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Chapters (42)
  1. Charming Your Dad
  2. Spotify Playlist
  3. Dedication
  4. Content Warning
  5. 1. Blair
  6. 2. Dax
  7. 3. Blair
  8. 4. Dax
  9. 5. Blair
  10. 6. Dax
  11. 7. Blair
  12. 8. Dax
  13. 9. Blair
  14. 10. Blair
  15. 11. Dax
  16. 12. Blair
  17. 13. Dax
  18. 14. Blair
  19. 15. Dax
  20. 16. Blair
  21. 17. Blair
  22. 18. Blair
  23. 19. Dax
  24. 20. Blair
  25. 21. Dax
  26. 22. Blair
  27. 23. Dax
  28. 24. Blair
  29. 25. Dax
  30. 26. Dax
  31. 27. Blair
  32. 28. Blair
  33. 29. Dax
  34. 30. Dax
  35. 31. Blair
  36. 32. Dax
  37. 33. Blair
  38. 34. Blair
  39. 35. Blair
  40. 36. Dax
  41. About the Author
  42. Acknowledgements

I shrug my shoulders. “I had some of my best memories here. It was always something Stevie and I looked forward to. And like I said, I like to play pretend.”

“I think we need to revisit this teacher thing you brought up.”

I shrug off his suggestion as I watch my cousin approach, holding hands with Asmo. Since Kas left, they have gotten closer. I’m glad that my cousin found someone she can depend on, especially since things with Dax and I have gotten so intense.

“How’s the remodel at Hex going?” I ask her. I thought I would feel more when it came to giving up the restaurant, but really, it’s just a relief. The idea of running it seemed more overwhelming than enjoyable after everything that’s happened.

“Great! The new lighting is going in today. I can’t imagine what that fight looked like with how bad of shape the restaurant was in.”

“How’s retirement, old man?” Asmo says to Dax.

“I’m not retired,” he says back.

“I thought that’s what fucking the boss’s daughter got you. A cushy pension and no administrative work.”

Dax furrows his brows. “My job right now is to train Blair.”

“Right,” Asmo says, rolling his eyes, and I watch Dax stiffen.

I had a feeling that this was coming, that Dax doesn’t like being cooped up in this small town. I want to talk to him more about it, but he’s been so invested in helping me learn how to be a demon I didn’t know how to bring it up. Maybe Hell is the right place to have this conversation.

“Caramel apple?” Stevie asks and I nod my head, Dax letting go of my hand as I follow her to the booth. “You’re leaving soon, aren’t you?”

“Stevie,” I sigh. As much as I can tell, Dax doesn’t want to be here. I also have had the itch to spread my wings. I’m not sure if it’s from being able to embrace what I really am or everything that happened with my coven and mother. Hallowsdeep doesn’t have the same tether on me as it used to.

“I’m not mad. I’m just going to miss you. You promise to visit as much as you can?” she says, her big, watery eyes pleading with me.

“I promise. What about you and Asmo?”

“Well, he’s a demon and I’m a witch. He has things to do in Hell, and well, I’m here.”

“If anyone can get you a hall pass into Hell, it’s probably me.”

She wraps her arms around me and hugs me tightly. “If anyone is worth going to Hell for, it’s you. You’re my best friend, Blair.”