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job, or any source of income, sitting across from two cursed Atlantean gods, discussing another Atlantean god who had just tried to kill her, and yet she was still light-hearted enough to make jokes. She truly was the best friend Symarah could ever have. When she got upset or stressed out, Kassie was always there to calm her down, cheer her up, and just even things out in general. Kassie’s basic attitude was that life is an adventure and as long as she was still breathing, nothing could be that bad. Symarah admired that quality and often wished that she were more like Kassie in that respect.
    “I’ll get the food, you get the movies,” Kassie said cheerfully.
    “No, I’ll get the food; otherwise, we’ll have enough to feed an army again,” Symarah laughed.
    “Fine, then I’m renting Sybil and Spiderman so these two know what the hell I’m talking about,” Kassie declared with a defiant smirk.

Vaiden paced the length of his living room impatiently waiting for his unden to report back to him. The abandoned house where he’d set up his headquarters was the perfect place to hide, it was in a neighborhood so bad that even the police didn’t want to be there, and there were plenty of  potential slaves for him to turn. It was vital for Vaiden to have access to as many slaves as possible for his plan to work; since he could not walk in daylight he would need someone to do his bidding during the day and he needed a slave to be his eyes and ears since he couldn’t get close to Daire or Jareth without them sensing him.
    “It’s about fucking time!” Vaiden spat as the slave knelt at his feet.
    “My apologies thaison.”
    “What did you see unden?”
    “The men are staying at the beach house with the girl and her friend.”
    “Has Daire figured out my plan?”
    “I don’t know, they spent the evening watching movies and then they went to bed.”
    “What did you hear?” Vaiden asked, annoyed at the slave’s ignorance.
    “I heard nothing thaison, I watched through the window but it was closed so I heard nothing.”
    “I must know what they are saying!” Vaiden screamed as he threw the slave across the room with a wave of his hand.
    “You will get inside that house,” he ordered, as he walked across the room to where the slave had landed and kicked him in the stomach.
    “Yes thaison,” the slave choked out the words as he tried to get up to leave.
    “Fucking useless,” Vaiden said in disgust as he flashed the slave from the house.
    So the so-called hero and his little lap dog are staying with the girl, Vaiden thought to himself, pleased that his plan was working so well. It’s only a matter of time now before they fall in love and then I will strike. He will finally pay for what he has taken from me. He will watch her die so that he may know my pain and it will kill him.
    After all these centuries Vaiden was finally going to get his revenge, and with that thought a twisted smile spread across his evil face.

“So what’s the deal with you and Mr. McHottie?” Kassie asked, as she helped Symarah finish setting the table. They had decided to make a nice dinner for the guys as a thank you for saving their lives.
    “Who?” Symarah said as she laid the napkins on the table.
    “Hottie McHotterson,” Kassie grinned.
    Symarah looked at Kassie questioningly, she really had no idea what her friend was talking about.
    “The ridiculously gorgeous Atlantean god sitting in your living room.” Kassie rolled her eyes in exasperation at her friend’s cluelessness.
    “Oh, there is nothing going on between Daire and me.”
    “Oh please, don’t think I can’t see how you look at each other, you can’t tell me he’s not the hottest guy you’ve ever seen.”
    “Okay, so he’s hot, so what? He’s also bossy and he pushes my buttons; we argue a lot.”
    “All the epic love stories start out that way,” Kassie grinned.
    “Look, I admit that when I thought he was just a dream I was a little attracted to