How to Date a Witch (Rylie Cruz Series Book 4) by Rose Pressey

Author:Rose Pressey
Language: eng
Format: epub
Amazon: B01MCTJRJO
Published: 2016-10-12T18:30:00+00:00

Chapter 16

How to Date a Witch Rule #16

She enjoys dancing under the full moon

A full moon filled the sky tonight and that meant that all the werewolves turned for the entire evening. I never looked forward to this because I liked to be able to control when I shifted, although I knew that was very rarely the case. I had plans for the evening, so at least I wouldn’t be alone. I wouldn’t just roam the city waiting for the hairiness to go away. I was looking forward to seeing Nana and my mother. However, the rest of the clan… not so much.

We got together once a year for a family outing and tonight just happened to be that night. There was no way my mother would let me avoid it. I’d tried that in the past and she always made me feel guilty until I finally agreed to go. I didn’t even try now. At least I didn’t have to take Jack since he was out of town. My mother would have insisted that he come along. What would he have done there? He wasn’t a werewolf. He’d just have to watch us get all hairy and run around howling at the moon.

My family was meeting in a wooded area. There was a picnic section so that we could have dinner. After that, we would all shift, and with any luck, it would be over. We could all go home and forget about this until the next time.

I was picking up Nana and my mother first so that I could drive them. My father was already at his brother’s house doing some things to prepare for the evening. He would drive from there. When I pulled up to Nana’s house my mother waved from the front porch. She’d probably been waiting there for an hour. She was way more excited about this than me.

Nana and my mother hurried into the car. They were dressed in matching Capri pants and red and white blouses that looked like picnic tablecloths.

“I see you’re ready for the big event.” I smiled when I thought about how excited they got for this thing.

“We would have brought an outfit for you, but I figured you wouldn’t wear it.”

“At least now you’re learning.” I turned the car around and headed down the driveway.

The family gathering would have been okay, but I had some cousins who didn’t like me all that much, I guessed because of the curse thing. Now that that was over I thought they could get past that, but I doubted that would be the case this evening. Of course Nana and my mother sang the entire ride again. We made the drive over to the wooded area and I parked behind the other cars.

“Looks like there’s a good turnout,” my mother said as she checked her makeup in the mirror.

“Yes, it sure does,” I said, less than enthusiastically.

“Now, Rylie, you behave tonight, okay?” She swiped more red lipstick on her lips.

I held up my hands.

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