Dear Diary,
There’s always something eerie about school
at night. By the time we got back into the city it was night. Chantel and I
headed to the school. I kept texting Caleb but never got a response. Despite
how I tried to show him I didn’t care, I was worried. Natalie was there. He had
talked about how much he hated her and vampires in general. But Natalie was
powerful and controlled her own house. It wasn’t as simple as Caleb thought. He
just wouldn’t listen to me.
As we walked up to Caleb’s locker and
Chantel tried to open it, Eve kept asking what we were doing. I tried to
explain but I couldn’t really put it into words. How do you explain that he’s a
werewolf and, like Vincent, too eager to hit things. I wonder what she’d say.
She’d already seen me hit Vincent. I had to stop hurting him, but he just made
me so angry every time I saw him. All I see is Samael, the grinning demon,
welcoming me home to a broken place. I should’ve burnt the house down. But then
where would Jack have gone?
Then Nate approached us. Chantel and I both
knew he was a ghost, but seemed to both ask him leading questions. Eventually I
decided to bite the bullet and just ask him questions, and then mentioned that
Leanne could bring people back to life. We agreed to help him come back to
life, after all, he’d been trapped at the school a long time. I wanted to help
him. I wanted him to be normal, just like I wanted everyone to just be normal.
Finally Chantel decided we didn’t need the
item of Caleb’s after I said he could be in trouble and Eve tried to break the
locker open only to find she wasn’t quite that strong. Well, at least she’s
human. Which means she needs to not be around us. I couldn’t help but sigh and
then we decided to summon Leanne. All Chantel had to do was think about her and
she was there. I told her I had my part of the deal and took her hand and we
were gone.
I arrived at my house, hand in hand with Leanne,
just in time to see Vincent coming down my walkway with my journal and his
journal in his hands.
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