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chelsfic · 4 years

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Leftovers Part 9 - Nandor the Relentless x Reader Fanfic

Previous parts: Masterlist

A/N: Quick note-- most roller derby leagues don’t actually take a break from practicing during the off-season *shrug.* Hey, hey, hey, guys? Let me know what you think! I am an ACTUAL ENERGY VAMPIRE, but I feed off your kind words and support--love you!

Summary: Nandor is on the reader’s shit list, but will they reunite when a minor medical emergency pops up? (yes)

Warnings: Female Reader-insert, Angst, Medical shit (migraines, lasting effects of the vamp attack at the rave), Hypnotism

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“Guillermooo! I’m ready for my slumber now!” Nandor bellows, standing impatiently by his open coffin and waiting for his familiar to arrive so he can complete his bedtime routine.

Guillermo appears, huffing and puffing, a moment later, “I’m sorry, master! I forgot…”

“Well, that’s unacceptable, Guillermo!,” Nandor whines with a scowl. “You’re my familiar. It’s your job to remember these things. You’d think after five years--”

“Eleven,” Guillermo interjects with a pained smile. “Eleven years, master.”

Nandor looks momentarily shocked before regaining his momentum, “Okay...Eleven years… Fine. You’d think that you would remember to come and help me get ready for bed. It’s not that difficult.”

Guillermo lets the scolding roll off his back. He knows his master is hurting. In truth, Nandor hasn’t wanted Guillermo’s help at bedtime in weeks. It’s only now that his coffin is feeling a little lonely that he’s reverting back to his old ways. Guillermo rushes to untie his master’s cravat and helps him slip off the heavy cape. The vampire looks temporarily mollified.

“Very well,” Nandor sniffs, taking Guillermo’s hand as he steps up into the coffin. “I forgive you.”

“Thank you, master,” Guillermo smiles lightly and moves to take hold of the coffin’s lid. Nandor suddenly reaches up to stop him.

“Guillermo…” he fidgets and avoids eye contact as he asks, “Do you think she’ll be angry with me for much longer?”

Guillermo looks down at his master, feeling contrary ties of loyalty tugging on him as he decides what to say.

In the end he takes pity on Nandor, reaching down to pat his soft hair and murmuring, “I’m sure she’ll forgive you soon, master.”

“Thank you, Guillermo,” Nandor sighs, shutting his eyes and crossing his hands over his chest. “You’re a good familiar.”

He gently closes the lid, feeling a happy swell in his chest despite his concern. It’s been a few days since the orgy and his friend still hasn’t shown any signs of forgiving Nandor. He knows she’s hurt, but Guillermo silently hopes things will smooth over soon. An angsty vampire makes for an unhappy familiar.

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After Nandor let you out of the basement you ran to the shower, dousing yourself in steaming water to chase the chill out of your body. But no matter how many hot showers or layers of clothing you put on, you can’t ever seem to warm up. At least not on the inside. In the span of just a few days you’ve gone from the heights of happiness to the dumps of misery. The worst part is that you’re not even angry anymore. You’re numb to it. All you want is to fall back into Nandor’s arms and let him make you feel good like no one else has.

But…

It’s not that he slept with who knows how many people at the orgy. It’s not even that he locked you in a basement and forgot about you. It’s that he treated you like a thing. Like his possession, whose feelings and thoughts are insignificant in the face of almost eight hundred years of immortal life. For a little while Nandor made you feel special, and then he’d gone and ruined it.

You don’t even have your usual outlet! Bout season is over and practice won’t start up again for another month. And to make matters even better: all this drama seems to be aggravating your stupid brain because, for the first time in weeks, you’re feeling the dragging ache in your head left by the vampire attack at the rave. It’s been a dull, throbbing pain for a couple days now, but tonight it’s grown into a pulsing, stomach-churning migraine. You lock yourself up in your room with the lights off. The housemates probably assume you’re brooding over Nandor. But mostly...you’re just in pain. And scared.

It’s after midnight and the pain shows no signs of diminishing. You finally drag yourself out of your room, squinting blearily against the blinding glare of the candlelight, and seeking out one of the two licensed drivers in the house.

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“The closest urgent care is on Richmond, but according to the Google reviews, we’ll have shorter wait times if we drive a bit farther to the one on Victory Boulevard. Of course, it’s entirely up to you but--”

“Colin,” you interrupt, your voice barely above a whisper, “can you please take me to the closest one and maybe try to resist the urge to feed? I already feel like shit.”

Colin pauses, tightening his fingers on the steering wheel and saying, quietly, “I wasn’t...I was just trying to be helpful.”

You immediately feel guilty and then you question if, in fact, he’s still feeding. Being friends with an energy vampire is...draining.

He drives you to the urgent care, walking inside the crowded waiting area with you and taking charge of your intake paperwork. Okay, now you could kiss him, because bureaucracy is like Colin’s native language and you’re pretty sure he uses some of his power to manipulate the staff into getting you seen sooner. In under an hour you’re leaving with a prescription and feeling a little less anxious about the possibility that you might drop dead from an aneurysm.

You’re pulling out of the pharmacy parking lot and back out onto the road when a small, squeaking, flying thing suddenly soars through your open window and erupts in the backseat, transforming into your dark, sullen vampire lover.

You shriek in alarm, looking out the window and noting the lightening sky on the horizon. Your heart jumps up into your throat, “Nandor! What are you doing, it’s almost daybreak!”

Nandor sits forward in his seat and leans in close to you as he speaks, “Guillermo told me you have been to the human medical shamans! What is wrong, my human?”

“It’s...nothing, Nandor. I’ll be fine. I had a bad migraine,” you mumble. You’re too exhausted to be having this conversation.

Nandor continues, unphased, “Then you should have come to me, not fucking Colin Robinson!”

“Why?” you blurt out, suddenly done with avoiding the hurt you’ve been dwelling in for days. “Because you care about me? Or because I’m your property?”

Nandor looks bewildered, “You are my human…”

You shake your head violently, turning away in your seat with an angry growl.

“...And I do care, my love…”

Sighing, you fix your eyes on the metal guardrail at the side of the road as it flashes by. Colin Robinson is sitting rigid in the driver’s seat, beaming as he gulps down the emotions flooding the vehicle. Nandor reaches out to curl his fingers through your hair just as the first rays of sunlight break over the horizon.

“Nandor, the sun!” you cry, all thoughts of your hurt and anger flying from your head. You turn around in your seat to lock eyes with your lover for one meaningful instant before he transforms into his bat form.

You scramble for the purse at your feet, upending it onto the floor before holding it up and frantically gesturing to the flapping little bat in the backseat.

“Get in, baby!” you plead, uncertain of how much communication actually gets through in this form.

You breathe a shaky sigh of relief as Nandor flies into the bag, curling up at the bottom with a frightened squeak.

“Fucking hell,” you mumble. Your heart is racing in your chest. Cautiously, you open the purse to peer inside at the furry, winged creature who is...your boyfriend. You reach in and gingerly stroke your fingers over his little head. The bat’s teeth close on one finger in an affectionate, soft bite. “You’re okay now…”

Colin Robinson pulls up outside the house and turns to you with his eyes blazing, “Well, this has been quite the night!”

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You carry Bat-Nandor into his room, taking him out of your bag and gently placing him in the fur-lined coffin. Even though you’re expecting it, you can’t help but jump back when he transforms before your eyes. You’re still not used to witnessing actual magic.

He looks up at you with a look that’s all soft, liquid eyes and remorseful submission.

“Will you stay with me?” he asks diffidently, toying with a tuft of rich fur on the coffin lining. “Please?”

You weigh your options. On the one hand you really miss falling asleep in Nandor’s strong arms, with the comforting scent of him wrapped around your body like a blanket. And when you pause for a moment you realize that the ache in your head hasn’t bothered you since he flew into Colin Robinson’s car.

On the other hand…

“Is there anything you want to say to me, first?” you prompt, arching your brow expectantly.

Nandor swallows his pride, thinking back to those horrible days when Guillermo left him for fucking Celeste. He sits up and takes your hand in his as he says, “I’m sorry I treated you like a belonging and not a person. I appreciate you very much. And I--I love you. And also, I’m sorry for forgetting about you and Guillermo in the basement…it probably won’t happen again.”

You let out a laugh, tears stinging your eyes as you reply, “I love you too, Nandor. And...I’m sorry, too. I don’t even care anymore about the stupid orgy anymore. But I should have...tried to understand it more. I think.”

Nandor sits up, grasping your face between his hands and pulling you in closer.

“I wanted you with me at my side, my mortal,” he hisses, dropping little kisses onto your lips. “One day you will be. I’ll make you a vampire and together we will be the life of every vampire orgy. We’ll feast on virgin blood and make love until the end of time.”

Before you can form anything approaching a reaction, he claims your mouth with his, sucking your lower lip and pushing his tongue forward to tangle with yours. You cling to the fur collar of his coat, hanging on for dear life as your knees go weak. Every time you kiss it feels like you’re diving into a hot spring, losing yourself so deliciously to the sensation of his touch.

“You want that don’t you, my mortal?” he pants against your lips, reaching down to casually lift you off your feet and settle you on his lap. “Immortal life? Immortal love?”

He pauses kissing you and you rest your cheek against the top of his head, enjoying the soft brush of his hair against your skin. Do you want that? To be a vampire? To never see the sun again? To drink blood to live? To never say goodbye to this beautiful, idiot man you seem to love?

“Yes, Nandor,” you murmur, pressing your lips into his hair and breathing his scent. “I do.”

He leans his head back and kisses you once more, running his lips over your cheeks, your jaw, the long column of your exposed throat.

“Uhm!” you interrupt, a little panicked. “But not this minute, right? You have to give me some warning…”

Nandor chuckles, smoothing his hands up and down your back in reassurance.

“No, mortal. Dawn isn’t exactly an ideal time to make a new vampire…”

“Oh...okay, good,” you sigh, settling down into his arms once more. “Because I have one condition…”

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A little while later, you’re sealed up, snug as a bug in Nandor’s coffin, with his arms wrapped around you and your face tucked into the crook of his neck. You press a kiss to his cool skin and his chest rumbles with a satisfied purr. For the first time in hours and hours your skull doesn’t feel like it’s about to crack in two and you ponder the reason for that. Of course, like all vampires, Nandor has the power of hypnosis. Maybe his very presence has a soothing effect? Like he transmits a frequency that cancels out whatever that asshole did to you?

“Nandor?” you whisper, unsure if he’s fallen asleep yet or not.

“Yes, my mortal?” he answers at once, tightening his arms around you.

“When I’m with you my head doesn’t hurt so bad… But, do you think--do you think that vampire did some kind of...lasting damage?” the question has been on the back of your mind ever since the attack but you’ve been too afraid to give a voice to your worry.

A low growl escapes his throat as he replies, “That shit chicken vampire hurt you because he can’t even hypnotize correctly.”

“But...” you pause, steeling yourself. Are you really about to put this level of trust in him? “You can fix it, can’t you?”

Nandor pauses, swallowing down a lump of nerves as he considers. He wants nothing more than to make you feel better. But there was the time he and Laszlo gave Sean the brain scramblies…

But this time would be different. He would be so, so gentle. So careful…

He raises the lid of the coffin, sitting up and pulling you with him. A few candles still flicker from the tables around the room, forgotten in his eagerness to have you in his arms. Nandor’s pale skin glows faintly in the low light, the lines of his body lost in shadows.

“Look into my eyes, little human,” he commands, his voice is deep and drawling.

You obey, looking up at him as your body visibly trembles. You’re frightened.

“Shh,” Nandor hushes, running his hands up your arms and settling them onto your shoulders. “I’m going to take care of you.”

You nod, remembering how fragile and weak he’d felt when you’d carried his bat-form in your hands. You can give him the same trust. You can put yourself in his hands now and know that he won’t hurt you.

His dark eyes burn with intensity as he continues, “You are now under my command…”

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A/N: I require CAKES AND CREAMS!! Candies and streamers and sticky, sticky toffee! Actually I just need some soft comments because I AGONIZED over this??!?!?!?!

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leafvy · 4 years

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𝚠𝚑𝚒𝚖𝚜𝚒𝚌𝚊𝚕 𝚠𝚒𝚝𝚌𝚑𝚢 𝚗𝚊𝚖𝚎𝚜 𝚕𝚒𝚜𝚝

[ disclaimer: my sincere apologies if there are any spelling/meaning/origin mistakes in any of my name lists, i am by no means a professional in this area, i just like creating lists to help aid storytellers. i do try my best to find each name’s corresponding origin/meaning/spelling but i am a human who is prone to make the odd mistake. p.s, i take requests! ]

female

Acacia - Greek - Thorny

Acantha - Greek - Thorn, prickle

Adele - French diminutive of Adelaide - Noble, nobility

Aerwyna - English - Friend of the sea

Aife - Irish - Beauty, radiance

Aksana - Greek - Welcome to the stranger

Albina - Latin - White, bright

Alfreda - English - Elf counsel

Alice - German - Noble

Allegra - Italian - Joyful, lively

Allura - French - To entice, attract

Amaris - Hebrew - Given by God

Amaryllis - Greek - Sparkling

Amber - Arabic - Jewel

Ambrosine - Greek - Immortal

Anastasia - Greek - Resurrection

Andrea - Greek - Courageous, womanly

Andromeda - Greek - To be mindful of a man

Angelina - Greek - Messenger of God

April - Latin - To open

Araminta - Old English - Prayer, protection

Ardith - Hebrew - Flowering field

Aria - Italian/Albanian/Hebrew/Persian - Air, melody, Lioness of God, from gold, noble

Arianwyn - Welsh - White, holy silver

Artemesia - Greek - Gift from Artemis

Arwen - Old Welsh - Noble maiden

Asherah - Semitic - Goddess of motherhood & fertility, lady of the sea

Aster - Greek - Star

Astra - Greek/Norse/Latin - Star, divine strength, of the stars

Astrid - Scandinavian - Godly strength

Aurelia - Latin - Golden

Aurora - Latin - Dawn

Autumn - Latin - Fall, Autumn

Avery - Old French/Hebrew - Elf ruler

Azalea - English - A flower

Aziza - Arabic/Hebrew/Swahili - Powerful, beloved

Baptisia - Greek - To dip, immerse

Bathsheba - Hebrew - Daughter of the oath

Bea - Latin - Bringer of joy

Beatrix - Latin - She who brings happiness, blessed

Belinda - Italian/German - Beautiful, bright serpent, bright linden tree

Bellatrix - Latin - Warrior

Belle - French - Beautiful

Belphoebe - Latin - Beautiful, bright

Bethan - Hebrew diminutive of Elizabeth/Elisheba - Oath of God, God is satisfaction

Betla - Unknown - A woman who finds God in her oath

Blossom - English - To thrive, flourish

Blue - English - Colour

Bluebell - English - Flower

Blythe - English - Happy, carefree

Boudicca - Celtic - Victory

Briony - Greek - To grow luxuriantly

Cadence - English - Rhythm, flow

Calliope - Greek - Beautiful-voiced

Callista - Greek - She that is most beautiful

Caroline - Italian - Strong

Catrine - Greek - Pure

Cecelia - English - Blind

Celeste - French/Latin - Celestial, heavenly

Ceridwen - Celtic - The keeper of the cauldron, The Goddess of poetic inspiration

Cerys - Welsh - To love

Charlotte - French - Petite, free man

Chiara - Italian - Bright, clear, famous

Circe - Greek - Bird

Claudina - Italian - Lame

Claudine - French - Lame

Clementine - Latin - Merciful, gentle, mild

Clio - Greek - Celebrate

Clover - English - Key

Constance - Latin - Constant

Coraline - Latin - Coral

Cordelia - Latin/Celtic/French - Heart, jewel of the sea, heart of a Lion

Cornelia - Irish - Strong willed, wise

Cosima - Greek - Order, decency

Cynthia - Greek - From Mount Cynthus, moon Goddess

Cyrene - Greek - Sovereign Queen

Cyrilla - Greek - Lordly, proud

Daffodil - Dutch - Asphodel

Dahlia - Hebrew - Flowering branch

Daisy - Old English - Day's eye

Daphne - Greek - Laurel tree, bay tree

Davina - Scottish/Hebrew - Beloved

Dawn - Old English - The first appearance of light, daybreak

Deidre - Gaelic - Broken-hearted, sorrowful

Deja - Spanish/French - Remembrance, remember

Delilah - Hebrew - Languishing, lovelorn, seductive

Delphine - French - Dolphin

Demelza - Cornish - Thy sweetness

Demetria - Greek - Follower of Demeter

Diantha - Greek - Divine flower

Donatella - Italian - Gift of God

Dorothy - Greek - Gift of God

Dove - English - Bird

Drusilla - Latin - Fruitful

Ebony - English - Deeply black wood

Eden - Hebrew - Delight

Edith - Old English - Riches, blessed, war

Elara - Greek - Moon of Jupiter

Electra - Greek - Sparkling, shining, bright

Elendra - Sanskrit - Home by the sea

Eletta - Greek - Footloose

Elide - Latin - Small, winged

Elodie - French - Foreign riches

Elowen - Cornish - Elm tree

Elsa - German diminutive of Elisabeth - Pledged to god

Elsie - Diminutive of Elizabeth via Scottish variation Elspeth - Pledged to God

Elska - Norse - Love

Elspeth - Scottish - Chosen by God

Ember - English - Spark, burning low

Enya - Irish - Fire

Eris - Greek - Strife

Esme - French - Esteemed, beloved, Emerald

Esmeralda - Spanish - Emerald

Esther - Persian - Star

Evangeline - Greek - Bearer of good news

Fable - English - Story

Faeryn - English - Of the Faeries

Fauna - English - Young Deer

Faustine - French - Auspicious, lucky

Fawn - English - Young Deer

Faye - English - Fairy

Ferelith - Gaelic/Scottish/Irish - True sovereignty

Fern - Old English - Plant

Fiametta - Italian - Little flame

Fifer - German/English - Pfife player

Fiona - Gaelic - White, fair

Fleur - French - Flower

Flora - Latin - Flower

Forsythia - English - Forsyth's flower

Freesia - German - Freese's flower

Freya - Norse - Lady, mistress, noblewoman

Friday - Old English - Day of Frige

Gaia - Greek - Earth

Galilea - Italian/Hebrew/Israeli - Galilee

Gardenia - Scottish - Garden's flower

Genesis - Greek - Birth, origin

Genevieve - French - Woman of the race

Genoveva - Spanish - Diminutive of Genevieve

Gerda - Scandinavian - Guardian, peace, fertility

Ginevra - Italian - White wave, fair one

Giselle - Old German/French - Pledge

Gretel - German - Pearl

Greta - German - Pearl

Guinevere - Old French diminutive of Welsh Gwenhwyfar - Fair, white, smooth

Hadassah - Hebrew - Myrtle tree

Halley - Old English - Hall, large house, woodland clearing

Harmonia - Greek - Agreement, concord

Harmony - Latin/Greek - In agreement

Harper - English - Harp player

Haven - English - Safe place, refuge

Hazel - Old English - Hazel tree, colour

Hebe - Greek - Youth

Hecate - Greek - Far off

Helena - Greek - Light, torch, bright

Helga - Old Norse - Holy, blessed

Helia - Greek - Sun ray, of the Sun

Henna - Finnish - Home ruler

Hermione - Greek - Well born, stone

Hilda - Old Norse - Battle

Holly - Old English - Holly tree, to prick

Honey - English - Golden fluid produced by Bees

Hortensia - Ancient Roman - Of the garden

Hyacinth - Greek - Blue flower

Hydrangea - Greek - Warer barrel, flower

Ilona - Greek/Finnish - Beauty, light, joy, delight, happiness

Indigo - Greek - Indian dye, colour

Ingrid - Old Norse - Ing is beautiful

Iphigenia - Greek - Strong-born, born to strength, she who causes the birth of strong offspring

Iridessa - English - Iridescent, light, illuminated

Iris - Greek - Rainbow, flower

Isidora - Greek - Gift of Isis

Isis - Greek - Egyptian Goddess of fertility

Isla - Spanish/Scottish - Island

Isolde - Welsh - Ice ruler

Ivy - Old English - Evergreen climbing vine

Jade - Spanish - Precious green stone

Jadis - French/Turkish - Yore, long ago, witch

Jasmina - Arabic - Jasmine, beautiful, flower

Jasmine - Persian - Gift from God, God's gift

Jessamine - Persian - Jasmine, beautiful, flower

June - Latin - Month, diminutive of Goddess Juno

Juniper - English - Juniper tree, berry

Karma - Hindi/Sanskrit - Fate, destiny

Katerina - Greek - Pure

Katherine - Latin - Pure, clear

Laurel - Latin - Laurel tree

Lavender - English - Flower, colour

Lavinia - Latin - Purity

Lenore - Diminutive of Elenore - Light, torch, bright

Leora - Hebrew - Light unto me, I have light

Liberty - Latin - Free

Lilac - English - Flower, colour

Lilette - Hebrew - Lady air, goddess of the south wind

Lilou - French - Lily, flower

Lorelei - German - Temptress

Lotus - Greek - Lotus flower

Lucinda - Latin - Illumination

Lucy - English/French - Born at dawn, daylight, light

Luella - English - Famed warrior

Lula - German/English - Famous warrior

Luna - Italian/Spanish/Romanian/Latin - The Moon

Lydia - Greek - Kindred spirit

Lyric - Greek - Lyre

Mabel - English/Latin - Lovable, dear

Maeve - Old Irish - The cause of great joy, she who intoxicates

Maggie - English - Pearl

Magnolia - Latin - Magnolia tree, great, splendid beauty, dignity

Maisie - Scottish - Diminutive of Mairead, pearl

Marceline - Latin - Dedicated to Mars

Marcellina - Latin - Of Mars

Mareike - German diminutive of Mary - Bitter

Marion - French diminutive of Marie - Sea of bitterness, mistress, lady of the sea

Marjorie - Diminutive of Margaret - Pearl

Maurelle - French - Dark, elfin

Maven - Yiddish - One who understands

May - Latin - Month, Maia Greek Goddess of increase

Meadow - Old English - A mown field

Medea - Greek - To ponder, cunning

Melisande - Old High German - Strong & industrious

Melisandre - French - Labour, strength

Melody - Greek - Song

Memphis - Greek - Enduring and beautiful

Merry - English - Lighthearted, happy

Millicent - German - Strong in work

Mindy - German/Greek - Love, honey

Minerva - Latin - Of the mind, intellect

Minette - French - Faithful defender

Mirabelle - Latin - Wondrous

Miranda - Latin - Admirable, wonderful

Misty - English - Mist

Moira - Greek - Destiny, share, fate

Mona - Irish - Noble good

Monet - French - Diminutive of Simon

Morgan - Celtic/Welsh - Sea-born, sea-song, sea-circle

Morgana - French - Sea-circle

Morrigan - Irish - Phantom Queen

Morwenna - Welsh - Maiden, sea wave

Moxie - English - Aggressive energy, nerve

Muirgen - Gaelic - Born of the sea

Myra - Latin - Myrrh

Myrtle - English - Evergreen shrub

Nadalia - French/Armenian - Born at Christmas

Nadia - Russian/Slavic - Hope

Naida - Greek - Water Nymph

Nephele - Greek - Cloud

Nesrin - Persian/Iranian - Wild rose, sweetbrier

Nilly - English - Wild

Nixie - Old German - Water sprite

Nora - Latin - Honour

Nova - Latin - New

Octavia - Latin - Eighth

Ode - African - Born along a road

Odessa - Greek - Wrathful

Olive - English - Olive tree, colour

Ondine - Latin - Little wave

Oona - Irish variation of Una - Lamb

Opal - Sanskrit - Jewel, gemstone

Ophelia - Greek - Help

Paige - Latin - Young helper, young child

Paisley - Scottish - Church, cemetery

Paloma - Latin - Dove, peaceful

Parisa - Persian - Fairy-like

Pearl - English - Pearl

Penelope - Greek - Weaver

Pepper - English - Berry

Petal - Greek - Leaf

Petra - Greek - Stone, rock

Philomena - Greek - Lover of strength

Phoebe - Greek - Bright

Piper - English - Someone who played the pipe

Pippa - English - Lover of Horses

Poppy - Latin - Red flower

Prairie - French - Meadow, pasture

Primrose - Latin - First rose

Prudence - Latin - Prudence, good judgement

Prunella - Latin - Plum

Qetsiyah - Hebrew - Cassia

Quintessa - Latin - Essence

Radella - English - Elfin adviser

Rain - English - Word name

Raina - Latin - Queen

Raven - English - Colour, Bird

Rebel - English - The rebellious one

Reverie - French - To dream, to wander

Reyna - Bulgarian - Queen

Rhiannon - Celtic - Great Queen

Rhoswen - Welsh - White Rose

Rita - Hindi - Pearl

River - Latin - Riverbank

Romina - Arabic - From the land of the Christians

Rose - Latin - Rose, flower

Rosemary - Latin - Rosemary plant, dew of the sea

Rowena - Welsh - White spear, famous friend

Roxanna - Persian - Little star

Roxanne - English/French - Dawn, bright, radiant one

Ruby - Latin - Deep red precious stone, gemstone

Ruth - Hebrew - Companion, friend, vision of beauty

Sabel - Spanish - Devoted to God

Sabina - Latin - Diminutive of Sabine

Sabine - Latin - Woman of the Sabine people

Sabrina - Scottish - Princess

Saffron - English - Spice

Sage - Latin - Wise

Sakura - Japanese - Cherry blossom

Samantha - English/Hebrew/Aramaic/Greek - God heard, listener, flower

Samona - Greek - Native of Samos

Saoirse - Irish - Freedom

Scarlet - English - Scarlet, red

Selene - Greek - Moon

Selma - German - Godly helmet

Sen - Japanese - Thousand

Serafina - Latin/Hebrew - Ardent one, burning ones

Seraphina - Latin derived from Hebrew Seraphim

Serefina - Hebrew - Burning fire

Serena - Latin - Tranquil, serenity, calm, peaceful

Serendipity - English - Chance

Serenity - English/French - Serene, calm

Seven - English - Number seven

Sidney - French - Saint Denis

Sidonie - French/Latin - From Sidon

Sigourney - French - Daring King

Siobhan - Irish - God is gracious

Siofra - Irish - Fairy, changeling

Sky - English - Word name

Sol - Spanish - Sun

Soleil - French - Sun

Sprite - English - Fairy-like creature who lives by the water

Starling - English - Bird

Starr - English - Variation of Star

Stella - Latin/Italian - Star

Sterope - Greek - Flash of lightning, lightning

Story - Old Norse - Large, big

Sybella - Greek - Prophetess, oracle

Sybil - Latin - Diminutive of Sybella

Sydra - Latin - Variation of Sidra, like a star

Tabitha - Aramaic - Gazelle

Tallulah - Native American - Leaping water

Tamara - Hebrew - Palm tree

Tawny - Irish - A green field, golden brown

Temperance - English - Virtue name, self-control

Terra - Latin - The planet Earth

Tess - Greek - Harvester, to reap

Thaddea - Greek - Brave

Theodora - Greek - Gift of God

Thora - Scandinavian - Feminine variation of God Thor

Tindra - Swedish - To twinkle or sparkle

Tova - Old Norse/Hebrew - Beautiful, Thor, good

Triss - Latin - Happy, blessed

Tuesday - Old English - Tyr's day

Tulip - Turkish/English - Turban, flower

Twila - English - Woven with a double thread

Ursula - Latin - Little female bear

Valerie - Latin - To be strong, healthy

Vanessa - Greek - Butterfly

Vasilisa - Greek - Queen, empress

Veda - Sanskrit - Knowledge, wisdom

Vera - Russian/Latin - Truth, faith

Verdie - Russian/Slavic - Faith

Verena - Spanish/Latin - Integrity

Verity - Latin - Truth

Vesta - Latin -To stay, dwell, Roman Goddess of the hearth

Violet - Latin - Purple, flower

Viorica - Romanian - Bluebell

Viveca - Swedish - Alive, lively

Waverley - English - Meadow of quivering Aspens

Wednesday - Old English - Woden's day

Wendy - English - Made for Wendy Darling from Peter Pan

Wilhelmina - Dutcch/German - Will, desire, willing to protect

Willa - English - Feminine form of William

Willow - English - Willow tree

Winifred - Welsh/Old English - Holy, blessed, reconciliation, joy, peace

Winona - Native American - Firstborn daughter

Winter - English - Coldest season

Wisteria - English - Wister's flower

Wren - Old English - Bird

Zelda - German - Dark fighting maid

Zoe - Greek - Life

Zosia - Polish - Wisdom

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Abriel - Hebrew - High father

Alaric - German - All-powerful ruler

Alasdair - Gaelic - Defender of man

Alatar - Literary name - After-comer, noble, great one

Alder - English - Alder tree

Aldrich - English - Elf ruler, noble ruler

Aleks - Russian - To defend, man warrior

Alpheus - Greek - River God

Alvaro - Spanish - Cautious

Amadeus - Latin - Lover of God

Ambrose - Greek - Immortal

Andy - English - Nickname of Andrew, manly, masculine

Ansel - German - With divine protection or follower of a nobleman

Arden - Latin - Great forest

Aries - Latin - Ram

Arion - Greek - A Greek poet and musician

Armon - Hebrew - High place

Arrow - English - Word name

Arthur - Celtic - Bear

Asher - Hebrew - Fortunate, blessed, happy one

Aslan - Turkish - Lion

Aspen - English - Aspen tree

Atlas - Greek - To carry

Atreyu - German - Son of all

Atticus - Latin - Man of Attica

Auburn - English - Reddish brown, colour

Auden - Old English - Old friend

August - Latin - Great, magnificent

Augustus - Slavic/Latin - Great, magnificent

Bacchus - Greek - To shout

Baldwin - English/German - Bold, brave, friend

Balthasar - Greek - Protect the King

Barnaby - English - Son of consolation

Basil - Greek/Arabic - Royal, kingly, brave, valiant

Bastien - French/Spanish - Person from ancient city of Sebastia

Bayard - English - Russet-haired

Beauregard - French - Beautiful gaze

Bellamy - French/English/Irish - Fine friend

Beowulf - English - Bear

Bertram - German - Bright Raven

Birch - English - Birch tree

Blair - Scottish - Plain, field, battlefield

Blaise - French - To lisp, stammer

Booker - English - Scribe

Bram - Dutch - Raven

Breccan - Irish - Freckled, speckled

Breeze - English - Soft wind

Briar - English - Thorned shrub

Brogan - Irish - Small shoe

Bromley - Old English - Woodland clearing where broom grows

Bruno - Old High German - Shield, armour

Calder - English/Scottish - Rough waters, stream

Caledon - Irish/Latin - Hard or rocky land

Callum - Scottish/Gaelic - Dove

Cane - Gaelic - Warrior

Casper - Old Persian - Treasurer

Caspian - English - Place name

Castor - Greek - To excel, to shine

Cecil - Latin - Blind

Cedar - English - Cedar tree

Cedric - Celtic - Bounty

Cephas - Aramaic - Rock

Chakra - Sanskrit - Wheel, circle

Chester - Latin - Fortress, walled town

Cinder - English - Ash, ember

Claude - French - Limping, stuttering

Clement - English/French/Dutch/Latin - Merciful

Conan - Iris - Little Wolf, little hound

Conrad - German - Brave counsel

Constantine - Greek/Latin - Constant, steadfast

Copper - English - Metal, colour

Coriander - English - Bed bug, herb

Cormac - Irish - Charioteer

Cornelius - Latin - Horn

Cosmo - Greek - Order, beauty

Creed - English - Belief, guiding principle

Cyan - English - Greenish blue, colour

Cypress - Greek/English - Cypress tree

Cyril - Greek - Lordly, masterful

Cyrillus - Greek - Lordly, masterful

Cyrus - Greek/Persian - Sun

Dagan - Hebrew - Earth, grain, little Fish

Damon - Greek - To tame

Dandelion - English/French - Lion's tooth (Dent de lion)

Dante - Italian/Latin - Enduring

Darius - Persian - He possesses

Darrow - English - Spear

Dashiell - Anglicized form of Old French De Chiel - Unknown meaning

Dempsey - Irish - Proud - Haughty

Dmitri - Greek - Earth-lover, of Demeter

Dominic - Latin - Belonging to the Lord

Dorian - Greek - Of Doris

Draco - Greek - Dragon, serpent

Drake - English/Old Norse - Dragon, male Duck

Druce - Irish - Druid

Dune - Scottish - Brown-skinned soldier

Dusk - English - Between day and night

D’Artagnan - French - From Artagnan

Edric - English - Wealthy ruler

Eero - Finnish - Eternal ruler

Egbert - English - Bright edge of a sword

Einri - Teutonic - Intelligent

Eleazar - Hebrew - God is my helper

Eliphas - African - Universal, gifted person, intelligent, knowledgeable, god fearing

Ellsworth - English - Nobleman's estate

Emeric - French - Power

Emerson - German - Son of Emery

Emilien - Latin - Rival, emulating

Emrys - Welsh - Immortal

Ender - Turkish - Very rare

Erastus - Latin - Beloved

Ernest - German - Serious, warrior

Eryk - Old Norse - Eternal ruler

Eugene - Greek - Noble, well-born

Evander - Latin - Good man

Everard - English - Hardy

Everett - German/English - Brave as a wild Boar

Evren - Turkish - Cosmos, the universe

Ewan - Scottish/Gaelic - Born of the mountain

Ezra - Hebrew - Help

Fabian - Latin - Bean grower

Felix - Latin - Lucky, successful

Fenrir - Old Norse - Fen-dweller, Fenrir's Wolf

Feron - Old French - Ironmonger, Smith

Figg - English variant of Fig - Fig tree

Finbar - Irish - Fair-headed one

Finch - English - To swindle, Bird

Finn - Irish - Fair, white

Finnegan - Irish - Fair, white

Finnick - English - Marshland farm

Fitch - Old French - An iron-pointed implement

Flavius - Latin - Golden, yellow-haired

Flint - English - Born near outcrop of flint

Florent - French - Flowering

Florian - Latin - Yellow, blond, flowering

Flynn - Irish - Red, reddish

Forrest - English - Variant of Forest, dweller near the woods

Fox - Old English - Fox, animal

Foxen - Old English - Fox, animal

Gable - Old Norse - A triangular-shaped hill

Gabrian - Hebrew - God's able-bodied one

Galileo - Italian - From Galilee

Gallien - Latin - Rooster

Ganondorf - Irish - Descendant of the fair-haired man, fair-skinned, white, fair

Garland - Old English - Triangle land

Gaston - Old French - The foreigner, the guest

Gideon - Hebrew - Feller, hewer

Giles - Latin - Young Goat

Giotto - Italian - Pledge of peace

Giuseppe - Italian variation of Joseph - Jehovah increases

Grey - Old English - Grey-haired, colour

Griffin - Latin - Strong Lord

Gulliver - Irish - Glutton

Guthrie - Irish - Windy place

Hadrien - Latin - Dark

Halloran - Irish - Male descendant of a pirate or stranger from overseas

Hamish - Scottish - Supplanter

Hansel - Hebrew - Gift from God

Harkin - Irish - Descendant of Red

Hawke - Old English - Hawk, Bird

Hawthorne - English/Scottish - Someone who lives by a bush or hedge of Hawthorn

Hendry - Scottish - Variant of Henry

Huckleberry - English - Sweet berry

Hugo - German/Spanish/Portuguese - Mind, spirit

Humphrey - German - Peaceful warrior

Icarus - Greek - Mythology name

Ignatius - Latin - Fiery one

Indigo - Indian dye, colour

Ingram - German - Ing's Raven

Ira - Hebrew - Watchful

Jack - English - God is gracious

Jade - Spanish - Jade, precious green stone, gemstone

Jasper - Persian - Treasurer

Jesper - Persian - Treasurer

Jett - English - Mineral name

Jinx - English - Charm, spell

Jules - French/Latin - Youthful, soft

Julian - Latin - Youth

Julius - Latin - Youth

Kai - Japanese/Swedish - Ocean, shell, restoration, recovery, rejoice

Keefer - Celtic - Noble, gentle, barrel maker

Kellan - German/Irish - Swamp, slender

Kyros - Persian - Sun

Lake - English - Body of water

Lapidoth - Hebrew - Enlightened, lamps

Lark - English - Bird

Lazarus - Hebrew - God has helped

Leaf - Old English - Dear, beloved, foliage

Leander - Latin - Lion-man

Leif - Scandinavian - Heir, descendant

Leland - Old English - One who lives near a clearing or piece of fallow land

Lemuel - Hebrew - Devoted to God

Leo - Latin - Lion

Leopold - German - Brave people

Linden - English - Linden tree hill

Link - English - Town by the pool

Linus - Greek - Flax

Loki - Norse mythological name

Lorcan - Irish - Little fierce one

Lothaire - German - Warrior

Loxias - Greek - Crooked

Luca - Italian - Bringer of light

Lucius - Latin - Light

Luis - German/French - Renowned warrior

Lysander - Greek - Liberator

Magnus - Latin - Great

Malachi - Hebrew - My messenger

Marcel - French - Little warrior

Marcellus - French - Little warrior

Marius - Latin - Male

Marley - Old English - Pleasant wood, from the lake meadow

Mars - Latin - Male

Matadrin - Latin - My messenger

Matteo - Italian - Gift of God

Max - German/English - Greatest

Maxwell - Scottish - Great stream

Memphis - Greek - Enduring, beautiful

Merlin - Welsh - Sea fortress

Miles - Latin - Boastful soldier

Milton - English - Settlement with a mill

Mingus - Scottish - Tenants of a manor

Montgomery - English/Scottish/Irish - Man power

Moose - German/English - Moss, animal

Mordecai - Persian - Servant of Marduk

Mortimer - English - Dead sea

Moss - English - Nature name

Nero - Latin - Stern

Nicodemus - Greek - Victory of the people

Nirvana - English - Place of great bliss

Noel - French - Christmas

Oberon - German - Noble, bear-like

Ocean - English - The Ocean

Octavian - Latin - Eighth

Octavius - Latin - Eight

Oleander - English - Evergreen shrub

Oliver - Latin - Olive tree

Orestes - Greek - He who stands on the mountain

Orion - Greek - Dweller on the mountain, dawn, east

Orlando - Italian - Famous throughout the land, heroic

Orlow - Russian - Eagle

Orson - English - Bear cub

Oscar - English/Irish - God spear, deer-lover, champion warrior

Osiris - Egyptian - With strong eyesight

Othello - Hebrew - He has the sound of God

Ozymandias - Greek - Tyrant, dictator

Pascal - Latin - Relating to Easter, Passover

Patchouli - French - Plant

Percival - Old French - One who pierces the valley

Peregrin - Spanish/Latin - Traveler

Peregrine - Latin - One from abroad

Philemon - Greek - Strong friend, loved

Phineas - Hebrew - The mouth of a snake, mouth of brass

Phoenix - Greek - Dark red

Pike - English - A spear

Pine - English - Pine tree

Piper - English - One who plays the pipe

Poe - English - Peacock

Porter - Old French - Gatekeeper

Prospero - Latin/Spanish/Italian - Prosperous, fortunate

Puck - English - Mischievous Fairy

Pyrus - English - Fruit trees

Quest - English - Search, voyage

Quillen - Irish/Gaelic - Cub

Quintus - Latin - Fifth

Ramsey - English - Low-lying land

Raphael - Hebrew - God has healed

Rebel - English - Rebel, Rebellious

Regin - Old Norse/Latin - Ruler's adviser

Reginald - English - King

Remington - Old English - Raven, settlement

Remus - Latin - Oar

Ren - Japanese - Water lily, Lotus

Reuben - Hebrew - Behold a son

Rhodri - Welsh - Wheel, circle

Riordan - Irish - Royal poet

Roan - Gaelic - Little red-head

Robin - English - Bright fame, Bird

Rogan - Irish/Gaelic - Red-headed

Romulus - Latin - Citizen of Rome

Ronan - Irish - Little Seal

Rory - Scottish/Irish - Red King

Rowan - English/Scottish/Celtic - Red-haired one

Rudyard - Old English - Red yard

Rufus - Latin - Red-haired

Ruslan - Slavic - Lion

Ryder - Old English - Rider, knight, mounted warrior

Sage - Latin - Wise, herb, prophet

Seamus - Irish - Supplanter

Sebastian - Latin - Venerable, revered

Septimus - Latin - The seventh son

Sidney - Old English - Wide meadow

Sigurd - Old Norse - Victory, guardian

Silas - Latin - Of the forest, God of trees and forests

Silvan - Latin - Of the forest

Silvius - Latin - Wood forest

Simeon - Hebrew - Obedient, listening, little Hyena

Sindri - Old Norse - Small, trivial, sparkling

Skye - Scottish/English - Protection, scholar

Slate - English - Gray-green rock

Soren - Scandinavian - Stern, strict, serious, severe

Sorley - Gaelic - Summer traveler

Spike - English - Long heavy nail

Stellan - Swedish/German - Peaceful one

Sterling - English - Of high quality, pure

Sylvester - Latin - Wooded, wild, woodland

Syrin - Norwegian - Lilac

Tagus - Latin - To cut through

Talon - French - Large claw of a bird of prey

Tanner - English/German - Occupational name for a tanner

Thaddeus - Greek - Heart, courageous heart

Thane - Old English/Scottish - Landholder

Theron - Greek - Hunter

Theros - Greek - Summer

Thibault - French - Courageous people

Tiberius - Latin - Of the Tiber

Tobias - Greek/Hebrew - God is good

Tomas - Aramaic - A twin

Tyr - Norse God of war and justice

Ulric - Old English - Wolf power

Ulysses - Greek - Wrathful, hater

Umberto - Italian - Renowned warrior

Valor - English - Brave, bold

Vaughn - Welsh - Small, junior, younger

Verlin - Irish - Farthing coin

Vernon - English - Alder tree grove

Viggo - Norse - Battle, fight

Vincent - Latin - Conquering

Warner - English - Army

Warren - Old French - Park-keeper

Wilbur - German - Resolute, brilliant

Willoughby - English - Farm near the Willows

Wolf - English - Animal

Wolfgang - German - Path of the Wolf

Woody - English - Diminutive of Woodrow

Wulfric - English - Wolf, rich, powerful

Wystan - English - Battle stone

Xander - Greek - Defending men

Xerxes - Greek - Warrior

Yarrow - English - Rough stream

Zane - Arabic - Grace, beauty

Zephyr - Greek - West wind, Greek God of the west wind

Zev - Hebrew - Wolf

Ziggy - German - Victorious peace

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The Cat’s Meow (Pt. 1) || Ariana & Layla

timing: Mid August parties: @letsbenditlikebennett & @laylacooke summary: Meow meow. Meow meow meow. (Something’s off. Like way off.)

After getting smacked in the face by a two headed dildo, Layla’s nose and head ached all night long. Dreams plagued her mind. Strange dreams that made no sense. Words ran together and became harder to understand. Soon her body ached and burned. The constant sounds of meowing and hissing filled her ears and by daybreak, Layla had woken up in a cold sweat. She was panting hard and fast and longed for water. As she noticed the sun peeking in through a small slit in from the ruffled-up blankets, she poked her head out, but something felt off. Something felt...wrong.

The world seemed different as if she were looking through new eyes. Things were brighter and seemed less sharp. While her wolf senses already gave her perks over just being a human, even those felt different. And scanning the room left her heart beating a little harder than before, when she noticed how high up the bed seemed from the floor. It was the low growl coming from nearby that finally alerted Layla that something was really off.

Indy, what are you growling at? It’s me, Layla. Addressing her dog came as a shock when not words, but meows cut through the silence of the room. Indy! Indy!!! The meows were filled with more panic as she tried to speak. But they were soon cut short, when she noticed her dog lunging after her. Without thinking Layla hit the floor and took off scurrying out of the bedroom.

Ariana!!! ARIANA!!! She howled out her best friend’s name, only to have louder, shriller meows fill the quietness of the house. The orange tabby leaped up onto the back of the couch as the small dog barked ferociously below. Layla’s heart was beating loudly as confusion and fear ran rampant through her now, tiny cat brain.

The sleep Ariana had been in had been far from restful. Her dreams still seemed odd and not entirely her own while still somehow having Celeste’s dead body haunt her. The dream she was currently in led to her finding Ace dead and she had been near hysteric in her dream when a shrill sound pulled her back to reality. She groaned as her eyes flickered opened and adjusted to the light. It was entirely too bright in her room, but she rubbed her eyes anyway. What was that sound? The dogs were both barking, and she heard… a meow? What the hell? Did Layla bring a cat home? She rushed out to the living room and saw tabby cat sitting on the back of the couch. That was… new. She rubbed her eyes again, making sure she was seeing things straight before rushing over and scooping the cat up in her arms. “Shh, Indy it’s okay. Now, sit,” she commanded the small dog as she cradled the cat. “How’d you get in here little kitty?”

When Layla spotted Ariana coming through the door, a huge wave of relief washed over her tiny cat body. Looking up at her friend with huge round, terrified eyes, she let out a pitiful meow hoping the girl would understand her words. Tears filled her golden eyes realizing Ariana couldn’t process cat speak into words, and she let out another sad meow. If Ari didn’t recognize her how the hell was, she ever going to get out of this? Was she going to be stuck as a cat forever? Maybe she was dreaming. That’s what it had to be right? A dream. That witch...woman or whatever she was at Pandora’s Boxxx surely didn’t have the power to turn people into cats, right? Pushing into Ari, she rubbed her head fiercely against her friend.

The cat seemed to be particularly attached to Ariana and she wondered when she became the cat whisperer. Moira must have started a trend, but something smelled off about this cat. It was familiar even though she’d never seen this cat before in her life. She examined the cat in her arms, and it sniffed it tentatively. It smelled more like Layla than cat and it seemed like it was trying to talk to her with its meows. For a moment, she kept sniffing and it smelled more like Layla. Realization dawned on her. “Layla?”

Yes. Sniff me! Never in her life had she wanted to be sniffed more than she did now. If Ariana could figure out that it was her maybe she could help. Continuing to rub against the girl, she began to purr. She felt safe in Ariana’s arms. Nothing could hurt her. Not even the two barking dogs on the floor. It was hearing her name that got more meows out of the orange tabby. She recognized her! Ariana knew that Layla was a cat! Help me! Please help me, Ari! She meowed even more forgetting that her words would not translate.

Ariana was positive that her brain had to be short circuiting. How could Layla be a cat? Okay, the answer to that was fairly obvious. Magic was a thing. But who would turn her into a cat? She knew the girl didn’t exactly make friends during the fidget spinner incident, but a cat? She tried to comfort her friend with a few pets before muttering, “How the fuck are you a cat, Layla?” Maybe Winston could help with this somehow. There had to be a way to turn her back to normal. She couldn’t just be a cat forever. What would happen on the full moon?

Some bitch hit me in the head with a fucking cursed double headed dildo! That’s how the fuck I’m a cat! Help me! Continued meows escaped Layla’s small snout. This was getting ridiculous. Between Indy and Luna barking and the only things coming out of the ginger cat’s lips being meows, she was beginning to get a headache. Could cats get headaches? This one could, and without thinking, she let out a hiss towards the two barking dogs trying to get them to stop making noise. I swear once I get my paws on that witch! She let out a low growl of frustration.

It was obvious to Ariana that the cat was trying to communicate with her. Outside of general distress, she couldn’t really figure out what Layla was saying. She did know it had to be magic. The dogs wouldn’t stop with the barking, so she commanded, “Sit.” They stayed in their place as she slowly backed away to the bedroom with Layla in her arms. After the door clicked shut, she set Layla down on the bed. “We’re gonna keep you in here to avoid any altercations with the dogs and I’m gonna see if Winston or another spellcaster knows how to fix… well, this.” She gestured to Layla’s cat like form.

Being out of the room with two ridiculously loud barkers, Layla found relief. However, being out of Ariana’s arms and sitting on a bed that was almost four times as big as she was re-confirmed everything, especially when the wolf mentioned Layla’s new body. Letting out an exasperated sigh, tail swishing back and forth in annoyance, she finally gave up trying to force human words out of her cat like mouth. It was never going to work. She was going to have to rely on motions and gestures, just like one long game of charades, except she was forced to have paws, a tail, and fur 24/7. Making a small circle on the bed, she laid down and pulled her long, orange tail in close to her small cat body. Her eyes went straight to Ariana as she listened to what she had to say.

It was apparent that Layla couldn’t possibly be of much assistance in figuring out what actually happened to her. Ariana couldn’t speak cat and she was sure she’d need a spellcaster to get close to even figuring this one out. She suppressed a groan and paced around the bedroom. The idea of leaving Layla home alone with the dogs wasn’t entirely comforting, but she’d have to. She lowered her gaze and explained, “I’m going to consult a couple of spellcasters. I’ll close you up in here, so the dogs stay away. I’ll be back, though, okay?” She didn’t expect much of an answer outside of a meow she wouldn’t be able to understand, so she gathered her bags and headed out towards Winston’s.

Ariana was right. All Layla could give her was a meow. The idea of staying home alone with the dogs wasn’t ideal, but at least she’d be safe in here. Or so she thought. As Ari left the room, Layla noticed the door hadn’t clicked shut. She was depending on that click and with the information that the door was still open, she started to yowl and meow loudly, but it didn’t work. Ariana was already out the door. And in all her commotion, she had also drawn the attention of Luna and Indy. Oh shit.

It didn’t take long for the two dogs to come bounding into the room yipping and barking. Indy, Layla hadn’t been too concerned about, but as soon as Luna was through the door, the large dog made a leap onto the bed. FUUUCK! Scurrying off the bed, Layla hit the ground harder than she had expected, feeling a jolt being sent through her body. But she had no time to recover. Running out of the bedroom, she scanned the area as quickly as she could spotting the small window in the bathroom open, and without hesitating, the orange tabby leaped onto the toilet across to the sink back onto the towel rack which had wobbled back and forth, before pushing herself through the window, losing some fur and skin in the process.

With a hard thud to the ground, Layla yipped in pain, but continued running as fast as she could not sure where her feet would take her.

#para: the cat's meow #pt. 1 #letsbenditlikebennett #wickedswriting #saga: a little catty

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