A/N- Hey, thanks for the reviews! I really appreciate it! =D

alli303 – uh . . . is PJO the Percy Jackson books? Cause if it is then yes I am a fan! =D I was trying to think of some fairy-tale person to do that and the Janus guy popped into my head and I remembered that he was a Greek god so I thought, why not? I haven't read the last book yet, even though I have it. I'm kinda nervous since it's the last book! =)

Here's the next chapter, it's short but I hope you like it anyway! =D

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sabrina stared at the two faced guy in front of her, holding her breath. She must have heard wrong. That's it, they really didn't say that.

"W. . . what?" She stuttered.

Grumpy rolled his eyes, "Kids! They never listen! One road will lead you to your family and the other will lead you to your fairy-lover-boy but you can only save one."

"I thought you were supposed to help!" Sabrina yelled.

Larry chuckled, "We never said that."

Sabrina took a step back and squeezed her eyes shut, whishing that when she opened them she'd be back in the house and all of this would be a dream. Even with her eyes closed she knew it wasn't a dream. Even with her eyes closed she knew what she had to do.

"I'll protect you, no matter what happens I'll protect you, I promise."

She felt tears fill her eyes, threatening to slide through them and down her cheeks.

A picture of Puck formed in her mind and a voice whispered in her head.

It's only fair. How many times has he saved you and your family? It's only fair that you save him.

Larry's voice reached her but she shoved it away as the voice in her head continued.

And you love him.

Maybe she did. Maybe she loved the mischievous fairy. Sure he was annoying at times but he did have his moments. She remembered that night on the trampoline, when he had handcuffed himself to her, when he said he thought she was pretty. She remembered how many times he saved her and her family. She remembered the last time she saw him, his face black with ash, his clear green eyes sparkling as he was about to tell her something. Did he really deserve to die?

She could almost hear what he'd say right now and how he'd laugh at her with that impish grin on his face.

"Looks like I'm going to have to save your sorry butt again, Grimm. I'm the Trickster King; I can take care of myself. Go save your family, Sabrina."

A lone tear escaped through her closed eyes and traced down her cheek.

Sabrina took a deep shuddering breath, taking a picture of Puck's face in her head, planning to keep it there for forever.

She whispered, "I'm sorry" opened her eyes and ran down the road that led to her family.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Bounty Hunter sniffed from his birds eyes view on the library roof and looked down at Spike.

"It's so sad." He said, acting like he was wiping away a tear before he laughed.

"Sorry, hun!" he said softly, eyes locked onto Sabrina, as she slowly got further and further away down the road, "but everyone needs a little heartbreak in their lives and it might as well happen when you're young! YOU'LL THANK ME WHEN YOU'RE OLDER!" he yelled after her, when she was out of hearing range.

Spike barked and the Bounty Hunter nodded his head, "I know. She won't get older but she doesn't have to know that yet."

He looked down the empty road, "I wouldn't cry yet, girl. That isn't the only devastating thing that's going to happen to you." He grinned as a loud roar shook the windows of the library, "You're going to have one busy night."