Page 41 of Cadenbury Town Does Halloween

“How are you feeling Nora?” Justice asks her.

“Okay. Nix gave me the tablets and I slept like a lot, but my bad head is almost better,” she replies.

Justice nods. “Good, your colour is looking better as well.”

“Temp and Elaine gave Nora some healing this morning,” Nix told him.

“Good. I’ll give you some later as well.”

Xander looks confused. “Can you not fix her up properly?”

“We could, but a lot of people saw Nora get injured. We’ll make sure she heals up quickly, but it will still take a few weeks.” Justice replies.

We finish eating and the table is cleared in a matter of moments and cake and coffee is brought to the table.

“The plan for tonight is that all you witches are out and about tonight. Ernest and Justice are covering the haunted walk. Nix and Sal will cover the fair. Temp and Titus will cover the house. Sly, Ebby, where do you want to cover?” Adhan asks.

“We can do a general walk around the whole area if you want,” Ebby says.

“Perfect, thank you. Brothers, we’ll be out and about in wolf form for the haunted walk and normally for the fair and house. Cam, Sion, Cassie, can you stay here with Mum and the children?”

“We can do that,” Cassie says.

“Is that okay with you two?” Cam asks Enoch and Xander.

They both nod.

Cam grins. “Good, we’ll load up films and pump you full of E numbers, then send you back to your brothers.”

“Yay,” the brothers say, grinning at Ebby.

“Tomorrow is pure healthy food,” he tells them.

I laugh as the smile falls off their faces.

“Alright people, let's head out,” Adhan says.

We arriveat the Haunted Farm and split up with Justice and I going to the Haunted Walk.

I notice all the scarecrows are back in place, this time minus weapons.

“Do you really think the dark witches will hit the walk again tonight?” I ask Justice.

“I would. I mean who would think that they would hit it a second evening in a row.”

“True. Let’s send our magic out to see if it can find anything,” I suggest.

Justice nods and I see both our magic going off to do its thing.

“So, you know Sly?” I ask him.

“Knew. I met him a few times when I was still with my biologicals. He looks the same, just older.”

“What was his family like?” I enquire because I want to know.

Justice grimaces. “Not quite as bad as mine, but nearly so.”

“Well, thankfully the town is protected. I think we are as well.”