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Chapter 6

Puck's POV

"Any ideas?" I asked. We were all sitting at the kitchen table, except Sabrina. Everyone looked at me, pity in their eyes, well not Henry's eyes; they were trying to hide his joy. I looked down at my feet, sadness filled my whole body. How could she not remember? What had happened to her? I thought back to the dance, one moment we were almost kissing, the next I was holding an unconscious Sabrina in my arms, her dad yelling at me, but I couldn't let her go. When I bumped into her on the stairs, I thought everything would go back to the way it was before, but it didn't, she has no idea who I am. I have to make her remember, but I have no idea how to do that.

I slunk up to my room before anyone could see the hopelessness in my eyes. I sat down by the lake that the waterfall ended in, thinking harder than usual. I had to solve this fast, the kids at school can't find out what happened. What would make her remember? Then it hit me, a prank. It had to be good, it had to be big and it had to be, as the Marshmallow would say Pucktastic. I got to work at once; there was no time to lose. With a new spring in my step I mixed up a glop worse than I had ever made before. I then told Sabrina to meet me in my room in five minutes. When she walks through the door she will get a big surprise.

Five minutes later she knocked on my door, "Come in," I yelled. She tentatively opened the door and stepped inside. As planned she was covered from head to toe in glop. She looked even madder than usual. I should run now, I ran back towards the lake, she was only a few steps behind me. I jumped into the cold water just as she caught up, and she fell in after me. I started laughing as soon as I came up for air. When she came up she looked mad, but she started to laugh along with me. It gave me hope, it was like old times.

"Anything?" I asked hopefully. Her face became somber.

"No, nothing. Puck, I want to remember, I really do, but I don't know how."

I can't believe that didn't work. I felt bad for her though. I closed the distance between us and wrapped my arms around her, hugging her tightly. It was good to have her in my arms again, but then I remembered she wouldn't feel the same and let her go. We climbed out of the lake and walked back towards the door.

"Still nothing?"

"Nothing," she replied, "but thanks for trying."

"You're thanking me for pranking you?"

She thought about it for a moment. "Yes, "she said," It means a lot that you're trying to help me." She stood up on her tiptoes and kissed me lightly on the cheek. My face turned bright red as she left, closing the door behind her. I think I stood there for five minutes before I could move again. I walked slowly to my trampoline and just sat there, dumb to the world. How could I help her? I'm not doing this for selfish reasons anymore; I'm doing it for her. Both of our lives will be miserable until she remembers. Did she know the effect that one peck on the cheek had had on me? Of course she wouldn't. From her point of view, I was just trying to help her; she can't see my need to make her remember.

I went for a walk to clear my head. The air outside was cool, but I didn't notice it, I was too upset. I don't know how far I walked, or where I was going. I ran into something, but there was nothing there. It must be the barrier. I smiled, remembering the day I had flown into the barrier while carrying Sabrina. Thinking about the river reminded me of my father's funeral, and how she made that day so much easier. But when I thought of that I thought of how, because of Moth, she almost wasn't there for that day. Coming out of a cocoon and seeing her lying there on the floor, a cup of poison by her side, and Moth standing over her. I had thousands of memories of her, good and bad. Happy and mad. She was the reason I had started to grow, and she was the reason I wished more than ever that I was human, or preferably, she was an everafter. She was my life, but now she's gone.

I headed for home, I had grown hungry on my walk, and supper would be ready soon. I was cold all of a sudden and decided to fly home as quickly as possible. I was in the house five minutes later shivering as I sat on the couch, waiting for dinner. Henry walked in and sat down as far away from me as possible. He had a smile on his face that made me want to punch him.

"Why are you so happy?" I asked him.

"There is now no chance that my daughter will date you," He said, happier than I had ever seen him.

"After all I've done for her and the rest of your family; I can't have a little happiness. I can't be with her because you don't like me," I was on the verge of yelling.

"Yes," Henry answered calmly. That put me over the edge. I began to yell at him.

"I've saved both Sabrina and Daphne's lives more than once. I was there for them when you weren't. I protected them as best I could, and what do I get for it, what do I get for the best few years of my life? Nothing! And it's because of you. You never liked me, and why? Because I'm an everafter! It doesn't matter to you that this is the only real family I've ever had, It doesn't matter that I'm in love with your daughter, none of it matters!"

"What did you say?" he was almost yelling now too.

"What do you mean?" I asked in a normal voice.

"You said you're in love with Sabrina."

"Oh," I said, color rising to my cheeks, "I guess that just slipped out in my anger."

Henry sat down, and I realized I had also stood up in my rage, and sat down as well.

"I don't like it, but there isn't anything I can do about love, except hope it goes away. I do know one thing though, Sabrina needs to remember, and she can't have a black hole where someone who's been as good to her as you have been should be. I still don't like you, but for Sabrina's sake, do whatever you have to do to make her remember."

I was stunned; Henry Grimm and I had just made a truce. "Really?" I asked.

"Really," He answered as he got up and walked in the direction of the kitchen.

I was speechless. My stomach brought me back to reality and I followed Henry into the kitchen for supper. Everyone was looking at us as we walked in. Sabrina wasn't there.

"Would you go get Sabrina for supper Puck," asked the old lady.

"Sure," I replied, heading for the stairs. I got to Sabrina's room and found her lying on her bed fast asleep. I gently shook her, but she didn't wake. I started to panic, this couldn't happen again. I shook her again, harder this time. I saw her eyelids flutter open, and gave silent thanks.

"What is it?" she asked.

"Dinner," and then I added," and it's normal." She was downstairs before I could even stand up. I made my way back to the kitchen and ate my supper. It was a quiet diner. Everyone knew that if I couldn't fix Sabrina, no one could. We would never be the same again if I couldn't do it.

After supper I sat on the couch and watched TV for a while. My thoughts got around to Sabrina as they usually do, and I started to wonder where she was. I got off the couch and started to look for her. I was halfway up the stairs when I heard a soft sobbing. I found her in her room softly crying into her pillow.

"Sabrina?" I said tentatively. She looked up and her eyes were puffy and red. I moved to her bedside. "What's wrong?"

"I don't want to tell you."

Normally I wouldn't have pushed her any further, but I really needed to know what was wrong.

"Please tell me Sabrina."

"No."

"I guess we're going for a swim then," I said cheerily.

"What!"

I was already flying to my room. She was struggling, but we were in my room by the lake already.

"Are you going to tell me?" I asked once more.

"No Puck."

I stopped flying and dropped from the sky, Sabrina still in my arms, falling towards the deepest part in the lake. I did feel bad about doing this, but if I was going to make Sabrina remember I had to know. We landed in the water with a loud splash. We both swam to where we could touch the bottom. Sabrina splashed me in the face.

"What did you do that for?" She yelled.

"Just tell me what's wrong!"

"Why should I, you're just a selfish jerk!"

That hurt. "Because I want to help you!"

"Then why don't you!"

"I'm trying, but you won't let me!"

We were both red in the face, staring at each other, trying to catch our breaths.

"I just want to remember again!" She yelled angrily.

Hope you liked it! Chapter 7 will be up soon, today or tomorrow. So this time I will not be leaving you hanging. Please Review, It makes me feel good when I get reviews. Any Ideas? I'm open to them. Thanks and REVIEW!