I don't own the Night World Series… sadly = (

Then it faded. It swept away. It all dissolved into ashes. And I was back in my own head.

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(MORGEAD'S POV)

I was shocked. I had so many questions.

The girls were still laughing and talking. Did they know? I don't think so.

"Well I think I'm going to go. Have fun," I told them and ran out of the room.

I walked back to my room trying hard to be seen or attract attention. It was too easy.

I opened my door and plopped down on my bed trying to clear my head and make sense of what I saw.

I heard a knock on my door. I knew it was too easy. I groaned, "What?"

"Morgead can I come in," I heard Rose call from the other side of the door.

As much as I wanted to say yes and have my newly-found little sister in my arms I needed to figure things out, "I'm not decent," it was the first excuse that popped into my head.

I heard the lock on the door being unlocked and the door crack open just enough for her to squeeze through. I saw it but it would have been too fast for human eyes.

"What's wrong?" she asked me obviously concerned.

"What if I was really not dressed?" I asked her instead of answering her question trying to catch her off guard.

"Then I would be blind and it would be your entire fault," she replied stubbornly. I couldn't help but laugh. "Really, what's wrong?"

"I just got a headache," I said.

"Do vampires get headaches?" she got me there. "Seriously, you, like, completely zoomed out for like 10 minutes. I think I am really the only one who noticed, though. Then you just take off. Now you're really telling me that nothing is wrong?" she was calm throughout the whole speech but still curious. She wasn't giving up.

"Like you've never lied," I say.

"I have, but I haven't in a while. Not since…" she just shook her head.

"Not since what?" I asked her.

She looked at me and said, if I tell you do you promise to tell me what's wrong?"

"I promise." She looked me up and down before thinking it was ok to tell me.

"Well, a couple years ago I really liked this guy and he really liked me. So we decided to 'date' or well what little kid dating was," she shrugged, " I was at the mall one day hanging out with him and a bunch of other people, and I was sitting on his lap. Dad comes over and rips me off his lap and drags me to the car. When we got home my mom wasn't there so he threw me into a wall. Our walls are made out of wood. And went to the kitchen and brought back a knife. It luckily was silver so it didn't hurt so badly, but it didn't feel good." She paused. I could see tears treating to come down. I pulled her into a hug and willed her to go on. She said, "I ran to Angle and Dani's house and stayed there all summer. When I went back home all that my dad said was, 'I hope you learned to never lie to me again.' It was horrible. After that I swore off of lying. I haven't done it since."

The tears were gone and filled with pride.

"Your turn," she told me.

I looked at her and told her everything that happened. The suspicion, trying to get into Dani's mind, and my encounter in Angle's mind.

By the end she was just nodding.

"When she finally spoke she said, "Come on."

"Where are we going?" I asked.

"You'll see."

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-CONFUZZLED SOUL