"There's nothing here," George said.
"It's shrouded. The only people who can see it are me and the rest of my coven," Scarlet said. She walked towards the door, which both George and Debra couldn't see, and opened it. Then she pulled them inside.
"This is amazing," George said. "It really looked like there wasn't anything here. How did you make this place invisible?"
"It's complicated," she answered, not wanting to explain it. She moved further into the cabin and found a note, written in Rachel's handwriting. It said that she was going to the Madison house with Zoe and Athena to find Zoe's brother Jon. But it didn't say why.
She turned around and rejoined George and Debra. "They're not here. But I know where. Come on, it's not too far."
And then they left to go to Jon's house.
Mary wandered her house, as if she were looking for something. Jon approached her. "Like, what are you doing?" he asked. More and more, he was acting more like Meagan O'Shea. Karyn did her best to knock some sense into him, but the more it continued, the harder it was to do it.
"I'm looking for my tarot cards. Have you seen them?"
"Heathen," Katie spat, from the other side of the room.
Mary turned around and stared at the girl who looked like her father, but wasn't. Although, she acted a lot like him. She blinked, realizing what she was doing and felt disgusted. What was she doing? First of all, she obviously didn't have tarot cards in the house. And second of all, she would never lay a finger on those filthy evil things. So why was she so intent on finding them?
"Jon," Karyn said, in quiet voice, so only Jon could hear her. "We brought Mary back home. Shouldn't we continue our search for the stone?"
"Actually, I was thinking of going shopping. Maybe we could stop by ..."
Karyn grabbed him and shook him violently. "Jon, snap out of it."
Jon looked angrily at her. "Karyn, what's your problem?"
Karyn sighed. "Now, let's go get the stone back."
"I told you, Karyn. I want to go to the mall."
Karyn stared at him. She thought that she had gotten some sense into him, but it hadn't worked this time. He was apparently going to act like Meagan no matter what she did. "Fine, then you go to the mall and I'll look for the wishing stone," she snapped.
"Wishing stone?" Mary asked. They had mentioned something about wishes before, on the way to her house. But they never explained what they meant by it. Whatever it was, it must have been very important.
"It's not important," Karyn said.
"That's what you said last time," Mary said. "I'm kind of an expert on wishes. Maybe I could help."
"You are?" Karyn asked.
"Of course. I and rest of my coven are ..." She spaced out, then blinked. A frightened look appeared on her face. "What am I talking about? Why am I talking about these evil things?"
Karyn looked at her a moment longer, realizing that whatever was happening to Jon and Katie was now happening to Mary as well. "Uh ... I don't know," she lied. Then she made a quick exit. It looked like it was up to her and her alone to find the wishing stone and fix all of this. But where should she start looking?
