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    Darkside ch 13

    “I knew long before it happened that it was going to happen. She’s not your soul mate, Tina is.” Avery said. 

     “How do you know that?” Bette asked. 

    “You should have let the Ancients take me.” Avery shimmered out before Bette could respond.

    *******

    Tina walked into her apartment. She sat the box down on the coffee table. She took 3 pictures off the wall. She opened a box of push pins and dumped them on the table. She took her jacket off and tossed it on the floor. She opened the box and took out a stack of old papers covered with distinctive designs. She took them one by one and pinned them on the wall. 

    Slowly the pieces fell together. When Tina finished at took a step back the result was a family tree. It was written in the language of the Ancients. Tina stared at it for hours trying to figure out what it meant. As time passed she kept going back to the box and sifting through the pictures, looking at them and then back to the tree. Some of the pictures were actual photographs of people and places, but some were drawings and paintings.  On the back of the pictures were numbers but there was no similarities in them except they were all 8 digits long. 

    At 3 am Tina had officially given up trying to put everything together. She thought that maybe a nights sleep would help. So she went to bed. 

    *******

    Avery stood in the middle of Tina’s living room looking at the pictures. The woman who had given Tina the box stood behind her. 

    “Can I help her? She won’t be able to figure it out alone.” Avery looked back at the woman. 

    “She must learn the truth. You’ll cheat her if you tell her the answers.” She said. 

    “If I point her in the right direction it won’t cheat her.” Avery picked the picture of a baby and smiled. 

    “You mustn’t.” The woman put her hand on Avery’s shoulder. 

    “You taught me that I can rewrite the rules. I am not going to tell her everything but I am going to point her in the right direction.” Avery walked over to the kitchen and picked up an ink pen.

    “Remember not just that, but all that we taught you.” The woman said before she disappeared. 

    “Don’t worry I won’t” Avery whispered to herself as she began to write on the back of the picture. 

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    Comments

    1. I don’t know about talaula solving the puzzle, but I do agree about Tina going back to Bette. Charmed, my curiosity keeps me coming back. Great update. PPS

    2. I don’t know about talaula solving the puzzle, but I do agree about Tina going back to Bette. Charmed, my curiosity keeps me coming back. Great update. PPS

    3. I don’t know about talaula solving the puzzle, but I do agree about Tina going back to Bette. Charmed, my curiosity keeps me coming back. Great update. PPS

    4. I don’t know about talaula solving the puzzle, but I do agree about Tina going back to Bette. Charmed, my curiosity keeps me coming back. Great update. PPS

    5. I don’t know about talaula solving the puzzle, but I do agree about Tina going back to Bette. Charmed, my curiosity keeps me coming back. Great update. PPS

    6. Pictures of 8 maids a milking, 7 swans a swimming, 6 geese a laying, 5 golden rings, 4 calling birds, 3 french hens, 2 turtle doves and a partridge in a pear tree. There I’ve solved the puzzle now go back to Bette, Tina. Thanks for the post, loving it.

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