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blew through my head, and something inside of me flipped. I grabbed him by his jumper, ignoring the gasps of onlookers, I threw him against his mini.
    “Listen scum,” I said so low that I knew only he could hear me.
    “Leave now! Or I will personally give you a one way ticket to the pit! Got it!” I shouted the last bit and removed my grip from his neck.
    “If you wanted me to move all you had to do was ask,” He winked and straightened himself out.
     
    As he walked away, I turned around to see the shock and delight on my friend’s face. A whole crowd had gathered to see what was going on between me and the demon.  Completely humiliated and slightly nauseous I opened my beetle and slid in before turning my attention to Oscar, who was approaching the car. Taking my phone from my bag, I sent a quick text to Alex to find out who this idiotic suicidal demon was. How did he find me, no Demon had ever come to my college before. None of them knew about my second life. This demon was going to cause some trouble. I can feel it in my gut.
     
    “Wow! So I guess he pissed you off,” Oscar huffed as he slid in next to me.
    I sighed and placed my head on the steering wheel, why was he here? Was he connected to the incident with the girl? I did not have time to process my thoughts, I had to get home before Beth began to worry, not that she ever did. She may say she wanted to know where I was, but I knew that she would rather be kept in the dark. Lifting my head from the wheel, I turned and watched the mini drive away but not before the driver gave me one last grin.
    “What did he say? I’ve never seen you so pissed!” Oscar turned in his seat, to talk to me. Great what was I going to say to him. Oh you know, just a demon that was going to attack you all or possibly kill me because of some stupid reason that at this moment in time I can not quite understand.
    “Nothing, I...I need to get home.”
    “Ok if you do not want to talk about it.”
    “I don’t.”
Oscar turned back in his chair and looked out of the window, I could see the smirk on his face and could not help but let out a slight laugh.
    “He’s someone from my mother’s side of the family,” I explained. Technically that was true, she was evil and so was he. Somewhere in the twisted world of demons they may connect on a family tree. I shuddered at the thought of being in any way related to the Zac Efron want to be.
    “I thought you didn’t know your mother?” He asked. Damn I forgot that I had told them I didn’t know who my mother was, why oh why do I not keep a diary of my lies. Sometimes even I can’t keep up with them.
    “I don’t , he just said he was... You know what I have no idea. Let me get back to you on that,” I sighed starting up the car.
    “The life you lead Elle Bale,” He smiled.
    “You have no idea,” I whispered pulling out of the college car park.
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Chapter Two
     
     
    I pulled in to my driveway just in time to see Robin ride in on her bike. Waving at her, I received a nod of the head for my efforts.  Well at least it was something, stepping out of the car, it started to rain. Rain didn’t bother me. I quite liked it, it gave me the feeling of being washed clean, everything being washed away, and I was always left refreshed. Gracia had a lot of rain and I enjoyed being like a little kid jumping in puddles with my wellingtons on.  I made my way inside and hung my coat in the normal place on the banister. Just like always, Marcus was sitting in the front room watching football with Bruce who was probably eating some kind of potato snack. Beth was in the kitchen cooking the evening meal that we would all then sit down at the table and eat like one big happy family. The thrill of it all, I think I could throw up now. I’d rather eat alone if I’m perfectly honest. I walked into the kitchen and placed my bag on the floor