Midnight Moon Prefaces Parts 1-3
M. Swartz
Preface—Part 1
When I woke up with the crystal clear eyes I gasped. The new born standing before me—whose eyes were terrifying—was completely in control. I was not scared or worried, but calm and overjoyed. I turned to pick up my child; she stared at my eyes while she pulled her hand up to my face. She wanted to hunt. In lightning speed Edward appeared. He gestured for us to go out into the sun that was coming into the room. It hit me—I now knew what I was.
Preface—Part 2
The air of the meadow called to me to go back. But only the soul of a friend can wake me up and break my train of thought to go back to my home. Edward’s words are deep, but the overwhelming of emotions is deeper. Kisses are not always good. But warm kisses envelop me. Family is a gift, without it we would be helpless. Without my family the predator would have me, only I am also now a predator. Fighting fire with fire would only result in burns.
Preface—Part 3
Waiting—for nothing except the dangers ahead. I have to pick between the two to face. The books and long lost friends a wait me to turn the pages while a hunter with unknown power lurks in the shadows. Is it possible I can live without danger in life? If we had no danger we’d be simple people with no emotion. Zombies. Pod people. At last justice is served. For the hunter may be destroyed.
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