THE FAE LUNA'S SECOND CHANCE

a's

d right after it, I have been extremely skeptical around mirrors, glass d

what I saw. I've been noticing other strange things this past week a

asked me to scan and looked at the pile in di

in my earphones and started my stroll there. There's really nothing playing through it, this was a trick I learnt from my high school friend, Alliso

e, almost like my mum's. "At this point I'm starting to think you might be foll

out, looking straight at his chest. Memories from the night at the party qu

tly placed my hand on his and felt my mind ease almost immediately. It felt like all my worries had been

Please don't hate me, I'm still trying to make a food impression" he said looking into my eyes. I could

ace but he almost looks Filipino with that chiseled jaw and bronze skin. I wasn't sure tho

? Have a family perhaps? I almost gasped out dre

." I quickly snapped back to rea

ave been burning red at this point as I tri

I have a few minutes of your time?," he asked with a bo

f coffee first, would you like one?" He shook hi

n note of before. Elias sat with a certain air of authority, he had captured the eyes of eve

spun around to return to my seat. Maybe a little too fast because I felt myself f

time, the tray and its constituents were in the air, customers paused chewing mid way, the cleaners seemed to

oving to

at time had stopped against me or that th

with a shaky voice looking

his sides, "no, you didn't but you need to relax now. Calm down

ack in fear. Wh

, I could see dust particles suspended in air, a fly all the way behind the counter tha

most felt like I could see through him. "Emerald" he c

sed a movie and had just clicked 'play'. Luckily, Elias caught the t

, workers continued their work. There was no proof of what had transpired

u

to fire me if I te

as'

inger on it because we were only in contact for a short while. But as I sit across from her in such close proximity, I'm

was drawn to her presence and captivated by her mere existence. I would have sa

ould see me in this position. Interacting with humans like this would be the l

her voice sounded like music to my ears. I managed to pul

l and what is s

her lips, anything. I just wanted to feel the heat of her body al

I weren't standing right there, nobody could have ma

Emma and myself, everyth

e or an illusion, that was unmistaka

Dr Martin who I had called the night she passed out by the creek. I needed a wolf, the pack doctor. I