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I have a rough draft for my final due this week and the final is due next week. My replies will be slow for a bit. Bare with me.
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Georgie didn't much care for whatever Sabrina had to say. She can spew whatever nonsense about not hating her and loving her all she wants, but she doesn't believe for a moment that it's true. There's only one thing she said that got Georgie off the floor.

If we just pull together, we can solve this and never have to deal with this again. So... just open the door and come with me. We need you."

She could careless if they needed her, but she needed this curse gone to get back to her life. She used the bed to drag herself off the floor. It took her a moment to stumble to the door, but she opened it for Sabrina. Bits of vomit stained her nightgown and covered her mouth.

"It wasn't locked."

She kept it short, letting her into the dark room, before going to the en suite bathroom. The bright lights gave her a headache, but pushed forward to the shower and turned it on. Cold water hit her scalp and drenched her hair. It woke her up, giving her the energy she needed to get her arse moving. She turned it off, wrapped a towel around her hair, then brushed her teeth and washed her face at the sink. Once refreshed, she undressed in her room, no qualms about being mostly naked in front of Sabrina. She changed back into her black sweater with roses on the sleeves, a black skirt, and wool tights.

"Where are we bloody going and what's the plan?" she asked, putting on her snow boots and winter coat. She grabbed a comb from the sink, combing out the kinks and wet curls. She pulled her hair up into bun on top of her head and hoped she didn't get a cold from wet hair in the winter.
@Punished GN

Or rather, Georgie almost fell asleep. A loud pounding on her door startled her. She sat up, heart pounding and breathless. Were they being attacked again? Though, she suspected the wiccan would blow another hole through the mansion and wouldn't bother knocking on the door.

"Georgie, can we talk?" Sabrina called through the door.

A familiar voice, one she didn't want to hear any time soon since she yelled at her before. Sabrina's never yelled at her before. As much as she doesn't want to admit it, it hurt and shocked her and made her cry. She's not a little girl anymore. There's no one she can cry to when she's sad or scared. She hasn't had a shoulder since she moved to London a decade ago. No one was there for her when she needed them, so she doesn't need anyone now.

"What's there to talk about? I hate it here. Everyone hates me. Leave me 'lone!" she yelled, accent thick in her drunken slur.

She leaned down for her house shoe. A wave of dizziness came over her from her sudden position change. She fell off the bed, creating a loud thud.

"Ow," she groaned.

The fall didn't stop her from her mission. She grabbed the shoe and lobbed it at the door.

"S'en aller!" she tried to yell again, but her words were cut off by her vomiting up all she's drank in the last thirty minutes. She head hurt, her stomach hurt. Drinking on an empty stomach was a mistake and she didn't make mistakes. She retched over and over, holding her stomach. She didn't have the strength to make it off the floor to bathroom, so she sat there and suffered. This was the worst night of her life.


Georgie went to the liquor cabinet in the kitchen and took out a bottle of sweet white wine. Not her drink of choice. In London, beers and harder drinks are the norm in pubs. On the rare occasions her ex got her out of the house, she'd knock back a few and get trashed, but that wasn't her goal tonight. She needed something to take the edge off the day and a wine to keep her warm, but won't knock her on her arse will do the trick. She popped open the bottle with the wine opener, then poured it into her thermos. It mixed with the tea and that might be an awful combination, but she's had worse swell. Lucien wasn't known for his taste in pubs.

A little less than half the bottle was left, so she took it with her in case she needed a refill, then she made her way down the ruined hallway, passed wrecked living room, then stopped when she got the library. Should she go to her room and drink herself to sleep or should she study all she can about whatever monsters James came across during his life? She decided to go to bed. She cared about the situation earlier, but her efforts were futile. They're all going to get themselves killed. Whatever. No skin off her nose. She took a large gulp of her tea and wine concoction. The sweet alcoholic taste of wine mixed with the Earl Grey tea wasn't the best combination, but not the worst she's had. Not like she cares.

She went upstairs to the East Wing where her room was, happy it's on the opposite end of the mansion to the living room. She downed another gulp of tea and wine and kicked off her boots. The liquor warmed her and made her slightly tipsy. She hasn't eaten in hours, so the wine hit harder than it usually would. She changed into her flannel floral nightgown, then laid down in bed, wrapped in her covers. She pressed her face into the pillow and cried. She wants to go home. She wants her life back. She hates it here. Everything was fine, then James did something to wreck everything. Even in death, he's a piece of shit. Crying and drinking hit her hard. She fell asleep before she realized it.


Georgie took a sip of her tea and pretended that Sabrina yelling at her for the first time in ever didn't rattle her. Not much shook her resolve and made her want to break down, but she held it together. She sat up straighter and schooled her face, completely stoic. No more smiles or little smirks. She's over this.

"I doubt you can take on more than one of them," what's his face said.

"I'm sure I didn't ask you to be concerned for my wellbeing. I'll handle myself," she said.

And if she died trying, then so be it. The claustrophobicness of their situation had been weighting on her for weeks. James's death still heavy in her heart. Her schooling on hold, because she can't continue her program overseas. Too much going wrong when everything had gone right, for the most part, for about decade now. She didn't know how to handle it and she didn't want to. Not even Patty calling her full name bothered her right now. It's about time for her to have a mental breakdown anyway. A good cry to settle her emotions and relieve her of some of the stress from her circumstances.

“Well this family already has one mistake. I wouldn’t want to make another,” Tinsel said.

Georgie couldn't even take joy in her obvious display of nerves. She'll think about this later and laugh about it to herself. Probably bring it up to jab her with, but for now, she settled on keeping her response short.

"We're all mistakes, Tinsel."

She set her thermos on the floor beside her chair, then stood and reached for the skull Arabelle handed over. She almost cracked a smile at Arabelle's huffiness towards Tinsel, but she kept her expression schooled. She never had much opinion about Arabelle. She did her work well and didn't annoy her. She could respect someone, outside the family, that also didn't like Tinsel. Most of the town kissed that woman's arse on the regular. Quite peculiar and disgusting.

“What is this Garden, anyways? Is it what you call your abstraction?” Arabelle asked. Her voice quiet to keep it between the two of them.

"Yes. It's my own personal dimension where I control and manipulate everything in it." She took the skull and opened a portal to the Garden big enough for the skull to fit inside. She let Arabelle have a little look inside, then tossed the skull in where the soil absorbed it, losing it in the fields.

Even with a portal that small, it strained her like trying to pull something heavy. She quickly closed it and sat down for a bit of a breather and drank more of her tea. It took a few minutes for her to feel normal. With her part of the plan complete, there was no other reason for her to stick around.

"I assume you all know how to keep mum about where the skull is?" She sounded it skeptical. Too many people know where it is, so someone was bound to fuck it up somehow. "Though, I'm sure some of you would be happy to get rid of me, I digress. I'll be in my room if you need me."

She slid opened the door into the kitchen, then turned back.

"Don't need me for any reason. If any of you die on this mission, I don't want to hear about it." And with that, she officially took her leave.



Georgie could instantly tell no was keen on staying home. Fine by her. If they want to gallivant around town hunting a Wiccans with less brain cells than an ameba, then that's their propagative. Georgie's made up her mind. She's staying home.

"... but are you all cool with being cooped up in here twenty-four, seven?" Justin said, "Eventually, one of us has to go out. And waiting around when we don't know the exact details of your curse is not the wisest idea... we don't know if there's some trigger that will cause it to instantly kill all of you."

"... And besides," Sabrina said, "You're the last person who would want to be stuck in here with reminders of James, Georgie."

"Whatever your name is, I wouldn't have suggested it if I didn't want to stay home. And Sabrina, chère, the whole town has James's name on it. No matter where I go, I'll be reminded of him anyway. Matters not if in the house or on the street."

Apparently no one else had the sense to ignore Sabrina's terrible suggestion of giving the skull to the Wiccans, so she stood listening to them explain why it's a bad idea, when it's obvious why it's a bad idea. Namely, the Triple Goddess destroying the world and Georgie's goals being flushed down the fucking toilet.

The last person she wanted to see, rivaling Patty, was Tinsel. Patty was an idiot, but at least she wasn't fake. Merry mother came around with mugs for everyone. Nineteen fifties housewife was not a good look on her. It never had been. She's glad she didn't serve her any. Mother dearest probably spit in it or slipped everyone cyanid. She'd be so lucky if Patty dropped dead.

“Ah, Georgie, you looked through dad’s writings, right? Did he mention anything about the Triple Goddess?”, Oscar asked.

”At least it’s better than Georgiana’s idea, I’m not staying inside just cause some weirdos want that stupid skull,” Patty said after, her voice irritating as ever.

Finally, someone asking smart questions and Patty had to ruin it. Her full name out of her mouth almost caused her to have a visceral reaction. "Patty, please leave the conversation to the intellectuals. Oh, pardon me. Was that word too big to understand? I meant smart people." She smiled as condescendingly as she could at Patty, then answered Oscar's questions.

"James indeed said quite a bit. The Triple Goddess and Horned God are a pair. Stronger together than a part. They control elemental magic, give people pleasure, knowledge, and power." She rolled her wrist in a dismissive gesture.

"Cults are a thing for these two. They give Extra-Normal abilities to their members to do their bidding for them, which leads me to believe that we weren't absolutely obliterated by the Triple Goddess earlier, because she doesn't have the power to do so. Think about it, she came and went so quickly. What if she's so weak that she can only appear for a certain amount of time before she's used up all her power and goes dormant again? He also said that she can be defeated by artificial materials, but that could mean anything." She shrugged.

Georgie sat down on a patio chair, legs crossed, enjoying her tea. It's still hot. Good. She loathe to put it in the microwave should it needed heating up and a making a whole new thermos would be wasteful.

“My family might seem like they enjoy disagreeing with one another and arguing in circles, but we were all raised to do the right thing. This is our cross to bear and it’d be wrong to shove all of the weight on to someone else. We’ll all help you two deal with the Triple Goddess. I mean, you’re the experts!" Tinsel said, her voice dreadful.

"Tinsel, please, shut your gob," Georgie said, purposely getting her name wrong.

"Most of us were raised to be successful, a few of us don't have the genes to make that happen." She pointedly stared at Shane and Patty.

"And you are a whore after James's own heart. At least you know what condoms are for." She took another sip of tea, smiling like the biggest bitch at the ball.

"Also, don't speak for me. My cross to bear is in academia and I'm only here, because being stone isn't in vogue. Unless this Triple Goddess bullshit has anything to do with breaking the curse, beside me hiding her bloody boyfriend, I don't plan to help beyond the confines of our broken home."

Georgie held out her hand to Arabelle in a give-me gesture for the skull, ready to toss it in the portal and let the garden bury it.


Georgie sighed. Her breathe cloudy in the cold. Justin couldn't have this meeting in the kitchen? That didn't get ruined in the fight. In facet, the kettle on the stove should be ready soon. The earlier ambush ruined afternoon tea, then she had to change out her clothes and ring her hair after almost drowning by one of the wiccans, and then she spent the rest of the day with a few helping hands finding every apparition James mentioned in his writings. The few found in the library were locked away in The Garden. She thought perhaps the evening would be calmer, but no. It's one thing after another about shit she couldn't care less about.

She still couldn't believe Oscar brought this little team here to "help", especially when they're bright idea is to attack the wiccans. Not a one has a brain cell. Petty's pretty much brain dead in her opinion. Shane almost formed one with his idea if finding pictures online to get a feel of the place. It wouldn't beer hard for them to go to city hall and ask for blueprints, but that's too much work. She rolled her eyes and went back into the kitchen while they talk nonsense. The kettle called her name.

She made green tea with three sugar cubes in a thermos and went back outside in time for Arabelle to reveal she had The Horned God ram skull it was sealed in. That's quite the reveal. Tonight may be interesting yet. So far Ezra and Arabelle are beneficial to the group.

She cleared her throat, taking a sip of tea, then said,"Or, I can hold onto the skull. Every apparition James hid in the house is now in my Garden. What's no more thing to hold? I'm the only safe bet here. They can't get to it, unless I open the Garden and if I die, then it's trapped there forever. Problem solved."

The tea warmed her so much that she took off her leather and sheep fur-lined long coat, revealing a black jumper with red roses on the sleeves, a black skirt and wool tights. Her boys came up to her calfs.

"Ezra, dear, as good as your idea to find this healer is, there's a chance she's playing the long game. Lull us into a false sense of security, find out all our secrets to plot our downfall, then go for the kill."

She took a sip of her tea. "It's what I would do. So, we either go with your plan and feed her convincing bullshit to gain her trust while throwing her off, or we could go with my idea: stay here and do nothing. They're bound to try again, which means we fortify the mansion and stay vigilant. We'll have home advantage and can make several plans centered around the layout of the house. Having the home advantage, we could wipe them out."


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