Familiar
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It cocked its head to the side.
“You’re finally awake. I’ve been waiting forever.
Where’s the bracelet, Brenda?”
I heard the voice in my head, the same voice from last night. I pushed the kitten away from me and scrambled out of the bed, getting tangled up in the sheets and my baggy pajamas.
“Wh-what do you want from me?” I stammered.
The kitten watched me carefully. “The bracelet.
Like I just said.”
If it was actually the kitten speaking to me, its lips didn’t move. All I heard was a voice—a ma...le voice. “How come I can hear you?”
“Good question. I figure it’s because that old witch did her abracadabra thing last night. I’m your familiar now, remember? Who knew that would actually mean something? But at least it helped me find you again. You’re like a homing beacon for me now.” He didn’t sound terribly happy about that.
The familiar/witch bonding spell.
My mouth felt very dry. “You turned into a tiger last night.”
“And you’re lucky I did. You have no idea how dangerous those werewolves were.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It cocked its head to the side.
“You’re finally awake. I’ve been waiting forever.
Where’s the bracelet, Brenda?”
I heard the voice in my head, the same voice from last night. I pushed the kitten away from me and scrambled out of the bed, getting tangled up in the sheets and my baggy pajamas.
“Wh-what do you want from me?” I stammered.
The kitten watched me carefully. “The bracelet.
Like I just said.”
If it was actually the kitten speaking to me, its lips didn’t move. All I heard was a voice—a ma...le voice. “How come I can hear you?”
“Good question. I figure it’s because that old witch did her abracadabra thing last night. I’m your familiar now, remember? Who knew that would actually mean something? But at least it helped me find you again. You’re like a homing beacon for me now.” He didn’t sound terribly happy about that.
The familiar/witch bonding spell.
My mouth felt very dry. “You turned into a tiger last night.”
“And you’re lucky I did. You have no idea how dangerous those werewolves were.”
What to read after Familiar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michelle Rowen to read onlineMoreLess
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