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Philip. We left for Reghan in the morning. Using our orb, we opened a portal. Nikolai was with us. His bond with Amrah was strong, but their hearts were still learning to love each other, so there wasn't too much display of emotions between them. Jane could not hold her tears, and my heart broke at the sight of her pain. We walked through the portal, hoping that we would return in no time. I prayed she would still be ours when we returned. Knowing that time counted differently in our world, we needed to move fast. I did not want Jane to stay without us for too long. So we sent Nickolai to announce that we had arrived and set up a meeting with the committee for ascension. I could feel the imbalanced energy in our world. It meant we needed to move quickly and ascend the throne. "Do you think she will be okay?" James asked me, and I patted his shoulder. "We have to hope so for both our sakes. Leaving our mate pregnant and alone was the worst thing I have ever done, making me hate this
Jane. EIGHT MONTHS LATER. I focused on my work. People at the office congratulated me on my marriage to Philip O'Connor. They asked me how the three of us managed even though I was married to the older brother. It was a weird explanation, so I didn't bother and let them assume what they liked. Every night, I would go home and sleep on an empty bed. Amrah did not spend much time with Nikolai, so she did not miss him like I did James and Philip. I would often cry myself to sleep and wonder when they would return. I stopped checking time and counting the dates so I did not sink into depression more than I had already. Somehow I began to suspect they might not return. When Philip said one year, I thought he was joking, but now that I was almost due, I feared they would be gone for over a year. Alexi had told me that the longer they were in their world, the longer it would take for them to return, and I cursed my heart for falling too deeply in love with them. Martha told me the most in
James. A full day had passed, and the committee was still deliberating on our request. I was very nervous, and Philip was apprehensive. Maybe we shouldn't have come. Jane would have given birth by now. I felt like a complete arsehole. How could we have left her pregnant by herself for this long? If only it were possible to go and come back, But our time did not work that way. We need to lend our fire before we return. If we returned without giving the fire through ascension, we would not be able to come back and save Reghan. This was bad. I wondered how Jane was managing without us. I knew how she got when we left her alone for too long. I did not know what we would have to deal with when we returned. What if she freaked out and decided to have an abortion? I wouldn't be able to fault her for it because we had been shitty by leaving her alone. It was her right, but I hoped she would hold on. I really prayed she would hang on for us. "Why is it taking them so long? Is Austen's head
Jane I sat by the window of my house. It had been a year and three months, and I had let go. My babies were growing well; they were six months old, adorable and peaceful. As much as I was heartbroken, they filled my heart with a different kind of joy. Sometimes I would tell them stories about how their fathers saved me from the evil green dragon. I knew they were too little to understand what I was saying but told the stories anyway. In those moments, I was happy. James and Philip might have abandoned me on earth, but I wasn't alone. They gave me two beautiful sons I would love with all my heart, and I was grateful for it. I was staring out my window when a strong breeze hit my face. I closed the window's glass immediately and soon heard a knock on my back door. Why not my front door? There was no exit at the back. Whoever was at the back had to have passed through the front, but I did not see anyone come through. The knock was incessant, so I went to check who it was. "Who is it," I
Jane Toilet seat... that's all I represent to this universe. Getting pooped on by the universe regularly. You might think I complain too much but look at this scenario. I'm a single lady in her late twenties with two failed marriages and a long list of unsuccessful short term relationships. I live an extremely boring life. Counting bubbles in the water dispenser is more exciting than my life right now. I am overwhelmed at work, where I resume at 7 am and close at 6 pm because the arsehole that takes the shift is virtually always late. So my most exciting time of the day is my snack break, where I expect no disturbance at all. No human interaction, no animals, if possible, not even oxygen should disturb me, but the universe always has its plans... I was about to take a sip of my coffee and dig into my chocolate glazed doughnuts when Ashley barged into my office. I wasn't on duty, and it annoyed me the f*ck out that she would disrupt my break. I had some mouth-watering doughnuts that I
Jane"What the fuck, Jane!" Thomas said, barging into my office. "You caused me to get queried." he said, sounding hurt and angry at the same time. I honestly couldn't be bothered. "If you didn't constantly put me in the position to do your job, I wouldn't have." I said and stood up, packing my things, ready to head home."I know why you did this." he said, and I didn't bother to ask him why. Whatever he had to say was probably insulting, and I knew he would say it anyway."Because you don't want anyone to be happy. You want everyone to be miserable as you are. But guess what, I am happy." he said, and I smiled at him."Well, good for you, Thomas. Just know I won't be picking up after you anymore." I said and excused myself, brushing past him. I had a stress free evening planned out for myself, and I wasn't going to allow lazy Thomas to disrupt my evening.On my way out, Ashley stopped me with a file in her hand."What is this?" I asked her, staring at the file."Toxicology result of
Jane The brothers looked at each other, and it was clear something was bothering them. "Look, eh.." Philip began. "Doctor Richards," I told him because I realised he was trying to address me by my name. He smiled and nodded. "Doctor Richard, we, eh, have a business meeting to get to this afternoon. How about we call it a big misunderstanding, and you just discharge us," he said, and I looked at him surprised. "You tried to jump off a building. That cannot be normal," I pointed out the obvious to them, and James nodded. "We know how that looks likes, but it will never happen again," he said, and I smiled at him because their arrogance was getting on my nerves. "Care to tell me why you believed you could fly?" I asked, and they both shook their heads. "Who told you that?" Philip asked, and I brought out their file and opened a page to read the outline. "Patient keeps rambling about flying to another dimension.." I read and dropped the file, leaned forwards and smiled at them.
Jane "What happened?" I asked them, afraid of the answer, and James headed out of the room. "Where are we?" I asked Philip. He picked up the house robe and put it on. "In our apartment on Lake street," he replied. "What happened?" I asked, almost in tears, afraid that they might have taken advantage of me. "Relax, Relax, Jane," he said, and I tried to breathe. "Hey, hey," he said, sitting on the bed, trying to get my attention. He was a lot gentle than he was at my office. He almost seemed different from the arsehole that left my office. "Hey," he said gently in his husky deep voice. "Nothing happened. I swear to you, nothing happened," he said, with a reassuring tone. "You begged for it though," James said, entering with a cup of something that smelled like coffee and handing it to me. "Boy did you beg," he said and began to laugh. Philip cautioned him. "What? She wanted to know, so I guess it's best we tell her what really happened," he said with a huge emphasis on the 'rea