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Chapter 3
Alec POV
What was going on. I always knew that Jace was mean to some people. Even a little to clary when they first met. But I never thought that he would say that kind of stuff to me. Something's definitely wrong. I have to get Magnus. I take out my phone.
"It's the high warlock of Brooklyn, talking to his favorite shadowhunter." Magnus said, making me blush.
"Hey Magnus." I said shyly.
"Are you blushing again." Magnus asked.
"N-no. However, I need your help." I said.
"What's wrong, darling?" He asked, now sounding concerned.
"Something's wrong with Jace. He said some pretty horrible things to me this morning." I said.
"I'll come check on him." Magnus said.
"Thanks, love you." I said.
"Love you too." He said before he hung up.
No POV
Magnus stepped in the institute doors. Alec was waiting for him. Alec gave Magnus a quick peck on the lips. They stepped into Jace's room, where Jace was sitting on his bed.
"Oh, so you've brought your sparkly boyfriend." Jace spat the last word in disgust. Magnus stepped in front of Alec protectively.
"Listen Jace. I'll try to help you. Okay?" Magnus said, as if he was talking to a 5 year old.
"Whatever." Jace said. Magnus walked over to the bed and stared into Jace eyes. He chanted a quick spell and a form of dark fog clouded Jace's eyes for a second, before disappearing again. Magnus quickly walked out of the room, Alec following closely behind.
"He's not himself. It seems like some kind of dark spell has been cast on him." Magnus said, sadly. Even though he wasn't particularly close to Jace, he was close to Alec, and Alec was close to Jace. Magnus and Jace had one thing in common. Alec.
"What do we do." Alec asked bewildered.
"I don't know. I'll see if I can find the curse and then break it, but I can't guarantee anything." Magnus said.
"And if you don't find it." Alec asked.
"Then there's only one solution." Magnus answered.
"Which is?" Alec asked.
"It doesn't matter. I'll find the spell." Magnus said. He didn't want to tell Alec what had to happen if he didn't find the spell, cause Alec would be fine with it. That was what scared him. Alec would agree.