“Are you alright?” Tina said as she noticed Bette starting to wobble. Bette let out a cry of pain, holding her hand to her chest as she fell over to her side. “Bette?”

Tina started to get desperate as she felt Bette’s caramel skin heating up. Tina couldn’t understand why she felt so strongly toward this stranger, but she wanted nothing more than to make her pain go away.

“Bette, Bette!” Tina called trying to keep her conscious, “what do I do?”

“A-lice.”

“Alice?” Tina said in surprise, “Alice Piezeki?”

Bette was trembling ferociously as she gave Tina a confused expression. “That’s who I’m looking for!” Tina said helping Bette up, “which way?”

Bette pointed weakly and Tina immediately helped her move in that direction. “W-what about the quad?” Bette whispered weakly.

“Shh don’t talk,” Tina said, “they won’t be able to see me, it’s too dark.”

Bette pointed weakly to a small cabin hiding in between the thick trees and Tina immediately headed towards it.

Alice was laying down on the grass outside looking up at the stars and she jumped up when Tina appeared out of the trees holding Bette who had already fallen unconscious.

“Bette! What happened?” Alice said then freezing when she saw Tina. “What. The. Fuck are you doing here?”

“I’ve been looking for you,” Tina started.

“What did you do to Bette,” Alice said taking Bette from her protectively and holding her up.

“Nothing, she was helping me,” Tina defended.

“You shouldn’t even touch her,” Alice said defensively dragging Bette into the house.

“I’m dangerous not evil!” Tina said following Alice into the house.

“No one said you could come in,” Alice spat helping Bette onto the bed.

“I want…no I need to make sure she’s okay!” Tina said.

Alice rolled her eyes and moved over to the cabinet where she opened a jar. Tina noticed that it was a magical but she didn’t say anything, she just wanted Bette to be okay.

She leaned over Bette and pressed the herb against Bette’s hand. Bette’s brow furrowed and she started regaining consciousness.

“There’s she’s okay, now you need to go,” Alice said standing up.

“Wait, I know you want nothing to do with magic…”

“Exactly, and you’re the very definition of it,” Alice said.