Part 17
It looked like the plan had worked. After they'd set the barn alight with Adrianna and Khal inside Enya left with Valaire and Lizette. Khal was finally out her life for good, so was Adrianna with her stupid revenge plans.
"Look at the bright side, at least they'll burn in hell together," Valaire offered as she dropped Enya off back at her dorm.
Enya just shrugged. "I guess so." She headed up to her room.
Illyria lay on her bed, a magazine in her hands. "How'd it go?"
"All taken care of." Enya sat at her desk and switched on her computer. She wasn't really that much better of than when the whole thing had started.
"It could still work, you know," Illyria offered.
Enya glanced at her. "Your soulmate spell? You were the one that got the soulmate, remember?"
Illyria flushed. "It wasn't meant to happen to me."
"You should have figured out it would."
Illyria sighed. ""I guess."
Enya turned back to her computer.
* * *
"So the whole spell turned out to be a waste of time?" Amara's eyes rolled. "Typical."
She and Illyria were on their way back to Illyria's room. Illyria didn't know what to say. For her benefit, the spell had done some good. Judas wasn't the idea soulmate. He was a lot more arrogant than she'd thought, and had an annoying habit of drifting around and showing up when you least expected him. She knew it was going to be risky being soulmated to an assassin with a shift reputation, but she already knew she wouldn't trade him for anyone.
"How's Enya doing?"
"Back to same reclused way she was before."
Amara's eyes rolled. "Maybe we should have locked *her* in the barn as well."
Illyria pushed open the door to her room. And stopped before going in any further. Walking in on Enya naked with some guy on top of her was not a sight she had particularly wanted to see.
"It looks like your spell finally worked." Enya was grinning from ear to ear.
"Uh-Huh. Warn me next time." Illyria shut the door quickly. "Change of plans, we're going to your place instead." She started dragging Amara down the hall.
"What? Why?"
Illyria's eyebrow rose meaningfully.
Amara's own eyes widened. "You're kidding."
Illyria smiled. Magic did have its uses after all.
THE END.
It looked like the plan had worked. After they'd set the barn alight with Adrianna and Khal inside Enya left with Valaire and Lizette. Khal was finally out her life for good, so was Adrianna with her stupid revenge plans.
"Look at the bright side, at least they'll burn in hell together," Valaire offered as she dropped Enya off back at her dorm.
Enya just shrugged. "I guess so." She headed up to her room.
Illyria lay on her bed, a magazine in her hands. "How'd it go?"
"All taken care of." Enya sat at her desk and switched on her computer. She wasn't really that much better of than when the whole thing had started.
"It could still work, you know," Illyria offered.
Enya glanced at her. "Your soulmate spell? You were the one that got the soulmate, remember?"
Illyria flushed. "It wasn't meant to happen to me."
"You should have figured out it would."
Illyria sighed. ""I guess."
Enya turned back to her computer.
* * *
"So the whole spell turned out to be a waste of time?" Amara's eyes rolled. "Typical."
She and Illyria were on their way back to Illyria's room. Illyria didn't know what to say. For her benefit, the spell had done some good. Judas wasn't the idea soulmate. He was a lot more arrogant than she'd thought, and had an annoying habit of drifting around and showing up when you least expected him. She knew it was going to be risky being soulmated to an assassin with a shift reputation, but she already knew she wouldn't trade him for anyone.
"How's Enya doing?"
"Back to same reclused way she was before."
Amara's eyes rolled. "Maybe we should have locked *her* in the barn as well."
Illyria pushed open the door to her room. And stopped before going in any further. Walking in on Enya naked with some guy on top of her was not a sight she had particularly wanted to see.
"It looks like your spell finally worked." Enya was grinning from ear to ear.
"Uh-Huh. Warn me next time." Illyria shut the door quickly. "Change of plans, we're going to your place instead." She started dragging Amara down the hall.
"What? Why?"
Illyria's eyebrow rose meaningfully.
Amara's own eyes widened. "You're kidding."
Illyria smiled. Magic did have its uses after all.
THE END.