I’m not good at art, I’m not good at sports, and my GPA’s such a joke I might not even graduate.” Corrine was usually the most confident perso... I knew. Even that small show of vulnerability couldn’t have been easy for her. I brushed a hair from her eye and pulled her close for a hug, saying, “You’re good at tons of stuff, Corry. You’re funny, you’re friendly, and you’re really easy to get along with. And yeah, you’re excruciatingly hot. Look, don’t worry about graduating! School is the one. I probably turned fifty shades of red, but she pretended not to notice. I returned her books, apologized again, and went on my way. I wandered around a bit more, checking out a few shops and admiring the charm of the town, before deciding it was time to get something to eat. In my ramblings, I had noticed a place called The Sugar Shack which looked like a typical hamburger joint and that suited my needs just fine, so I headed there. When I entered, it was obvious the place was really busy. The rocky shore of the island was heavily strewn with the wreckage of many ships. He had no idea of how far the island was from the Castle, or of how long he had been there. The stubble of youthful beard he had grown showed he might have been unconscious for as long as a couple of sun cycles. The one thing he was very sure of was that he wasn't going to risk allowing the Siren from under his Spell to ask her. He also had a suspicion her shock at seeing him use Magic was the only reason. Again Mom tried to talk her way out “Sweetie I don,t know what your on about, but I want you to stop this minute. You shouldn,t be talking or making made up allegations…especially about your own Mother, so stop this minute.”I sighed and looked at Mom “ you know Dave who comes round here sometimes don,t you…well he has a older brother, Phil…he,s the punter who you fucked yesterday…ho and he said you were worth every penny… a proper dirty bitch…his words.”. Moms face was getting flushed. “.