One Magical Family

Aria "As you go out into the world, you will inevitably hear so many conflicting beliefs from so many different people. Everyone has their own personal sets of beliefs, whether you interpret them to be right or wrong. Some try to make others share their beliefs, some simply defend their beliefs, and still, some people have no beliefs at all. They just see things as they are, never delving deeper into life's little mysteries. Those people will never know of my family's existence. Maybe that is a good thing, or maybe it is a shame. Only time will tell..." "The thing about supernatural creatures, or whatever you want to call us, is that we do exist. Yet, very few know of us and even fewer believe in us. We hide in plain sight. Never showing the extent of our powers or the magnitude of our abilities. Never completely being who we are. We are forced to hide our true selves because the humans can not handle our superior existence because they ARE-" "Mr. Bradbury?" A tall, red haired gir

Aria I feel tears welling up in my own eyes and I turn to look at Maddy who has visably paled. He silently leaves the table, following Moira out of the room. We both know that she is going to need him for comfort. Halona is the volatile one, who is all piss and vinegar, ready to give as good as she gets. Moira is the exact opposite. Moira is highly emotional and sometimes overly sensetive. She takes things to heart and gets hurt very easily. Maddy and I are the quiet ones. We tend to keep to the old adage, if you can not say something nice, do not say anything at all. But Maddy also has a bit of my Mom's fiery spirit in him, just like Halona. Mom is where they get that spit-fire temperment. She cou

Aria I wake up some time in the early hours of the morning. Blue light filters into the room, casting everything into a hazy shadow. I am on my back and two arms are crossed over my waist as warmth embraces me on both sides. I turn my head slightly to look at Moira on my right, looking peaceful in sleep. On my left is Halona, both of their arms wrapped tightly around me and their hands gripping each other so that the three of us are linked. Connected. The thought gives me comfort and peace.  I vagu

Maddy I really don't want to let her leave the room with that boy. The way he was looking at her was the way that dog looks at a steak. The fact that they are going to her room pisses me off to no end but Cash is right. He leaned over to me and asked what was the worse that they could do with us in the house? He has super hearing and would be able to know if something was happening. Besides, we really do need to get some work done but I was much too distracted by them to listen to Cash's explanations. I was notic

Aria   With some effort I manage to get my eyes to open slowly only to find that I am laying face down in the cold, damp dirt. My head is throbbing painfully and I can feel the blood trickling down the side of my face, warm and sticky. I am shivering uncontrollably from both the cold and from the overwhelming fear that I feel. Nausea burns in my stomach and I have to swallow back the bile threatening to rise at any moment. I have to swallow back the sensation, trying to compo