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As Bryn stared at herself in the full length mirror, admiring the fit of the sleek black dress that she was wearing, she could feel the butterflies in her stomach returning. For several days now she'd been planning for this night, and yet now that it was finally here, the teenager wasn't entirely sure that she could follow through with it. There was so much she didn't know still, so much that could go wrong. What if the password wasn't enough to get her in, she wondered as she reached up to tousle her long, blonde tresses. Or worse, what if her father saw her there, recognized her?
It wasn't likely, not with the mask that she would be wearing, but it was a possibility. The nineteen year old glanced down at the glittering silver and red masquerade mask sitting on the dresser next to her. It was a risk that she was going to have to accept if she was going to find out the truth about her father. And she had to know the truth. Two weeks ago she'd stumbled upon an invitation inside of her father's desk while she'd been looking for a pen. Across the top it read Shadow Circus and just below was printed a date and location. The invitation was simple, yet elegant and mysterious. She had wanted to ask her father about it, but she couldn't think of a way without revealing that she had gone through his desk which was a definite no-no.
The blonde's curiosity had gotten the best of her though. She'd gone to the internet in an attempt to find out what exactly the Shadow Circus was. At first she'd found nothing. None of her friends had ever heard of it. Her searches turned up nothing. At first. Then one night she'd stumbled upon a mention of the Shadow Circus on a blog. It was just a brief blurb, but after an exchange of emails with the owner of the blog she'd managed to learn that the Circus was a gathering of some type of secretive club, a very exclusive club. That was all she could get the blogger to reveal but it was enough to stoke the fires of Bryn's imagination.
Throwing caution to the wind, the teenager snuck into her father's office two nights later and searched his desk more thoroughly. The search turned up nothing. Well, nothing except the password to his computer. That had been the key. After an hour of searching his email she had finally found something. Bryn's father had several correspondences between himself and three other people, all of which were tagged as SC followed by a date, the same date that was on the invitation. The emails didn't reveal much, as if the foursome were talking in code, involved in some kind of conspiracy. She'd learned enough though. Enough to know that her father belonged to some kind of secret organization. They referred to themselves as the Revelers, and they were planning a masquerade ball of some kind, a ball known as the Shadow Circus.
Bryn's father had always been a private man, a quiet man, and yet the revelation that her father was living a secret life came as a shock to the blonde. She had always thought that they were close, even more so since her mother had passed away when Bryn was eleven, but clearly she didn't know him as well as she thought. And that alone was enough to turn her curiosity about the invitation into an obsession. Bryn was determined to find out more, to find out the truth about her father and the Shadow Circus. She monitored her father's email looking for any clues she could find. Then three nights ago she found out that there would be a password, a phrase, that would be required for people to enter the gathering.
Je m'offre à la nuit. It was french and translated to 'I offer myself to the night.'
Bryn felt a chill run down her spine as she read it, her mind racing with possibilities. But there were only possibilities. If she wanted the truth she would have to see it for herself. She would have to go to the Shadow Circus. That moment when she'd made the decision, in that instance, the butterflies had begun to stir, and every time she thought about it since, they returned. Despite her trepidation, Bryn hadn't once considered backing out. She was going to go and she was going to find out what her father was up to.
He had left the house about fifteen minutes ago, saying that he had to go to the office and that he would be very late. The nineteen year old knew that wasn't true, and yet there wasn't a hint of insincerity in his voice, not a clue that he was lying to her. The thought that he could so easily deceive her sent shudders down her spine. Did she really know him at all? If not, maybe after the night was over she finally would.
With that thought in mind, Bryn grabbed the mask from the dresser, her keys and her phone and made her way out of the house. It was late and the night sky was dark, no moon, only a few dim twinkling stars, the cool air licking against the skin on her bare legs and arms. She took a deep, steadying breath before sliding into her car and starting the engine. After another deep breath she pulled out of the driveway and followed her father into the night.
As Bryn stared at herself in the full length mirror, admiring the fit of the sleek black dress that she was wearing, she could feel the butterflies in her stomach returning. For several days now she'd been planning for this night, and yet now that it was finally here, the teenager wasn't entirely sure that she could follow through with it. There was so much she didn't know still, so much that could go wrong. What if the password wasn't enough to get her in, she wondered as she reached up to tousle her long, blonde tresses. Or worse, what if her father saw her there, recognized her?
It wasn't likely, not with the mask that she would be wearing, but it was a possibility. The nineteen year old glanced down at the glittering silver and red masquerade mask sitting on the dresser next to her. It was a risk that she was going to have to accept if she was going to find out the truth about her father. And she had to know the truth. Two weeks ago she'd stumbled upon an invitation inside of her father's desk while she'd been looking for a pen. Across the top it read Shadow Circus and just below was printed a date and location. The invitation was simple, yet elegant and mysterious. She had wanted to ask her father about it, but she couldn't think of a way without revealing that she had gone through his desk which was a definite no-no.
The blonde's curiosity had gotten the best of her though. She'd gone to the internet in an attempt to find out what exactly the Shadow Circus was. At first she'd found nothing. None of her friends had ever heard of it. Her searches turned up nothing. At first. Then one night she'd stumbled upon a mention of the Shadow Circus on a blog. It was just a brief blurb, but after an exchange of emails with the owner of the blog she'd managed to learn that the Circus was a gathering of some type of secretive club, a very exclusive club. That was all she could get the blogger to reveal but it was enough to stoke the fires of Bryn's imagination.
Throwing caution to the wind, the teenager snuck into her father's office two nights later and searched his desk more thoroughly. The search turned up nothing. Well, nothing except the password to his computer. That had been the key. After an hour of searching his email she had finally found something. Bryn's father had several correspondences between himself and three other people, all of which were tagged as SC followed by a date, the same date that was on the invitation. The emails didn't reveal much, as if the foursome were talking in code, involved in some kind of conspiracy. She'd learned enough though. Enough to know that her father belonged to some kind of secret organization. They referred to themselves as the Revelers, and they were planning a masquerade ball of some kind, a ball known as the Shadow Circus.
Bryn's father had always been a private man, a quiet man, and yet the revelation that her father was living a secret life came as a shock to the blonde. She had always thought that they were close, even more so since her mother had passed away when Bryn was eleven, but clearly she didn't know him as well as she thought. And that alone was enough to turn her curiosity about the invitation into an obsession. Bryn was determined to find out more, to find out the truth about her father and the Shadow Circus. She monitored her father's email looking for any clues she could find. Then three nights ago she found out that there would be a password, a phrase, that would be required for people to enter the gathering.
Je m'offre à la nuit. It was french and translated to 'I offer myself to the night.'
Bryn felt a chill run down her spine as she read it, her mind racing with possibilities. But there were only possibilities. If she wanted the truth she would have to see it for herself. She would have to go to the Shadow Circus. That moment when she'd made the decision, in that instance, the butterflies had begun to stir, and every time she thought about it since, they returned. Despite her trepidation, Bryn hadn't once considered backing out. She was going to go and she was going to find out what her father was up to.
He had left the house about fifteen minutes ago, saying that he had to go to the office and that he would be very late. The nineteen year old knew that wasn't true, and yet there wasn't a hint of insincerity in his voice, not a clue that he was lying to her. The thought that he could so easily deceive her sent shudders down her spine. Did she really know him at all? If not, maybe after the night was over she finally would.
With that thought in mind, Bryn grabbed the mask from the dresser, her keys and her phone and made her way out of the house. It was late and the night sky was dark, no moon, only a few dim twinkling stars, the cool air licking against the skin on her bare legs and arms. She took a deep, steadying breath before sliding into her car and starting the engine. After another deep breath she pulled out of the driveway and followed her father into the night.
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