Completely unaware of the way her life was about to change, Courtney Marteniz walked into the coffee shop with a smile on her face as she thought about what kind of drink she was going to get. She only had an hour or so before she was supposed to meet up with some friends for a dance class which meant that she needed a bit of a caffeine fix.
Flipping some curls back from her face, she stepped into the line and then shifted to look over the room. It was a brief look as her eyes fell on the biker and froze. Almost immediately, the world seemed to shift and go completely sideways as her breath went still in her chest.
At first, she thought it was a trick of the eye but blinking couldn't wipe away what she was seeing. A quick look at the others told her that no one else saw him too.
The Shade.
Being a life mage, she knew a bit about death and she most certainly knew the thing that she was looking at now. She had only heard stories of him before but she knew she wasn't making a mistake in her assumptions. She also knew that if she was seeing him, then she was in a lot of trouble.
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Flipping some curls back from her face, she stepped into the line and then shifted to look over the room. It was a brief look as her eyes fell on the biker and froze. Almost immediately, the world seemed to shift and go completely sideways as her breath went still in her chest.
At first, she thought it was a trick of the eye but blinking couldn't wipe away what she was seeing. A quick look at the others told her that no one else saw him too.
The Shade.
Being a life mage, she knew a bit about death and she most certainly knew the thing that she was looking at now. She had only heard stories of him before but she knew she wasn't making a mistake in her assumptions. She also knew that if she was seeing him, then she was in a lot of trouble.
"Fuck."