((Before I start, I would like to say that the parts where Aiden is speaking and whatnot, those are Aiden`s words. Because it is from Stacey`s point of veiw, her opinions and stuff will be in more detail, and Aiden`s stuff will be very minimal, but Alexis did an awesome job. XD Give her some credit, too!))
Part ThreeThe purr of the car`s engine was somewhat calming as Stacey raced down the highway. She was cheating a little, though. She wasn`t
exactly using her powers, but she wasn`t
not using them either. Anyway, her path was clear and she wove around the other cars easily in her fast red car.
Her eyes were glowing a pale lime green, letting off an unnatural light. Yes, they glowed. Her mouth was set in a tight line, and her eyes were set on the road. She was speeding, too, as if everything else wasn`t enough. No one stopped her. No cops. Even though she passed a couple cars. It was like she wasn`t there at all.
She was on her way to the closest train station. She was going home.
Today. There was nothing that could stop her, not when she was like this. She was determined to go home to Aiden. The sick feeling in her stomach was stronger than ever, and not because of all of the white chocolate she had eaten. There was still some left, but most of it was gone. She needed to be home. She needed to be around magic. Her skin thingled, as if something had brushed against her. It was driving her crazy, and she knew that being around other witches and wizards would solve it. But it was mostly Aiden that she needed. She needed him, and now more than ever.
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Stacey was coming home at last. After being away for three weeks, she was finally coming back to where she belonged. Real power singed through her veins,her skin tingling with the simple powers of the wizards that surrounded her, and she could actually use it without getting in trouble. That thought made her giggle. But the thought that made her smile brightly and tremble was the fact that she was coming home to Aiden.
She sat on a train that was destined for Hogsmead. Stacey had sent a letter ahead of herself that told Aiden when and where to meet her. She was coming home. There was no way that she could ever apologize to Aiden about being gone. She had vowed to never let her mother separate them, and she hadn`t kept that promise. It wasn`t really all of her fault, though. Carrie had done everything in her Muggle power to bring Stacey home and get her to a shrink.
Thats what had taken so long, the doctor. And the visions. How was she going to tell Aiden about the visions? She had to. She wasn`t going to keep a secret from him like that. She would worry about that when the time came. Right now, the train was hissing into the station.
Stacey stood up and pressed her nose to the glass, trying to see him, but the smoke fogged everything up. "Come on, come on." She muttured, waiting for the director to say they were free to leave the cabin.
Aiden stood in the crowded, busy train station. It seemed long, too long since he had seen her. It felt horrible to be away from Stacey, his love. A day seemed like weeks to him, but three weeks? It was unbearable to say the least. The hadn't been away from each other since they had first met. It was like something else was missing from him whenever she was away.
Aiden's eyes were bright, unusually bright. His eyes were never this bright until he saw Stacey, but the fact that he was going to see her after being weeks away from each other made them the brightest they had been in a long, long time. He stood upright, feeling very impatient as he paced back and forth. He was finding it hard to sit still.
Suddenly, a loud high pitched whistle sound in the distance. Steam could be seen from the top of the train, and the tone could be heard getting closer. After a few minutes of the train slowing down, it came to a stop in front of the station. Aiden quickly pushed his way through the big crowd, and stood in the front as he anxiously waited for the large silver doors to open.Stacey was all but bouncing up and down as she stared at the back of the conductor`s head. "Come one, come on." She whispered, clutching her bag in one hand. Her eyes were an impatient orange, but they had blue streaks in them. She was happy, but she would be happier when she was with Aiden.
The conductor blew a whistle and she jumped from the seat with a yelp. She almost ran into the silver doors, she got up so fast. She jumped off of the train and disappeared into the croud, running right into Aiden.
Aiden looked at Stacey, startled by the collision. His heart almost skipped a beat as he met her magnificent eyes, the ones he had missed so much. His stomache tightened again, but this time with joy.
He quickly picked up Stacey, holding her tight in her arms. He squeezed her in a warm hug, and spun around in a half-circle. He didn't even want to let her go, never. He grinned a brilliant smile, and leaned his head back to look at her face. Aiden's teeth shined in the light along with his brightly golden eyes.
"You're back!" Aiden explained the obvious as he still held her in his arms.Stacey had gasped softly when she colided with Aiden, and she instinctively used her free hand to steady herself, holding onto his arm. She managed to wimper before Aiden picked her up.
She laughed, her eyes flashing bright blue. She was unaware of everyone else now, it was only him. "Yes, I`m back." She exclaimed softly, and it was her turn to hug him now. A large smile was spread across her face. She was home now.
Aiden held her up with much ease. He stared at her eyes, finding peace in them. When she hugged him, it made his heart pound in his chest. However, not of these things he was aware of at the moment.
Aiden held her close. He leaned forward to kiss her gently, he couldn't help but grin as he did so. His eyes shot brighter under his closed eyes. He wasn't even paying attention to all of the people around them. He didn't mind showing public affection to his wife. He leaned back with a smile.
"I missed you so much." He said truthfully.Stacey grinned and looped her arms around him, putting her head on his shoulder. Her heart was beating quickly, but she didn`t know it. She could only think of him.
"I missed you more." She teased, her eyes switching from blue to light pink to green to orange, along with other bright colors. She was pressed against him, still in his arms. She didn`t care. She was his wife.
This was where she belonged.
He gently rubbed his hand down Stacey's arm. He'd missed this, he'd missed this alot. Aiden was glad to have her back. It was as if a part of him had came home, to where it belonged.
"How was it?" He asked quietly.Stacey winced slightly, her eyes pausing on a rather unpleasant green.
"My mom sent me to a shrink, Aiden. It wasn`t fun." She said, a frown on her face.
She leaned into Aiden, putting her head on his chest. She had missed him, too. She had missed his slightly warmer skin against hers, the way she knew exactly how she would fit against him. This was what she missed. The simple touching, talking, just being normal. She didn`t like being away from Aiden. She hated it, in fact.
Aiden leaned his head back. It was obviously not a good trip, her eyes showed that if not her wincing. He sat her down, wrapped his arms around her in a tight hug once more before leaning back, and taking her hand. He motioned his head to a bench of the other side of the train station. It would be quieter there for them to talk.
Aiden walked over there, holding onto his wife's hand. He sat down slowly, and turned himself so he could show his full attention to Stacey.
"A shrink?" He asked surprised. His tone may have sounded angry to someone outside of the conversation. "Why the hell did she do that?"
He meant no disrespect to her mother, but he knew Stacey didn't need to see a shrink.Stacey smiled as Aiden suggested the bench. She sat beside him, but facing him. And she couldn`t help but grin broadly when he questioned her about her mother.
"Yes, she sent me to a doctor. And now that you mention it, I don`t really remember why she sent me. There was a reason, but..." Her voice trailed of and she shrugged. She started to figit nervously with her bag. This was where the hard stuff was going to come in.