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I sat down with Solus on the bed.
"Can I see your wounds?"
he hesitated, then sighed.
"Fine. but.. don't poke them."
I unwrapped his bandages. Underneath...Oh god. I felt like throwing up. He was bleeding so much..
"bad huh?"
"d-don't act so casual about it. T-this is serious!."
"It won't kill me, or come close to killing me."
"T-that's not the point!"
It looked like he had been stabbed, and then cut open along his stomach. On his lower back, there was also a cut. The edges of the wounds had... Read Full Chapter

Where am I? Why is everything.. Soft and dark?
I opened my eyes. I was in someone else's bed, in someone else's room, in someone else's house. My head felt clear, but what happened?
There was that little argument with Solus.. then the demon... then the whip.. and--
"Solus!" I sat up straight in bed. I rubbed my head. I didn't remember much.. Maybe I blacked out?
I looked around. It was a small, clean room. The shutter in a nearby window were half closed, sending bars of soft light across the ... Read Full Chapter

"Why would anyone backstab you?"
"I said nevermind."
Was it just me or was there a edge of annoyance in his voice? Either way, I was annoyed myself that he wasn't telling me, so I didn't put too much thought into it.
"How come you don't tell me things? You know I would try to help you!"
"You can't."
"How do you know that?" I demanded. I knew I was pushing the limits. But I had to know.
"Because no-one can!" He snapped. I went quiet. I've never seen him angry before..
After a moment Solus sigh... Read Full Chapter

The rest of the day was boring. Normal classes, normal feelings, except it was a little brighter with Solus there. I still felt responsible for the science catastrophe, and it bothered me. Sometimes I caught Solus looking at me worried, but he would go back to what he was doing. I knew he could sense something was off.
I sighed, frustrated I messed up on another math problem. I rested my forehead on my desk. Solus looked at me, then looked back at his work. After a moment he put his wing arou... Read Full Chapter

The person lead me to a eyewash station. I shoved my eyes in the water and cleaned them. When I was done, I could see clearly again. I blinked a few times, then my eyes widened.
The whole classroom was trashed, mushroom clouds and burn marks everywhere from when students ran from the original chemi-bomb. But all I could think of was about how much trouble I'll be in.
"Oh god.. This is all my fault"
"No, its mine" I flinched and turned to see Solus standing behind me. He was dirty from ash and... Read Full Chapter

I laughed.
"Did you see his face? You really upset him"
Solus tried to smile casually, but couldn't help but grin.
"He was bothering me."
"Well you sure as hell didn't seem bothered." I responded.
"He called me angel boy, and kept talking." He said simply.
"You don't like being called angel boy?"
"Nope. Way too many people call me that, and they always mean it as a bad thing."
"Makes sense."
We sat in silence. Solus seemed so calm, and so prepared. It made me feel emotional and inferior in ge... Read Full Chapter

After a moment of awkward silence, I put my hand over his. He blushed and looked at me.
"Its alright, you don't have to tell me. I'm sorry for asking such personal questions."
He smiled, then kissed my cheek, completely surprising me. He stood up and slipped his hand from mine.
"It's alright, I don't mind."
He turned and took a few steps away, looking at the sky. My face felt hot. I can't believe he just kissed my cheek. I felt a strange thrill inside of me.
"Let's head back."

It is 10:30 at... Read Full Chapter

Looking around, I noticed we were far from the school. Or at least, I assume so. we were surrounded by forest. It was only by pure luck that we landed in a field instead.
"A-are you sure your alright?" I asked yet again.
Solus nodded then turned around, lifting up his shirt. I saw a few bruises, but no scrapes or broken bones miraculously. I sighed in relief, then stopped myself. Why am I being so worried?
He put his shirt back down and sat next to me. Looking at him, I thought about a millio... Read Full Chapter

"AHHHHHHHHH!" I screamed as gravity took my breathe away. We were so high up.. and yet he had only flapped his wings a few times.
He levelled off, at least 20 feet above where we were sitting. He rubbed his ear.
"Ow"
"I-I'm sorry. I never f-flew before."
"Its alright, just try not to yell so close to my ear. Tell me, do you like rollercoasters?"
I loved them, they were my favorite attraction.
"Yes?"
"Then I hope you like this" He flew even higher in the air, at least 50 feet now, then tucked ... Read Full Chapter

It was after school, yet we were still there. We simply sat on the roof and relaxed. Actually, let me rephrase that.
Solus went to the roof and sat against the fence. I followed cause I had nothing better to do and, well, he's like a magnet. I want to know what he will do next.
His eyes were closed and he looked as if he was sleeping. I sat next to him and looked at him, trying to figure out who he is. I remembered all the things he did throughout the day, and it made me smile. He's really a ... Read Full Chapter

We headed back to the gym. People were poking the statue and being obnoxious. I could count at least 4 different pieces of bubble gum on Jonathan.
Solus had a glass of water in his hand. I half expected him to do some kind of magic spell with it, and turn Johnathan back to normal. But instead he simply went up to him and poured it over his head. The gold dribbled off with the water as if it was painted on, and Jonathan gasped and coughed.
He was pale with a runny nose, red eyes, and he was s... Read Full Chapter

As Solus walked out the door, I knew I had to do something. I ran after him, knowing no-one would stop me or even care. All their attention was focused on whispering and staring at the statue.
"Solus! Wait I need to talk to--"
I ran around the corner and face first into his back. I fell, and Solus caught me again. But this time he used his other arm. He smiled and helped me to my feet.
"We really need to stop meeting like this. If I didn't know better, I'd say you were a klutz," he joked, smi... Read Full Chapter