FALLING FOR THE WEATHER WITCH

ess of the night, making everything a potency for destruction. Tha

relentless fire. He had never seen something so brutal and terrifying in all his years on

d she deserve to suffer in this manner? He wasn't so sure about it.

be completely wiped out!" A man in

e needs a second chance,"

on to him. He tried hard not to show how hurt that made him feel. He had always felt inconsequential, and what he was

f his eyes, he could see most of his neighbours, pouring fuel into the already heated furnace and shouting. He made his way

" His wife's panic-stricken voice had risen in a bi

s carrying. Do you wish for the innocent child to be left alone without a fami

atures. Disapproval seemed to reek off her, like a stench. He wondered

g succor in his toenails, as he made his way to the heart of th

oment of bravery had been such a good idea. It wasn't looking lik

er boneless face. She was beautiful, but the lines moving in her cheeks begged to differ. Debris, with a mixture of hail, fought for

e swallowed hard, but wouldn't fall back. There was only one

people," The wi

in his eyes. "I can't. I'm her

new she didn't believe him, but he had to make her believe that this w

inter. Then, how do you imagine that you woul

ch down. "These people want your blood, but I could help you to save your

t him and wanted to know how true he was. He tried to open his heart, so she could see as

can't save anyone

own the bottom of a moving train. He struggled to gain his co

gth of two muscular hands on his shoulder blades almost overpowered his senses. It was a bit too much. He almost ga

lease let me go," his

Jake looked right at the witch, and her manic eyes stared r

h. The crowd had stopped trying to put in fuel. "Where are you going?" One of the men asked in a pan

, as he watched the fire leak through the witch's skin, almost going through

o?" He asked

," The witch s

out to happen? Jake grabbed the stake. He was aware that people thought he was crazy, but he didn't stop to think,

t, it was like warm water. "I wil

atural. In shock, he watched as his hands moved in its accord, and the stick dived right into the witch's skin. It seemed to be a magnet as it pulle

Out of the feat, that the stick might not be able to support such a small creature, he found himse

said, as she let herself becom

es crack, but there was no pain. He looked right at the child, and sh