moan from between her lips and reached out to caress her face. She s

wly on the uneven mattress. She flicked her fingers and watched the red light in the cabin light up. She glared a

to get up and start working on some of her spells. This helped her avoi

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fuses to believe that her father could be who they say he is. The witch they were wh

It would make her angry with him, even a little bit unh

ever do th

n peace. Even so, they stared and glared at her as she walke

s parting words. She shouldn't be the one to give up easily. Nora spent months searching for th

ath by his minions and the rest of the Coven many times. Her hut had moved to the edge of Kant, and

d faintly when he announced the news. She didn't understand why anyone would believe that. No doubt he was a po

t if he's able to go so far as to frame her father for a crime he didn't commit an

antly under the watchful eye of Zoran and his men. T

there's something uneasy in the back of her stomach, and she's no

aving nightmares. They tend to take different forms, but the result is always the

t. She needs more than ever to find that orb and get it back into her hands. She found

ad to do. She didn't know where it was, but a part of her told her it would be

allow him to eventually enhance his ego. He didn't t

is tent. When she was almost walking through the tent,

e's just a nasty kid. We take care of her father. That's the most important thin

ld all over her body, as if a basin of cold water had been poured on her. S

she was thinking at that moment, but the first thought that popped into her mi

bling, a surge of anger welling up inside her. They talked about him so grimly and in such low voices because they d

en was ordered to attend. It ensures a continuous cycle of power within the community and it is considered one of the greatest events

ocation of the sphere. Never again will she allow this man to take over her life and get awa

, and she spotted a blue glowing light in the distance. Only

to show them who t