Friedrich Vogel
Fritz eventually let go of Julie, giving her an almighty squeeze before handing her over to the paramedics. He turned unceartainly to Stride. It was clear she felt the wave of darkness in the air.
"No, I'm fine. I just felt something odd in the air. And I'm worried about Julie." He quickly added the last sentence to seem like he was thinking about what just happened. Truth be told, his mind was just on the angel.
"You take the fairy to the hospital, I have some business to attend to."He stood up, his legs shaking, and he shuffled over to Cienna.
"Listen here, buddy." He whispered. His voice sounded icy, but firm.
"Remember what I said about love. You two were meant to be. You're going to make it through. Your her soulmate, is she has any sense (which I know she has) no matter what you've done, you've been forgiven a thousand times. Just know if you ever intentionally hurt her, I will destroy you. This time though, it clearly wasn't intentional. You don't look like you have it in you to hurt her. That's a good sign. Our Julie deserves the best." He gave her a final pat on the shoulder, before stalking into the building, calling
"Think about it!" over his shoulder. He turned around to wave, his eyes glowing again.
He swaggered into the lobby of his apartment block, noting the tall figure he saw. An angel, clearly. He sent out another signal, this one slightly calmer than the last.
"I hope you know I have nothing to do with it, Gottanhänger." Gottanhänger, meaning God follower, was the name he gave to all angels.
"You have no need to be here, there was a magical accident with the hurricane clearly. The woman was trying to kill herself. Now, get the hell out of my building!" He said it with such coolness, his eyes lighting the room, a regular human would be horrified. Angels, however, were tough cookies.
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