Part 6:
"What!" Bonnie yelled. "Why?"
"Well, you're needed over at HQ so we booked you a flight. We
have your bags in the trunk. We took 'em last night," Raven
explained.
"But, I can't leave. I'm not supposed to leave yet!"
"We thought you'd react that way. That's why we hadn't told you
yet," Quinn told her.
"I'm not going," Bonnie said crossing her arms over her chest
stubbornly.
"Oh yes you are," he replied firmly in a tone to close the
matters for discussion. Bonnie turned to give Raven a pleading
look but she had a resigned look in her eyes and Bonnie knew she
was defeated.
"What about my parents?"
"Oh, we took care of that. Some one who sounds amazingly like you
called home, said an emergency had come up, you had to leave now
and would have to explain later."
"Great," she muttered. Raven helped Bonnie carry her luggage
while Quinn parked the car. He was still muttering his amazement
when he drove off.
"That boy is impossible sometime," Raven chuckled shaking her
head. "Sorry I can't come with you but I have a few more things
to wrap up. But I will see you in a couple days."
"Ok. You never answered my question?" Bonnie remembered suddenly.
"Really, what was it?"
"Have you found your soulmate?"
"As a matter of fact I have. I believe you know him. He's told me
a bit about you. Watching somebody raise the dead isn't exactly
something you'll forget," Raven told her with a wild grin.
Bonnie thought for a minute then her eyes widened in shock.
"You're soulmates with..."
"Yup. He's not as bad as you'd think. Oh yeah, he said to tell
you hello for him. I nearly forgot."
"Good grief. I hope he's at least changed some. Or you're just
insane," Bonnie told her. Raven laughed along with the redhead,
smiling suggestively.
"He's... fun to be around. Now you go catch your flight. Have
fun." Raven gave the girl a warm hug and they murmered their
good-byes. /Don't be so nervous,/ a voice called out to Bonnie's
retreating mind.
/If you say so. Goodbye Quinn,/ Bonnie called back as she boarded
the plane.
/Good bye Red./
"What!" Bonnie yelled. "Why?"
"Well, you're needed over at HQ so we booked you a flight. We
have your bags in the trunk. We took 'em last night," Raven
explained.
"But, I can't leave. I'm not supposed to leave yet!"
"We thought you'd react that way. That's why we hadn't told you
yet," Quinn told her.
"I'm not going," Bonnie said crossing her arms over her chest
stubbornly.
"Oh yes you are," he replied firmly in a tone to close the
matters for discussion. Bonnie turned to give Raven a pleading
look but she had a resigned look in her eyes and Bonnie knew she
was defeated.
"What about my parents?"
"Oh, we took care of that. Some one who sounds amazingly like you
called home, said an emergency had come up, you had to leave now
and would have to explain later."
"Great," she muttered. Raven helped Bonnie carry her luggage
while Quinn parked the car. He was still muttering his amazement
when he drove off.
"That boy is impossible sometime," Raven chuckled shaking her
head. "Sorry I can't come with you but I have a few more things
to wrap up. But I will see you in a couple days."
"Ok. You never answered my question?" Bonnie remembered suddenly.
"Really, what was it?"
"Have you found your soulmate?"
"As a matter of fact I have. I believe you know him. He's told me
a bit about you. Watching somebody raise the dead isn't exactly
something you'll forget," Raven told her with a wild grin.
Bonnie thought for a minute then her eyes widened in shock.
"You're soulmates with..."
"Yup. He's not as bad as you'd think. Oh yeah, he said to tell
you hello for him. I nearly forgot."
"Good grief. I hope he's at least changed some. Or you're just
insane," Bonnie told her. Raven laughed along with the redhead,
smiling suggestively.
"He's... fun to be around. Now you go catch your flight. Have
fun." Raven gave the girl a warm hug and they murmered their
good-byes. /Don't be so nervous,/ a voice called out to Bonnie's
retreating mind.
/If you say so. Goodbye Quinn,/ Bonnie called back as she boarded
the plane.
/Good bye Red./