.: Jan 23rd - Early Evening :.
Katt's pace from the teas was slow but true to where she said she would be going. The church. She didn't really want to be there but it would be better if she stayed and hoped to catch Zenny or Matilda instead of placing such a burden on Sera. Shouldering her way past one of the doors she glanced around before starting her way down the nearest hall. By now she knew the path to the cemetery. From the warmth of the inn to the chilling dead cold of the cemetery she would a go without a second thought.
"I'm telling ya, Sera, it's not like I don't fancy puttin' a twist in all these old bitties' knickers, but you're gonna freeze yourself to this chair one day."
"I'm fine," Sera's words were broken up by a sneeze and the sounds of very energetic and squeaky nose blowing. "Really, Helen, I'm fine. You don't have to s-sit out here with me."
"Sit out here? Hell, I just wanted to make sure you weren't gonna croak on my watch." The laughter and two female voices, while somewhat cheery, didn't bring life to the freezing cold graveyard. The standing figure passed the sitting one a large, shiny thermos.
A slow blink was made when Katt heard voices and dull greens searched out the cold area for the Helen she was thinking. Instead they found Sera and an unfamiliar face. From where she stood it sorta made her wonder if Sera had a sister. She hadn't..really came for company but that didn't seem to stop her feet from weaving their way towards the pair. She didn't realize this fact until she was close.
"Ya know he wouldn't want you sittin' out here until you caught your death."
"I know, Helen," Sera said exasperatedly, trying to open the thermos with giant knit mittens on her hands.
Helen laughed and reached to do it for her. 'Cute as ever, eh? I'm sorry I weren't here for the funeral."
"It's ok-kay. Oh..th-thanks.." Sera slurped from the thermos. Finding that it was steaming hot chicken soup made her giggle.
"Kinda can't believe I won't see him dodgin' Agatha or hear him laughin' his ass off from 'cross the church. Or hear you two makin' it like rabbits when ya think no one's listenin'."
Sera screeched, shook off a mitten and pitched it at Helen, who smoothly dodged it. Her smile was rakish and a half smoked cigarette dangled from the right half of her mouth.
"Can't deny it no more, Preggers."
"Sh-sh-shut u-up!!"
Wow talk about not what Katt was expecting to hear. And like many things it might of made her laugh or of given some reaction past a little twitch of her lips. The mitten was watched after and she even turned to follow after it. Collecting the mitten she made a quiet little clearing of her throat to show she was present. Just in case something else might of came up that she probably shouldn't of heard. Did rabbits squeak?
Sera leaned to see where the noise came from, squeaked again, then hid herself in the bundle of jackets and scarves she had wrapped around her. Then pulled the hood up and over her head for good measure.
Helen, on the other hand, turned smoothly, again, one eyebrow raising. She tucked back her jaw length blond hair with one hand. "S'alright, darling, it's not one of us. You here to see someone specific?" she asked Katt, tilting her head.
Rising up Katt toyed with the mitten while looking to Helen. Silently she passed her empty greens onto..well where Sera had been. Now seemed to be a bundle of fabric. To silently offer an answer she raised her chin towards Sera before looking back to Helen. She didn't quite know the face but the face now had a name. It sort of worried her but ah well..
"Ah, to see Sera. And, uh.." she looked Katt up and down like she was sizing her up before a competition, then squinted grey blue eyes through the haze of smoke curling up from her cigarette. "Who are you exactly?"
She steeled herself for what she expected to follow the answer that she was about to give. "Katt.." The single word left her barely parted lips. She made no attempt to move closer. At least for now.
The bundle on the chair squeaked and started shaking its head..then giving up on trying to free itself, just waved in Katt's general direction.
Helen laughed heartily, plucking the cigarette from her lips with two fingers and exhaled a stream of smoke. "Well well, now, I get to finally see what all the fuss is about, then." Helen closed the distance for them, leaning down to peer at her face..repositioning herself to get some light from the moon overhead. "Ah, not too bad, not too bad. Bit of scarrin', but that don't detract nothing," straightening. "Though with a body and face like Toby's," she clicked her tongue. "He could've had his fair share of women. It's that dangerous exterior, puppy dog interior that kills all the time. So I'll leave you two to it, shall I?" Helen looked back at Sera, who blinked.
Katt blinked ever so slowly but stood completely still during the..examination. Maybe a bit too stiffly. Helen's words caused her eyes to drift to the side. Not bad..? Was...Helen talking about how she looked? The side cast eyes lowered at the mention of Toby's name. Without another word she slipped past Helen and made her way towards the grave Sera was sitting nearby. Lowering her chin she stood silently to give a moment of respect and at the same time give Sera time to talk to Helen if she still wanted to.
"Y-yes, Helen..it's okay."
Right, right. We all know her, part two of the dynamic church destryin' duo. Good on ya, darling." Helen winked at the two and stubbed her cigarette out on the heel of her boot. The filter was pocketed. She had yet to show respect to something today. "Take my advice, yeah? Get her inside soon, she's already got a bit of a cold." Helen flicked a wave to the pair and strode from the cemetery, snow crunching, then hard footsteps fading into the distance.
Sera peered up at Katt from her chair. "Wh-what are you doing here so l-late?"
Helen didn't....seem to hate Katt like the rest of the church. Well minus Sera and Zenny. Wait..did Zenny count? And Matilda..she had no clue. Her head tilted, watching Helen get swallowed by the church. Slowly her head turned to face the headstone again. "I...am going to...be staying for a bit. To wait for...Z...Zenny..or..Ma..tilda..And..h..help out if they will let me.."
"Oh.." Sera nodded, then sneezed, and fought with all of her bundled clothing to take another drink of soup and blow her nose. "That is asking a lot from you, Katt. I still haven't seen e-either of them, but I s-saw that boy that f-follows Zenny around a few d-days ago. He didn't stay, but he didn't seem to b-be worried that something h-happened. Matilda hasn't been here, and I think H-Helen is supposed to be her replacement in the church. At least for wh-what she does for chores.." Sera coughed.
"It's not.." She turned and held out the mitten towards Sera. "Please...lets go inside. I..Have something I wish to...talk to you about..to..give you. And..you are coughing." Maybe if she did stay she would bump into the assistant fella. "He..len is ..in charge?"
"Oh, I am doing a lo--..lo--..lo--.." she finally sneezed and kicked her feet. Her chair rocked back and forth. She took the mitten and used it to wipe her nose instead of the tissues that were being crushed by the thermos. "I am doing a lot of th-things. Going ins-side sounds l-lovely." She gathered her things and twisted the cap back onto the thermos before she pulled the free mitten on. "No, she's not. But Sister Matilda did lots of ch-chores around the ch-church as w-well as the outside duties. W-we all split everyth-thing up when she leaves, but this seems to be Agatha's newest form of punishment for h-her."
Sera was watched even if her head didn't raise from the slight dip it had taken. "I will see...if I can help..l..lessen the burden. Who..is in c..charge when Matilda...." Instead of finishing she moved to the side and reached out to steady the chair for when Sera rose. Her other hand offered out to hold anything if need be.
"Agatha usually takes o-over. It never has to go down the ladder further than th-that because she never leaves. Th-thank you." She took the offered hand, holding everything else to her belly beneath all the clothes. "You d-do n-not want to deal with Agatha. If you'd l-like to help here, M-Marlena is a g-good choice. She l-likes you if you cook, eat or both. And you do one of th-those."
Her face twitched and she did her best not to flinch her hand away when it was grasped. "N..No I don't..want to deal with ..Agatha." Coiling her muscles she steadied herself to support Sera best she could, waiting till she was situated before even daring to move. "Okay. I..c..can take care of..out..here too.." They had been wanting to spruce up the cemetery, right? So why not..?
"I'm s-sure Nina and E-Erica will appreciate th-that. And H-Helen too, she h-helped all of us sometimes, b-but I think it was because she wanted to be around.." she sighed, shuffling along. "B-be around P-Patrick and T-Toby. If anyone gives you any p-problems, you can t-tell them that I said it was alright. That should h-help somewh-what."
"Don't...worry about anyone giving me a ..hard time. It doesn't..matter.." An even pace was kept along with Sera's shuffling. Stance remained stiff just in case Sera tripped. See. Katt remembered.
"Why would you s-say something like th-that, of course it matters." She leaned heavily into Katt, her meager weight not even close to enough to knock them both over. "Do not argue."
Why say something like the first then deny her to say anything? But she obliged. The sudden lean was foreign and yet she supported it easily enough without missing a step. Once they passed into the warmth of the church she dared to glance towards Sera. "Which..way is your r..room?"
"Th-this way." She pointed across the nave and looked up at her slightly taller guide. "Has something happened since the l-last time I saw you? You do not look or sound very we--..we--.." she sneezed and stomped her feet angrily. (s)"Well.."
Her throat twitched as she swallowed and started their path across the nave. She'd follow direction like Sera had done hired herself a personal bodyguard. "That..isn't why I am here..That.." Her expressionless mask broke long enough for her brows to twitch. She'd end up just shaking her head. "If..I was to..give you something..a gift..you..would accept?"
"Not until you t-tell me why you are in a stupor, oh!!" She kicked the corner she had just bumped into and pointed at the door that was blocking their way into the next hall. She didn't have any free hands.
Katt's chin rose up sharply and she glanced down to where Sera had bumped. She should of been paying attention better. Free hand swept out to the door and opened it so Sera could pass through first. "Please..be careful. With a cough like that you should be in bed resting."
"D-don't you start in on m-me too, I do not sit outside all day, and it's the season for these things. I was overdue for a cold anyway." Sera shook her hand free of Katt's and removed her mittens, stuffed them down in the huge coat. "I am getting enough rest and fluids and vitamin C," she said in a matter of fact tone, stopping at one of the several doors in the hall. It opened with a squeak, and she waved Katt to follow her. "Exc-cuse the mess." She set the thermos on the desk directly next to the door on her left.
Nearly every available space of the wall above it and the wardrobe on the western wall was covered in photographs. Old crinkled ones, newer ones. The focal points of most of them were a couple, one maroon haired and one blond. There were pictures of them as children, teenagers and young adults at various colorful locations. The bed across from the door was covered in several plush blankets and pillows, stationed under a window with its maroon curtains slightly parted. Sera kicked off her boots then peeled herself from three of her four layers and began to pick up the little puffy tissues that littered the floor like snow.
"Oh..n..no..I am not. But..with a cough like that.." She followed inward and glanced around. Remaining by the door she closed it, mostly. Leaving a crack just in case Sera felt weird about being in a closed room with her. The photos, while noticed, were not looked upon for very long for obvious reasons. Eventually she'd move over and offer to take the tissues collected. "I could b ...be far worse. I just said one thing.."
"I h-hope you w-won't be. I don't w-want to throw something at y-you or scream at you." She shook her head at Katt, then nodded at the waste basket near the desk that was half full with tissues already. "Wh-what was it that you were saying?"
Nodding she side stepped so that Sera could get to said wastebasket. Slowly but surely she started her way towards the table while her busy hands worked the bag open and she took out both the envelopes. The one scribed with Sera's name on the front was set on the desk. "I ..want to ..give this to you.."
She dumped all of the tissues into the trash, then brushed her hands off in her hair, trying to get it to lay at least out of her face. "What exactly is this? An envelope is too s-small to fit cookies." She took it up, weighing it in her hands before she started tearing it open.
"I want to ..h...help.. I don't know if the ch..church gives you everything you want or n..need.." She shrugged meekly and moved, starting her way towards the curtains. Without touching them she attempted to peer past to see what kind of view that Sera had.
It wasn't much of one, mostly of a dark and wide street and a shop or two just barely peeking out of the shadows. Sera sputtered when she got the envelope open. "Wh--wh-wh-why are you d-doing this, K-Katt, d-don't you n-n-need this m-m-money, I c-can't t-take this.." She nudged the chair away from the desk so that she could fall into it.
"I just told you why." After a bit of staring out into the dark street she finally looked back over to Sera. "Y..Yes...you can. Please? D...don't..worry. I have a little more s..stashed for if I need..But I.." Her eyes lowered down to the floor. "I..w..wanted to do this.."
She frowned as she thumbed the bills. On the one hand, if she took it, she knew where it would all go. The church and the orphanage would most definitely get what it needed, and the rest would be split and sent to both her and Patrick's family..but she set the envelope down and turned to face Katt, her expression serious. "Most people don't give away this kind of money, even as a gift unless something were very s-seriously wrong. You h-hardly know me, Katt. If this is some s-sort of apology for something, I do n-not accept it. You're not planning on harming yourself, a-are you?"
Her eyes rose up to Sera and a brief glimpse of confusion settled on her face. It came..and went. "Apo..logy...? N..No.." She shook her head and her lips twitched faintly. "I just..You are really nice S..Sera..very k..kind to me. I wanted to do this." It probably would of ended up being a wedding gift if.. Her lips pursed at the thought and she shook her head. "I...wan..wanted to do this..f..for you..because I w..wanted to."
"You just d-don't give this much money to p-people who are simply nice and k-kind to you.." She sighed, turning back to the desk. Her hand pressed into the fat envelope. "I h-have lots of people here that t-take care of me, and I f-feel safe here.." Her other hand pressed into her belly and her mouse like features crinkled even more. "What is going on? S-something didn't happen to Toby, did it?"
Katt sighed and slowly closed her eyes. The second envelope was tapped against her palm. "T..that..has no..nothing to do with this.." Her eyes slowly opened to look at Sera. "Y..you aren't ju...just..simply kind and nice to me. Y..You..are s..someone I actually tr...trust..and call friend. I don't..exactly trust many people.." She turned away in attempt to hide her frown. "He is..f..fine.."
"But that is wh-what I don't understand. You h-hardly know me, we've never spent time together except r-recently." She took the envelope into her hand and continued to weigh it. It could also mean an education for her child.. She sniffed and wiped at her eyes. "Y-you c-can't exp-pect me to make a de-decision like th-this, not n-now, n-not wh-while.. Do you t-truly not n-need any of th-this money..?"
Katt's eyes fluttered and fell closed. "If..you don't want to kee..keep it that..is fine. Y...ou don't need to make a decision right now either..I..I'm sorry..t..too..forward of me.." She frowned all the more but it melted away as her chin lowered to her collarbone.
"If you t-truly do not n-need it, and d-do not want it.." she sighed, drying her face with her hand. As she rose from her chair, she searched for more kleenex, her nose stuffier now than it had been when she'd gone outside. "I n-need to th-think about th-this. I c-could change a lot of th-things for very many people with th-this money." She blew her nose. "Was th-that all that you w-wanted to t-talk to me about..?"
"(vs) I want..t..to give it to you.." She nodded faintly to the question. The envelope in hand was raised and wiggled a little. "This..is going to M..Matilda..t..to help..with the or..phanage. To help the..kids.." Her arm relaxed, lowering sharply as if the limb had lost sudden function.
"What is wrong with you?!" she suddenly shrieked. "You are acting like you're giving away your worldly possessions before you commit suicide!! If that's the case, you can keep your damn money!!"
She jumped and spun around so fast that she nearly tripped. The sudden outburst got one hell of a reaction and she took to shrinking back against the door. "Nhhh..N...No..I..mm...n..not!" There was a whimper that followed. "J..Just wa..want to help.." Her bottom lip was bitten on to stop it from trembling. The outburst..hurt..
"There is something wrong with you, I can f-feel it. Worse than it was back when you came to visit me last time." Her hand fisted around the kleenex, her gray green eyes blazing in a cherry red face. "If you just want to help, t-tell me the truth. Now."
Katt's fist met the door behind her, slamming hard but at the same time was quite meek in gesture. "T..Toby leaving me has nothing to do with this! I wanted to do this. E-even before. I just..h..hadn't been able to ..w...w..work up the nerve." She started to sink down until her rear met the floor and her face was buried in her knees. "It has nothing to d..do with this..I just..I just wanted to ..h..help.. I....I..." She didn't want to tell Sera about what happened. She had enough on her plate.
"He l-left you..? Wh-why..?" She went forward, eyeing the lock on her door just in case someone tried to force their way in. She hadn't exactly screamed quietly, her throat was still burning from it. "I-I mean..wh-why now as opp-posed to before..? I don't understand..most people wouldn't p-part with this kind of money *ever*. Come, get off the floor." She laid one hand on each of Katt's shoulders. "I-if someone tries to come in, you're g-going to get h-hit."
She gurgled out a sound and instantly started to shrink away from Sera's touch. It could almost be considered cowering away the way she scooted along the wall in retreat. "H..he to-told me..s..something was d..different..a..and he..he.." She shook her head at the smaller female, scooting along the floor until she found a spot along the wall deemed safe enough. "H..he just .d...didn't..w..want to hurt me....H..He told me t..the other night w..when I i..introduced him as m..my ..." She didn't finish it. Shaking her head she looked up to Sera. "Ho..Honestly..I..s..started s..saving wh..when I heard a..about y..you and P..Patrick g..getting m..m..." She grunted and curled her legs back to her chest. It stopped her from fleeing. "(vsw) W..was su..suppose to b..be a gif..gift.."
She didn't know what to say, and it showed. She stayed squatting in her position in front of the door, watching Katt tuck herself up in the corner. She didn't quite feel bad about screaming, as it had gotten the truth. Though she had the feeling that Patrick would have told her to keep it too, probably a lot meaner. "Alr-right then. We can t-talk about that l-later once you h-have calm--" The door burst open and smacked into the side of her head with a resounding thud. She tipped over instantly, her eyes closed.
"What the hell is goin' on in here? Katt, you better not be getting her ri--oh crap. Sera..? Sera..!" Helen knelt down beside the little fallen woman and brushed her hair from the rising lump on her head. She shot Katt a sharp look. "What the hell is she doing on the floor? I told you to take her inside, not drop her off at the bus station."
She squawked out at the sound and the envelope was dropped. Thrusting herself forward she crawled over towards Sera but stopped short. She was..being blamed for this? Of course she was. Why not.."Y..You are the one who barged in her r..room. T..The door hhh...hit her." Her eyes dropped to Sera worriedly.
"Jesus H. Christ, you're lucky it was me what caught you instead of anyone else." Helen looked Katt up and down again, then rolled her eyes, and scooped the smaller woman up into her arms. Obvious muscle showed in her bare arms and she counted herself lucky that she didn't lose the towel wrapped around her torso. "Sera doesn't scream without good reason and unless this place is haunted, I'm betting it's you. But I don't share her wall for nothin'. Move them covers will ya, darlin'?"
Was her...she was..the problem. Her throat twitched and she found it hard to swallow. That was all she was...a problem. Forcing herself to her feet even before Helen took up Sera. The request was quickly responded to. Moving to the bed she worked the covers, folding them to the foot of the bed. Any left over tissues were tossed quickly aside.
"Alrighty, we're just gonna set you down, like sooo, and get ya all comfyyy. And make sure that egg on your head's coveeered." Helen closed the curtains with a sharp pull, then waved for Katt to throw the covers over Sera. "She'll be fine, little bump on the head never hurt anyone. Even her, even while she's got an oven full of Patrick's bun. I saw her knock over a bloody stack of bibles earlier, even. I'll just thank my stars it wasn't her stomach what got smacked." She sighed, her hands on her hips. She assumed that all crisis was averted since there wasn't any blood. Blood equaled bad. "You wantin' to atone for that by staying with her, aren't you?" she asked in a way that didn't really leave room for argument. With a sweet smile and batting of eyelashes.
Long as it wasn't a concussion right? The blankets were drawn up over Sera, tucking her in very gently. A small nod rocked her head to show Helen she had heard and understood. If it hadn't of been for that..she probably would of left. Before anyone else showed up. When that thought came she tilted her gaze a bit towards the door.
"Very good. We'll count stupid off of the list of things you aren't. Least for now. I'll be back with an ice pack for her head and a new pitcher o' juice." Helen straightened her towels and huffed. "Possibly some food too because you look like you could use a sandwich or twenty, and I know Sera will want them." She pointed at Katt. "Don't go no place," then swept out of the room. She hadn't seemed all that concerned about walking around in towels either, and even started whistling on her way down the hall.
Boy weren't there a number of people that would correct Helen when it came to Katt being stupid. Her eyes rose faintly when pointed at and once Helen was gone she turned her attention to watch over Sera. "(vsw) S...sorry...S..Sera.." Her chin lowered until it met her collarbone. She'd just stand there, leaving the white fold of paper were it was. She wasn't going to leave until she was sure Sera was okay.
Hours Later....
After watching Helen come and go Katt had spent most of her day watching after Sera in worry. At least this way she could do something right. It was her fault Sera got hurt to begin with.
'You should stay with her to make up for what you've done'
The food that Helen had brought remained untouched but the icepack was set on Sera's head and checked on often. For the remainder of the time, however, she stayed against the wall. One leg tucked to her chest and the other tucked before her she watched over Sera like some silent sentry. Sleep was elusive which was just fine. She didn't want to sleep. Didn't want to dream. Didn't want to...remember...
She had to keep reminding herself that being there was a good thing. She could make sure Sera woke up. Could be there in case Zenny or Matilda showed up. Might be able to help Mayu. That was the main reason she was there.
The door creaked open once in a while but always closed without anyone entering. It was a going process throughout the day and she figured it was just someone checking on Sera. Seeing how she was behind the door and against the wall she wasn't spied by whoever was checking in on the smaller female. This was probably a good thing.
The hours were lost, uncounted for, before Sera's stirring caught her attention and she was quick to rise to her feet. She waited until Sera had sat up before addressing her. "Sera.."
She watched as Sera removed the icepack from her forehead with a look that boarded on annoyance. "K-Katt..? Wh-what are you doing here..? And why does my head hurt.."
A hand reached out to slow the smaller female before she tried to get out of bed. "The door hit your head. I..I'm s..sorry..."
Before she could continue the door swung open and in marched Helen. "Oh, you're awake." The old icepack was plucked off the ground while a fresh one was offered to Sera. While Sera's small hands took the icepack Helen turned attention on Katt. "And your still here. Good on ya, darling."
Katt's lips attempted to smile but nothing more then a twitch came out of it.
Helen attempted to look at the egg on Sera's forehead but kept getting batted away. She could hear Sera demand that she was fine. "Yeah, right, just let me ask the friend you've got growin' on your forhead for his opinion, shall I? Oh, and by the way. I'm being followed, so we should have company in three..two.."
Before Helen could finish the door opened just a sliver, much like how it had during the day. She heard voices on the other end before the door swung open and two other women came in. One ,who she recognized was Nina, was carrying a tray of food. She was followed by, almost instantly, by Erica who was babbling incoherently. Erica's tray of tea was set down quickly next to Sera's bed and she was instantly upon Sera in a fit of worry. Nina, on the other hand, stepped back while folding her hands.
"Sera are you okay?"
"Is the baby okay?"
"Would you like some tea?"
"Are you hungry?"
"Are you cold?"
"Oh Sera your head!"
All three women were going at it like hens and her lips parted to speak up in Sera's defense. Before she could the door slammed open and she leaped nearly two feet off the ground in surprise. Plastered to the wall she blinked over to the figure that had entered, ruler in hand and waving at the tree near Sera.
"What in the lord's name are you three doing?! Leave that poor child alone!"
Katt watched Agatha move towards Sera's bed. Nina had moved back even more and Agatha had to nearly peel Erica and Helen away. "Dear Lord! What happened to your head, Sera? Here lay down." Agatha's hand had moved to assist Sera down but her head shot around to send a glare to Helen. "What did you do now?! How could-"
"Whoa whoa whoa!! Weren't my fault that she was on the floor to begin with, just ask her." Helen scowled at being blamed and before she could point a finger out to Katt the ruler came swinging out.
"If your perpetually heathen ways don't worm their way in through normal means, you'll have to beat them into unsuspecting victims, won't you?"
"Sorry, *heathen ways*? Have ya ever tried any of my *heathen ways* for yourself? Probably got more bats in your belfry than--"
"How dare you use such foul language! I knew that time away from the this holy place could be nothing but detrimental--"
"S-Stop it! Stop it! STOP IT!!!" Sera's voice shrieked out and she threw her hands into the air. Blankets went spilling off the edge of the bed. "GET OUT! ALL OF YOU!"
"Sera. Calm down chi-" Agatha tried to ease Sera but her hands were slapped away.
"D-Don't touch me! Just get out!!!" Sera's squeaky voice rose higher as she tried to escape being touched. To lay back. To rest. To relax.
Katt watched with a frown as the four women began to crowd Sera again and her mouth opened. Again a little too late.
"I SAID GET OUT! DON'T TOUCH ME! JUST GET OUT!!!" Sera slapped them all away and when that didn't work Sera began to take handfuls of the food that had been set aside and flinging it at the four women. Agatha first. Helen next. Followed by Erica and eventually the ever quiet Nina. Each got food slung at them followed by dishes of various sizes. Nun attire was adored by shades of colors not meant to be there. Well those that wore the habit.
It was late but Katt would note that Helen wasn't wearing what the others were. How..strange. Right now though? The display was alarming. She had never seen Sera so angry and she found herself trying to become one with the wall. When Sera's eyes fell on her she felt a lump in her throat that nearly choked her. Sera's eyes were glowing gold. In fact Sera was enveloped in a warm, golden glow that was familiar by sight through the Light Workings she had seen with Matilda. The bump on her forehead seemed to be dwindling away to what Katt figured was Sera healing herself. She was not spared Sera's rage.
"Get out." Sera's voice was as low as a hiss but clear and strong, echoing like two beings were speaking instead of just one, and by this time Katt was far too quick to oblige.
Steps stumbled her out of the door and she scrambled into the nave. She bumped into someone and both hands rose up to shove them away. She saw it to be Isabella who was quickly rushing to see what all the screaming was about and Corey was close behind.
Isabella stumbled and fell over a pew, crying out a sound of surprise and pain as she crashed down.
"What the hell?!" Corey's voice echoed with Isabella's cry.
Stumbling back and to the side she murmured an apology to Isabella but kept on her way before she pushed out of the doors and into the cold air.
Corey reached out towards Isabella who corrected herself and was looking after Katt. Anger swept through Corey's face and he turned, shooting out the door after Katt. "Stop coming back here! All you are doing is causing problems you monster!!"
Katt's shoulders hunched as she quickly made her way down the steps and down the street.