Full Circle [Sweep 14] by Cate Tiernan

Author:Cate Tiernan
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Tags: Morgan (Fictitious Character : Tiernan), Occu< Fiction, Fiction, Love & Romance, Morgan (Fictitious Character), Teenagers - Conduct of Life, Body, Teenage Girls, Morgan (Fictitious Character: Tiernan), Witchcraft & Wicca, Horror & Ghost Stories, Mind & Spirit, Occult, Social Issues, Young Adult Fiction, Magic, Fantasy Fiction, Juvenile Fiction, Fantasy & Magic, Occult Fiction, Friendship, Good and Evil in Literature, Occultism, Action & Adventure, Witchcraft, Teenage Witches, Teenagers, General, Fantasy, Good and Evil
ISBN: 9780141317106
Publisher: Speak
Published: 2002-01-02T06:00:00+00:00

Epilogue

"You are going to miss me so much," Hunter said confi¬dently. Another scr atchy announcement said the flight to Cleveland was now boarding.

Morgan laughed. "You think so, huh?" She put her arms around his waist, aw are that the flight to London was going to start boarding any minute.

"I know so," he said. Then he lowered his voice and pushed her hair off he r neck. "And I know I'm going to miss you, so much."

"It won't be for that long," Morgan reminded him, feeling the telltale prickle of tears at the edges of her eyes. Do not cry, she told herself. Do not waste time crying.

"It will feel like a long time," he said. A man dragging a suit¬case big en ough to hold a dead bear pushed past them on his way to Gate 17. Hunter mov ed them a bit to the side. "I have something for you." He pulled a small bo x out of his pocket, and her eyes flared. Speechless, she opened it. Inside was a sil¬ver claddagh ring, two hands holding a heart between them and a crown on top of the heart. On the heart was the rune Beorc, for new beginni ngs.

"It's beautiful," Morgan breathed, her fingers clumsily try¬ing to get it out o f the box. He helped her slip it on.

"I'm so proud of you, Morgan," he said softly. "I'm just incredibly proud. A nd incredibly happy. And incredibly in love."

Her eyes definitely felt watery now, but she swallowed hard. "I know exactl y how you feel."

She threw herself at him one last time, the silver ring a comforting weight on her right hand. They hugged and kissed until they heard the boarding ca ll for the flight to London. Then she let go of him and went over to her fa mily. Her parents looked mildly uncomfortable at the public dis¬play of aff ection, but now they smiled and hugged her hard. Morgan's mom had tears in her eyes, and so did Mary K.

"I'll be back before you know it," she said. "And Mary K., feel free to borr ow any of my clothes while I'm gone."

Mary K. rolled her eyes. "Like that will get me anything," she said. Laughi ng, Morgan hugged her tight.

Morgan stepped back next to Hunter, who touched her cheek gently, as if for the last time. "We'll see each other soon, you know," she said as she slippe d into his arms.

Suddenly the noise of the airport ceased to exist and time stopped moving altogether. "I love you, Morgan," Hunter said, and the words surrounded th em both in a warm and colorful flow of magick. For one final moment they w ere alone, together, in a world that held no one else. Then time began to move forward again, and the people around them regained their voices and r esumed their move¬ments. "I wanted a perfect moment with you," he said, hi s green eyes sparkling with magick or tears-she couldn't tell which.

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