Chapters

WnW 4.12

Graham listened as we filled him in on what we knew about Helen. That she had been Alek’s girlfriend and a Witch with the power to impersonate people and now she had gone missing, according to Alek. “It seems we need to have a chat with Alek,” he said. “His behaviour is getting more and […]

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WnW 4.11

The gang climbed the stairs to the second floor of Henry’s barber shop. I spotted Graham’s wide frame out on the balcony, talking on the phone. Vanessa was lounging on the couch. The T.V. had something on but Vanessa was ignoring it in favor of her phone. “We’re back,” Terry said as he opened the

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WnW 4.10

There’s a feeling I sometimes get when I forget that I’m choosing the lesser of two evils and I just think, I’ve made a terrible mistake. That thought played on repeat as I watched my silhouette fall in tandem with me in the reflection of the building I’d just leapt from. Silver walls and reflective

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WnW 4.8

Nell and I showed up on main street in the middle of the work day. People walked briskly to their next appointment, clad in clothing unsuited for the hot midday sun that refracted off the reflective sides of the skyscrapers around us. I imagined the silvery spires as magnifying glasses looming over sweaty worker ants,

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WnW 4.7

Soft blue lights rippled along the walls of the subway tunnel with curved lines of light and dark passing by. It gave the illusion that we were travelling under water, the light shining down through waves above us. In reality, it was an advertisement for the Sillwood aquarium, using projectors mounted in the tunnels. The

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WnW 4.3

“You’re restless today.” I jumped in my seat, drawing the bones back into my hands. Had she seen? Kay raised an eyebrow at me. “And jumpy.” “You have a habit of making me jump,” I said, resting my chin on the desk, watching our instructor demonstrate the motor of a prosthetic limb. “I imagine that’s

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