out of her pocket and finger a song.
The hairs on the back of her neck stood up again and she felt her legs tumble. The eyes were on her; following her again.
Instead of looking back, she stopped playing her melody, picked up her feet and started to run.
She ran as fast as her legs could carry her. Her hair was whipping around her face, blocking her vision. Nevertheless, she
kept running.
All the way to her house she ran, never stopping. The pain from her bare feet pounding on the grovel ground cursing up
through her legs.
As she was almost to the clearing that her small country house stood in, she heard a peculiar noise. A roaring, ling
sound, almost as if flames were devouring a log of wood. She started to get frightened of what lay ahead. Trepidation ran
up and down her arms as if a warning. She ran faster. Faster. To see what had created the horrible sound of hunger. When
she got closer, a light started to creep through the dense forest of green. 'What can it be?'
Heat seeped through the thick layers of her dress. A flow of wind came from the roaring sound and again she felt the
astounding heat. 'Oh no.' her feet became faster when she started to find a sense of what was really happening to her
cottage home. All of the sudden a burst of flaming light rose above the stretch of leaves and branches. As the heat became
stronger, her feet became faster, and her heart beat twenty times a second she realized what waited for her behind the line
of trees.
