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Chapter 5
"Sabrina..."
Sabrina tried to open her eyes.
"Liebling, wake up!"
"Sabrina..."
"C'mon, Brina, wake up!"
"Sabrina..."
"Old lady, is she gonna be OK?"
Puck, Sabrina thought and forced her eyes open. Everything was blurry at first but they finally cleared up. The first thing Sabrina saw was Puck's worried green eyes.
"SABRINA!" everyone yelled.
They all took turns giving her hugs but Sabrina didn't look at any of them. Her eyes only stared back at Puck's.
Finally he pushed Henry and Daphne away from her and fell to his knees next to her bed.
"Puck," Sabrina whispered.
Puck cautiously took her hand and closed his eyes. "I'm sorry, Sabrina."
"It's not your fault!" Sabrina answered.
Puck shook his head as a tear fell from his cheek. "If I hadn't suggested we skip school, this would have never happened!"
"But I'm perfectly fine!" Sabrina told him.
"Are you sure about that?"
"Who said that?" Sabrina shrieked.
"Said what?" Veronica asked, whom was on the other side of Sabrina.
"That voice!" Sabrina answered and looked around wildly.
Everyone looked at her worriedly and Puck squeezed her hand.
"You guys don't hear the voice?" Sabrina asked.
"No, Sabrina, they're just pretending they don't! What do you think, idiot?"
"Brina, there's no voice," Red told her gently.
"Granny, should we call a doctor or something?" Daphne asked.
"Tell them you were just joking around."
Sabrina faked a laugh. "I'm just kidding," she lied.
Henry frowned. "Don't joke about things like that," he said a bit angrily. "We actually thought that there was something wrong with you."
"Oh, there is."
"I just wanted to see your reactions," Sabrina said.
Puck squeezed her hand again.
Sabrina looked at him and faked another smile.
Puck frowned. He didn't believe her.
"Get your hand away from my daughter's!" Henry suddenly said and slapped Puck's hand.
Puck turned red with anger more than embarrassment.
"He looks weird when he turns red."
Sabrina frowned. That wasn't something that she would think.
"Liebling, are you sure that you're alright?" Granny asked.
Sabrina quickly nodded and then plopped down on her pillows. "I'm just tired." It wasn't a lie, it hurt to move.
"Well then, we'll just leave you alone to rest," Veronica said and gently kissed Sabrina on the forehead.
"Come on, Sabrina, you've been 'resting' for three days now!"
"How long have I been asleep?" Sabrina immediately asked.
"Three days," Puck answered.
Sabrina bit her lip. She would normally try to jump right out of bed and go on with her normal life and everybody knew that. That's why they were all looking at her, waiting for her to object to going back to sleep.
"Maybe I don't need to rest..."
Everyone seemed to relax as all together they said: "No!"
Sabrina frowned. "Fine!"
Daphne smiled. "I love it with you cooperate!" she told her.
Sabrina rolled her eyes but couldn't help smiling.
"How can you not find her annoying? She's way too perky!"
Sabrina's smile disappeared. "Um, good night?"
"Good night," Granny agreed and went to go give her a kiss on the forehead like Veronica had.
"Sleep well," Henry told her.
Then the adults left the room, leaving Daphne, Puck, and Red with Sabrina.
"Why did you guys run off into the woods together?" Daphne giggled. "And alone!"
"If I didn't know everything about you, I'd be wondering the same thing too."
"Because we didn't feel like going to school," Puck answered.
Daphne smirked. "Did anything happen?"
"Besides the fact that someone did who knows what to her?" Puck muttered.
Daphne's smirk disappeared.
"And the perkiness is gone! Thank you, Puck."
Sabrina wanted to slap that voice. How did it get into her head anyway?
"Because someone did who knows what to you, idiot."
"I'm just gonna let you rest," Daphne said quietly.
Sabrina nodded as she watched her walk out the door.
Puck sat down on the bed.
Sabrina stared at him, waiting for his form of a "good night."
"I'm not leaving," Puck told her.
"He'd barely eat those three days that you were out," Red said.
Sabrina had almost forgotten that Red was still in the room.
"Don't ever forget about her, you never know when she might turn on you..."
Sabrina clenched her fists. Red would never turn on her or any of the Grimms!
"You must be hungry, Puck," Sabrina said to him. "Go get some food."
"I'm not leaving you alone," Puck answered stubbornly.
"I won't be alone, Red will stay with me until you come back," Sabrina told him.
Puck glanced between the two girls. "Fine," he finally muttered. "But I'm eating my food in here." And then he left.
Red gave her a small smile.
"Aw, doesn't she look so shy and innocent? You'd never guess that she's a beast on the inside."
"Red?" Sabrina suddenly said.
"Yeah?" Red answered.
"Is it hard controlling the wolf?"
"Is it hard controlling the wolf?" Sabrina blurted out.
Red stared at her and frowned a bit. "Sometimes," she said quietly. "When people do something to make me angry..."
Why did I ask her that? Sabrina thought and almost groaned out loud. I know that's one of her least favorite subjects!
"Cause I told you to ask her that question, idiot."
"Sabrina, are you OK?" Red asked.
Sabrina nodded. "I'm fine, just fine."
Then Red smiled. "Good," she said.
Then they heard Puck's footsteps.
"I'm glad nothing bad happened to you," Red told her.
"Ha! She has no idea!"
There's the chapter! You're introduced to the mysterious voice, who's seriously a jerk. I already don't like Voice.
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