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Marshall eventually picked up Oliver so he wouldn't get tired on the way there. 
"Are we there yet?"
Oliver wined. 
"Yes Olly. We're here now."
"Yeey!"
Oliver shrieked and squirmed in Marshall's arms. He set Oliver down, and I grabbed his hand before he could run off. 
"You stay close to Mommy or Daddy, you got that?"
He nodded, his eyes filled with glee. He wasn't paying any attention to me, only to the flashing lights and swirling rides.



Marshall:

"This should be a nightmare."
"Why did we agree to this?"
Evree and I held a conversation under our breaths.
"To make him happy."
Evree looked down and smiled at our child.
"I love to see him happy."
"So do I dear-"
I wrapped my arm around her waist and kissed her cheek.
"-So do I."
We smiled. Oliver dragged us over to the marry-go-round.

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Irene knew that Marshall and Evree had already arrived since her vision showed her. The couple and child were at the merry-go-round, where Charmaine wanted to go. "Not that one sweetie," Irene said as she carried Charmaine to a different ride, Roman keeping his posture firm due the the vampire's scent. "Mommy, what stinks so bad?" Charmaine asked as she scrunched her nose in disgust. The werewolf side of her had caught Marshall's scent.

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Evree:

I had to giggle at Oliver as he laughed and shrieked with joy as the pony rose up and down. He was easily amused. 
"Smile and wave to Daddy!"
Oliver waved to Marshall as we passed by, and he snapped a picture with his phone. Oliver's grin turned into a straight line, his eyes full of confusion and hate.
"Ew... The air smells...horrible!"
My eyes grew wide at his remark.
"Oh no..."
He squinted his eyes and focused on the scent.
"That smell... Mommy, we must track it down, and get rid of it, now."
"Oh no...."
The ride stopped. I pushed past the people to get to Marshall who was fixated on his phone, a grin on his face. He looked up at us as we approached him.
"Marshall, we totally for-"



Marshall:

"No, you forgot."
"You remembered?"
"Of course."
"Marshall Lee."
"He's got your Shan blood. He'll be able to resist it."
"Need I remind you the first interference with a werewolf a vampire has involves, blood, gore, and killing."
"No need to remind me, I know plenty about it."
I smirked.
"Marshall, I'm serious. This place is so lively. There's so many witnesses. He will go on a rampage and kill more then one werewolf. He does have Shan blood, but he's not a God like my brother or father. He'll have the same reaction as you did the first time you saw a werewolf, only worse.  It'll be dead in seconds, as well as many innocent humans."
I snickered at the though of my 6 year old son taking down a grown werewolf. Evree smacked my arm and gave me the evil eye.
"We have to go, now."
"No Mommy! I want to stay!"
"Oliver, n-"
"Okay Ollie. I'll take you to get some cotton candy then we'll ride the Ferris wheel, sound like a deal?"
"Yay!"
"Marshall Lee."
Evree clenched her teeth as I forced Oliver out of her arms. I lifted him onto my shoulders. Evree placed her face in her hands, trying to calm herself. I began walking away. She then walked up next to me, her face filled with hate and anger. 
"It'll be fine. You'll stop him before he does anything."
She didn't respond. She kept her arms folded across her chest and looked ahead, ignoring me. I laughed.

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As the small family walked around the carnival, Irene looked over at man who was offering people to sing a song. Many of them shied away while Irene slightly smiled. "Miss!" The man said in the microphone while pointing at Irene, which made her heart go slightly faster. "Come up, we want you to sing for us," people turned to stare at her, which made her sheepishly smile. The man pulled her up on the stage, and Irene neared to the microphone. The music began playing, and she immediately knew which song it was. "Walking on a dream, how can I explain? Talking to myself, will I see again? We are always running for the thrill of it, thrill of it, always pushing up the hill searching for the thrill of it. On and on and on we are calling out and out again! Never looking down, I'm just in awe of what's in front of me." Her voice was perfect for the song, and people began cheering her.

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Evree:

My heart raced with anger. Why had Marshall done this? 
"Do you hear that?"
I didn't look up  or respond, for I was to angry with him.
"That's her."
Of course.
"Exactly what we need."
I turned around and began walking in the other direction until Marshall called out to me.
"Where are you going? Confession stands this way."
"Marshall, are you kidding me?"
I screamed at him. 
"Evree, you're drawling attention..."
I walked over to him, my eyes squinted in disbelief. 
"You're kidding me right?"
He laughed.



Marshall:

Evree always over reacted.
"No, Ollie wants cotton candy."
"Yeah, cotton candy Mommy!"
Evree shook her head.
"I don't know why I love you, Marshall Lee."
She pushed past me and continued walking. Oliver laughed.
"No you don't."
I held Oliver with one hand on my shoulders and wrapped the other around Evree. I kissed her cheek, then she pushed me away, crossing her arms again. There scent grew stronger as well as the sound of the one singing. 
"Give me him."
I handed Oliver to Evree, and he fell asleep in seconds. She cast a spell on him, as I knew she would, so Oliver wouldn't attack the nasty dogs. We approached the stand where she was singing.
"You sing better then her you know that, right?"
I whispered into Evree's ear, then kissed her cheek.
"Knock it off."
"Im serious! I bet if you got up there you'd get three times the amount of applause."
She rolled her eyes and laughed sarcastically.
"No way. I'm staying away from them as much as possible."
Oliver rested on Evree's shoulder, fast asleep.
"Comon Eve. When was the last time you sang in front of a crowd?"
She smiled.
"That night we sandy for charity. When we still lived in our apartment."
I smiled and kissed her.
"It'll be fun."
She sighed.
"Fine, I'll do it. Wait until she's done though."
I laughed. I could persuade her to do anything. 

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((Remember that Irene is an angel, Roman is a werewolf, and Charmaine is a hybrid. :3))

After Irene had finished singing, people had wanted her to continue. "Oh, I can't," Irene said but the people yelled for her to continue. "Fine," she said as the man then ordered for a new song to come up.

The music played and since she is an angel, she could change the vocals of her voice easily. "You are the hole in my head, you are the space in my bed, you are the silence in between what I thought and what I said. You are the night time fear, you are the morning when it's clear, when it's over you'll start. You're my head and you're my heart," Irene paused as the harp played. "No light, no light in your bright blue eyes, I never knew daylight could be so violent! A revelation in the light of day, you can't choose what stays and what fades away." Her voice was now perfectly angelic, which made people gasp, cheer, and applaud loudly for her.

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Evree:

She started singing again.
"We're really going to wait here until she's done? I don't think it's worth it."
"Yes,"
Marshall grabbed my chin and forced me to look into his eyes.
"It is."
He kissed me gently, and I smiled.


Marshall:

"Is this a competitive thing with the wolf? You know, see who's mate is better?"
In some ways, it was. But I would never admit that, even though she already knew from being capable of reading my mind.
"Sort of. But I also want everyone to see how beautiful you are, and all of your hidden talents, my beautiful Goddess."
She smiled, and blushed. I kissed her cheek and led her to a bench to sit and wait.

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Since the song was only four minutes long, Irene quickly finished. She walked off of the stage, people complimenting her on her voice as she walked towards Roman and Charmaine. "That was amazing," Roman said with a charming smile, which made Irene lightly blush. "You're really good, mommy," Charmaine said with a nod, and Irene placed a kiss on her cheek. Irene caught Charmaine's scent, which was quite hard for her to describe. Irene's daughter had a scent that was mixed between Wisteria and Gardenia flowers, which she had caught from Irene. From Roman's side, it was the fresh morning dew and ocean's wind, which made her scent to be easily go through the wind. Speaking of the wind, a light breeze glided over the the little girl, sending her scent all of the carnival.

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Marshall:

"That's your Que. darling."
Evree handed me Oliver and walked away from us. She swiftly glided to the stage.

Evree:

Butterflies rose in my stomach. I never enjoyed being the center of attention, but was used to it, and knew how to hide my nervousness.
"Are you my next volunteer, you dashing thing you?"
"Yes, thank you. Oh, and I feel like you should watch yourself, my husband and child are sitting not far away."
I glanced at Oliver and Marshall, as did the man running the stage. Marshall glared angrily at the man. 
"We'll then... Carry on."
He hurried over to the computer to pick a song. The music played, and I recognized the song.
"Every day is so wonderful

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((I need to go now, bye!))

The two listened to Evree, but Roman was a bit impressed. Considering that Irene was almost close to a goddess, their voices were quite similar. Charmaine let out a light yawn, which made Irene look over at her. "Do you want to go home now?" Irene asked, and Charmaine's eyes widened in shock and shook her head. "No, not yet," She answered and looked around the carnival. "Can we have pizza, please?"

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