Praying for me

Dedicated to  @Alison

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Outfit
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One of the students had reached Alison, telling her about this odd stranger out in the parking lot that had been swaying around. Alison had nodded to the student and promised she would take care of it, the fairy worked so hard on making the academy a safe place again - a save space for the students to be in after everything that had happened around here. It was lucky she had Jack and Victoria to take over some of Diego's classes today when he had called in, that he had some family things to take care off. Alison understood the importance of family. Alison walked closer to the exit, watching carefully the stranger she had been told about, the fairy also watching her talk with some of the students, but mostly stayed back at first, making sure that everything was alright. Maybe the stranger would leave by herself? Alison frowned a bit. A little magic spell had made it able for Alison to hear what they were chatting about, Diego, Alison wondered what this hybrid wanted with Diego.

However, it seemed like the hybrid were just heading back to her car. Not in a state Alison would call it, safe to drive. Far from. And right she had been in that theory, as the girl collapsed in front of the car. "Bloody hell," Alison mumbled to herself before rushing out the door, and run across the parking lot to the car. She sat down on her knees, lifting her hands just over the girl's body making sure she wasn't dead, before magically teleport them back to her house. Perks on being able to intensify her own magic. Amaryllis was at a daycare that Abigal had provided for her, making it able for Alison to not stress about the late hours she had to work, but she barely got time to spend with her child these days. It helped now that she had Lucas to share the main tasks with.

Alison made sure to place the stranger on the couch, crossing her arms a bit as she looked down at the collapsed stranger. Maybe it was the whole, alone in the world vibe that made Alison act, she knew what it was like to search for someone or something, how it was like to lose everything. Being left alone like you were nothing. Alison sat down next to the couch, placing a hand on the hybrid's forehead to check her temperature. A little healing spell to restore whatever that might have taken her off, the fairy wasn't blind to the scar nor the bruise, but right now it wasn't her main concern. Besides, she had no idea how the woman would react to her when she woke up again. Alison got up again and sat down on the coffee table, crossing the left leg over the right, just waiting.

Alison frowned a bit looking at the woman as she came to her senses again, it was natural for the fairy to be curious about other beings and their stories, so of course she was eager to know what went on inside the hybrid's head. For some reason the stranger apologized, which Alison didn't say anything to, she just observed her in silence for a moment as the stranger sat up slowly. Alison nodded to confirm that she had been at the academy, still observing as the woman ran her hands over her face. Alison took a slightly deeper breath in before exhaling again."You are at my home," she replied looking shortly around. "You collapsed in the middle of the parking lot, so I thought it was for the best to get you somewhere else," the fairy added with a slightly warmer smile. "I'm Alison," Alison presented herself, wanting to give less of a stranger vibe, besides if it wasn't for the light and warm aura, this entire situation looked more like a gentle kidnapping than anything else. "You should hydrate - are you hungry?" Alison then asked, her eyes waltzed over the hybrid. She even wanted to ask if she wanted to shower, get some new clothing, but perhaps just giving her food and something to drink was enough for this moment at least.

Danica. Alison nodded a bit, as she thanked the fairy for helping. "Many people these days are reaching a point of selfishness, if you ask me," she confessed with a small chuckle. It was true. But the world had always been like that, she had even been like that at some point in her life. Looking out for herself, sometimes that was important too, and it had taken time to learn that it didn't have to destroy other people's happiness. Then again, Alison also had more than enough power to defend herself should the stranger have chosen to attack her - and Amaryllis wasn't home.

Alison nodded when the woman said she would like something. Luckily, Alison always had something in her fridge. "It's not," she confirmed and got up from the kitchen table, almost bouncing to the kitchen, using her magic to quickly make something, a good sandwich with homemade bread, kitchen and some salad, even a little bit of cheese, because why the hell not. While her magic did the sandwich making, Alison found some cold water from the fridge and when done, placing the sandwich on a plate and brought that and the glass of water with her to the living room again. She placed it on the coffee table, "there you go." She smiled. "So, what were you doing at the academy?" Alison asked carefully, she was naturally curious, but it was also her school, she cared about what reasons Danica had to be there.

Alison knew what it was like, wandering around, feeling lost, broken and hungry. Not that she knew this woman's story, but the fairy had lived long enough to have seen the same eyes in different people. She was looking for Diego, which made her wonder why? Diego was an interesting man, she could see why someone would be fascinated by him. It wasn't that. Seeking him out at his workplace seemed rather rash, if you asked the fairy. And if it was so important why hadn't she made more moves towards finding him yet, or seemed more desperat. Maybe she just didn't like showing her cards to strangers, Alison understood that, most people didn't like sharing too much. "I can tell him you stopped by? I can't give you his number or any personal information I'm sorry," Alison replied before sitting a bit more up looking at the hybrid. It was a bit harsh, but she couldn't just have anyone wonder around collapsing at the parking lot at her school. The place was already filled with enough drama, adding more would not solve the issue. "I just want to prevent more students from getting a scare, I'm the headmaster," Alison made a small shrug as she licked her lips a bit. The fairy wanted to protect the students, the teachers and of course the school ground. Not that she saw Danica as a potential threat, she just wanted to come clean. "Or you don't want me to tell you that you stopped by?"