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Whale Cove Monologue
“Surrrr-sure.” Evelyn slurred stumbling once more. Sebastian lifted her up like she was a feather and pulled her close to him; his white t-shirt smelled of eucalyptus and lavender, the scent soothed her. They slowly walked down a small dimly lit path, the crickets ceased as they passed. “So tell me… Why did your family move to Whale Cove?”
“Well..” He said as if the alcohol had no effect on him whatsoever, “my family has a long history in Whale Cove, my great-great-great grandmother was born here and raised her entire family here, I lived here as a kid… But then I moved.” his voice trailed off as the path led them straight into the dark depths of the white woods, of course, Evelyn didn’t even notice.
“Wha-wait a minute… Now, I’ve lived here my whole life and… I don’t remember you. I would have remembered you. I think I would remember that cute face.” her face grew white with the realization of …show more content…
We surround her body and the human kneels down with their head on the body. Which you did so very cutely with your tiny sobs, I must say the others didn’t think you would cut it. But I knew different.” He smiled looking out past the stream a doe and its fawn, they spotted the couple and ran swiftly in the opposite direction, Evelyn fought the urge to chase them. “Now the second in command, which is me, bites the human when the full moon is at its highest and the change is forced upon us all. That is what you remember, and I’m truly very sorry for that. Usually, we change before so it is not as painful, but I needed you in that sacred spot in order to complete the ritual.” he looked into her eyes and she could feel he meant every word he has said and deep down she knew everything he said was true, about her and her life. “You must be hungry, our manor is just over that ridge past the clearing. And. The family is dying to meet you.” The excitement bubbled out of him like he was a puppy waiting to
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