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Sunshine & Whiskey
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Sydney had woken up a bit earlier than usual this morning. Something was very off about the day. She felt it in her bones that something was going to happen but just couldn't put her finger on it yet. She walked on the tip of her toes towards her best friend's room, Shasta and shook her until she woke up. Sydney eyed her and parted her lips to speak. "Hey. Something is going to happen today and we need to find out what." Sydney went into Shasta's closet and picked out some clothes, throwing them on top of her and muttering. "Put these on and get a move on it." She exited the room and bumped into their Supreme.
'Oh, shit.' She thought to herself then looked up at Supreme Melba, who was really towering over her or she was just that scared and it seemed that way. "Going somewhere, Syd?" She spoke and Sydney bit her bottom lip with a nervous chuckle following. "Well, I just feel like something is going to happen today and didn't want to go outside alone so I invited a rather sleepy Shasta to tag along." Sydney spoke her answer fast as Melba looked her over then turned heel and walked away. 'Was that really it?' Sydney thought then shrugged her shoulders while making a run down the stairs and towards the kitchen, where they're maid was preparing breakfast.
The maid eyed Sydney and she returned the favor. 'Bitch.' Sydney thought to herself while going to the stairs and standing on the bottom step, calling up to Shasta. "Come on, girl! I don't have all day!" When she spoke those words, a knock came over the door and the maid walked over towards it but Sydney stopped her. "Maids don't get the door unless told. Go back to making your concoction of a breakfast."
The maid, whose name she never really bothered to learn, did as she was told. Sydney walked towards the door and turned the knob, opening it and revealing an older male along with two younger males beside him, on each side. "What?" Sydney stood at the door with her arms folded, scowling them all as she eyed them, too. Something wasn't right about them and she could just feel it. Maybe this is what was suppose to happen today. Meeting the new neighbors.
Jeremiah didn't want to relocate their coven in a town where witch hunting was known for. What if a new witch hunting counsel rises up and suspects them, then what. Did anybody ever think about that? Obviously not. The whole trip to the new housing was a long one but when they finally arrive, the neighbor seemed nice and friendly enough for them to stay. At least for now.
Their high warlock, Bane, spoke, basically welcoming them to their new and much larger home as Jeremiah's eyes reviewed over the place and raised a brow. "This is only temporary though, right?" He asked while looking towards Bane and it seemed as if everyone stopped and turned to face the two of them. Bane chuckled and walked towards Jeremiah. "If it was temporary, I wouldn't have brought a house. Hm?" Bane spoke then patted him on the back while walking past him now.
Jeremiah rolled his eyes and walked up the stairs, seeing that each room had two beds in them. He saw all the other boys already have picked their roommates and he walked into one where there was a bed left. When he saw his roommate, he shook his head and thought to himself. 'Great. I have to room with Lava Boy.' A slight chuckle came over his lips as Bane knocked on their door.
"You two. Come with me to meet the new neighbors before you unpack." Bane ordered them as Jeremiah was about to say something but kept it to himself then looked to Keval and shook his head. "Best not to say anything, Firestarter." Jeremiah followed Bane down the stairs and out of the house, going door to door and with a fake pleasant smile, introduced himself then introduced Jeremiah and Keval as his step sons.
Jeremiah made a scrunched up face then relaxed it a bit as they came to the final house on the strip. It looked really old and like it hasn't been touched in centuries. "No one lives here. I hope." Jeremiah protested as Bane looked back at him. "Only one way to find out." Bane knocked on the door and a girl appeared. She had a bit of an attitude problem, too. Of course, Bane overlooked that and responded anyway. "We're new to the neighborhood and thought they we'd come over and introduce ourselves." Bane spoke. "Is your mother home?" Bane continued to ask as another female appeared beside her.
Jeremiah's eyes were fixed on the new female that had appeared and even smiled a little. Of course, he then went back to his usual frowned face, too. As they wanted for someone to say something, Jeremiah was getting a little bit impatient with them and finally spoke. "They probably live by themselves." Bane turned his head towards him and Jeremiah looked down at the ground then Bane turned back towards the girls.
"I'd like to meet your mother, please." Bane spoke softly towards them.
'Oh, shit.' She thought to herself then looked up at Supreme Melba, who was really towering over her or she was just that scared and it seemed that way. "Going somewhere, Syd?" She spoke and Sydney bit her bottom lip with a nervous chuckle following. "Well, I just feel like something is going to happen today and didn't want to go outside alone so I invited a rather sleepy Shasta to tag along." Sydney spoke her answer fast as Melba looked her over then turned heel and walked away. 'Was that really it?' Sydney thought then shrugged her shoulders while making a run down the stairs and towards the kitchen, where they're maid was preparing breakfast.
The maid eyed Sydney and she returned the favor. 'Bitch.' Sydney thought to herself while going to the stairs and standing on the bottom step, calling up to Shasta. "Come on, girl! I don't have all day!" When she spoke those words, a knock came over the door and the maid walked over towards it but Sydney stopped her. "Maids don't get the door unless told. Go back to making your concoction of a breakfast."
The maid, whose name she never really bothered to learn, did as she was told. Sydney walked towards the door and turned the knob, opening it and revealing an older male along with two younger males beside him, on each side. "What?" Sydney stood at the door with her arms folded, scowling them all as she eyed them, too. Something wasn't right about them and she could just feel it. Maybe this is what was suppose to happen today. Meeting the new neighbors.
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Jeremiah didn't want to relocate their coven in a town where witch hunting was known for. What if a new witch hunting counsel rises up and suspects them, then what. Did anybody ever think about that? Obviously not. The whole trip to the new housing was a long one but when they finally arrive, the neighbor seemed nice and friendly enough for them to stay. At least for now.
Their high warlock, Bane, spoke, basically welcoming them to their new and much larger home as Jeremiah's eyes reviewed over the place and raised a brow. "This is only temporary though, right?" He asked while looking towards Bane and it seemed as if everyone stopped and turned to face the two of them. Bane chuckled and walked towards Jeremiah. "If it was temporary, I wouldn't have brought a house. Hm?" Bane spoke then patted him on the back while walking past him now.
Jeremiah rolled his eyes and walked up the stairs, seeing that each room had two beds in them. He saw all the other boys already have picked their roommates and he walked into one where there was a bed left. When he saw his roommate, he shook his head and thought to himself. 'Great. I have to room with Lava Boy.' A slight chuckle came over his lips as Bane knocked on their door.
"You two. Come with me to meet the new neighbors before you unpack." Bane ordered them as Jeremiah was about to say something but kept it to himself then looked to Keval and shook his head. "Best not to say anything, Firestarter." Jeremiah followed Bane down the stairs and out of the house, going door to door and with a fake pleasant smile, introduced himself then introduced Jeremiah and Keval as his step sons.
Jeremiah made a scrunched up face then relaxed it a bit as they came to the final house on the strip. It looked really old and like it hasn't been touched in centuries. "No one lives here. I hope." Jeremiah protested as Bane looked back at him. "Only one way to find out." Bane knocked on the door and a girl appeared. She had a bit of an attitude problem, too. Of course, Bane overlooked that and responded anyway. "We're new to the neighborhood and thought they we'd come over and introduce ourselves." Bane spoke. "Is your mother home?" Bane continued to ask as another female appeared beside her.
Jeremiah's eyes were fixed on the new female that had appeared and even smiled a little. Of course, he then went back to his usual frowned face, too. As they wanted for someone to say something, Jeremiah was getting a little bit impatient with them and finally spoke. "They probably live by themselves." Bane turned his head towards him and Jeremiah looked down at the ground then Bane turned back towards the girls.
"I'd like to meet your mother, please." Bane spoke softly towards them.