Always (Laurence x Reader)

Chapter 27

"Not denying it, are you?" Levin teased some more.

"I-I um, leave me alone!" Was all I could say.

"It's okay if you like him, (Y/n)." Aphmau joined in.

"Not you too!" I complained.

"What? We all fall for someone at one point." Aphmau smirked.

"I'm leaving." I rolled my eyes.

Levin grabbed my wrist to stop me from leavening.

"On a serious point, I'm glad you e found someone." Levin said.

"Nothing is official." I said to him.

"But there is a possibility." He shot back.

I smirked and gave him a hug. As I was hugging Levin, Aphmau hugged Malachi. And we switched.

It was just Aphmau and I that needed to go through the portal. Kiki, Dmitri, and Brendan along with his family are coming tomorrow.

"Things on the island are going to change." Aphmau smiled once we were in the tree.

"Yeah." I sighed.

"You okay?" Aphmau asked worriedly.

"I'm sure you're aware of The Calling." I looked down.

"I am aware." Aphmau nodded.

"I'm sure you've noticed Laurence and I's emotions and mood swings."

She nodded.

"The Calling, for me at least, is getting worse. And I believe it is for him too." I explained. "When angry, I will forget I told you this, but please watch watch over both of us. If we aren't careful, we may end up missing. If we do go missing, we'll most likely be in the Nether. If you come search for us, save Laurence before you save me. I'm begging you."

"(Y/n), how do you know any of that'll happen?" She questioned me.

"I'm just warning you." I stated.

She took a deep breath and nodded.

"Laurence looses control easier than I do. I can hold out longer." I reassured her.

We then started walking back to camp.

I greeted everyone but, soon walked away. I then sat in the sand hugged my legs close to my chest.

"Garroth. I miss you. Strange. We haven't even met and I miss you." I said to the ocean.

A tear fell from my eye.

"Please be alive. Both of you." I said. "Please don't be the reason for each other's downfall. I can't loose either of my brothers."

"You meditating?" Vlyad asked from behind me. "If you are, may I join you?"

"Did you hear anything I said?" I asked him.

"No. I just got here." Vlyad lied.

"Then, sure." I smiled.

He sat next to me with his legs crossed.

"Anything you tell me?" Vlyad said suspiciously. "Anything you want to get off your chest?"

"N-Nope." I lied.

"You can be vague if you'd like." He reassured me.

"Okay." I nodded. "I've got a secret I'm keeping. From all of you. I-It's not bad! It won't hurt you guys! It's just very personal."

"Why can't you tell us?" Vlyad asked.

"I-I'm afraid you won't believe me." I stuttered. "I don't have anything to prove it. Well I do, but it's not here. It's far away."

"You can tell me, I'll believe you. I know you'd never lie." He looked me in my eyes.

I know he's adopted, but those eyes have the spark of a Ro'meave. I can't describe it. I have it in my eyes too.

Should I tell him?

"You're not gonna believe me." I muttered, looking back at the ocean.

"I promise I will." He promised.

"Are you sure?"

He nodded.

"I'm from Ok'hasis." I started shakily. "My parents names are Zianna and Garte."

His eyes widened.

"My name is (Y/n). (Y/n) Ro'meave." I finished. "I am your sister."

His face said it all.

It was a mix of happiness and sadness. Confusion and shock. Angry but excited.

"H-How? Wh-When? Wh-Why?" Vlyad didn't know how to feel.

"I knew you would believe me."

I stood up and I ran in the forest.