N/A: Hi guys! You won't believe it, but my fourth chapter is ready as well! HEHEH! But you'll have to wait, I'm afraid, and please review! It's getting funny...

Special thanks to Incapability for correcting some mistakes and laughing out so loud that it encouraged me to write on. :)

Ah, and thanks to all my readers! THANKS:))

The Head

3rd Chapter - Truth is a relative term

He leaned over and kissed her. She smiled brightly and touched his cheek.

"I've missed you." Her voice was like a light to his dark past, but now he was sure he would go on and begin a new life - with his new head. Since he could see, the world was much more beautiful. He could even hear the birds sing their song. The flowers told him fabulous tales and he felt increadibly free...

The new head was taking advantages, but who cared? Katrina was close to him and thought him to be her lover - which he, of course, was. Well, at least he pretended brilliantly.

"I thought about you the whole night," Ichabod's voice sounded through the green garden. That was not a lie. She gave him an increadible smile and laughed out loud.

"The Headless Horseman stopped killing, and now I can sleep again. But where have you been, honey, I was waiting for you last night," she gave back and a sudden pain clunched to his stomach.

"Yeah," he tried to sound relieved. It worked.

"He stopped! You've noticed it?", she asked. Then she realized he hadn't answered her question.

"But honey, where have you been?", she repeated in a worried tone. There he was. The bad boy. And he wanted to come out. He screamed, he reached for the power to saay something through Ichabod's mouth. The bad, bad boy stuggled - and he won.

"Well, I can't be with you every nicht, can I?", the bad bad boy said with a bad bad voice. Suddenly, her smile was blown away. Her tiny mouth fell open and her chin quivered slightly. The way it trembled was so sweet, the Hessian could have melted away immediately.

"I mean, I have - duties to fulfill." Damn it. Where was the bad boy? Where did he hide?
"Though the Hessian doesn't kill, that doesn't mean he's not willing to kill - maybe he waits for something," Ichabod went on explaining why he had spent the night at Lady Van Tassel's. But there was no need for Katrina to know about the truth.

"That's the truth," he claimed.