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rebel for as long as they can, but they always succumb.”
    “Always,” Professor Alex said too. “Seen it a million times. He will too.”
    “Thanks,” I said, not sounding very excited. To be honest I really wasn’t looking forward to that time at all.
    One by one students walked into the Coliseum. Peter entered alone without Tabitha. He plopped down right next to me as all the other dragons started to shift into their form.
    We sat and watched as Dragonians hoisted saddles onto their backs.
    The couple finally made their gracious entrance. Blake’s arm was around Tabitha’s neck and I could hear the vulgar words – which were probably sexy to her – he whispered in her ear. It was so cheap and disgusting.
    Peter, on the other hand, looked hurt.
    “Hey, if it’s any consolation, both of them are idiots. We’re just the losers that ended up with them.”
    “I chose to claim her Elena,” he said and looked down at his feet.
    “Then my advice is to do what we do best, give them plenty of space and time.”
    “Time for what?” Blake spat at me and Professor Vladimir climbed off of Alex’s back. He told her to go and she took flight, the others flying right behind her.
    I stared at them as they each lifted off gracefully.
    “I’m talking to you, Elena, time for what?”
    “Blake, that is enough.”
    “Don’t tell me what to do,” he snapped at Professor Vladimir.
    “Seriously,” I answered him. “You are acting like a two-year-old again. Stop being such a cry baby. You think you have it so hard.” I mocked him. “Well try living in my shoes, then speak again.” I shook my head. “All you have to do is stay away from your dark side. How hard can that be?”
    “Then stop wasting your time, ’cause I’ll never be your dragon, Elena. Even if they put a gun to my head.”
    “Then what do you want, Blake, what? Just tell me and you can have it.”
    “Set me free!”
    “Fine, you want that.”
    “Enough!” Professor Vladimir screamed. “You, out of the Coliseum.” He pointed at the entrance, staring Blake straight in the eye. Blake’s upper lip twitched slightly but to my surprise he chuckled and turned around.
    “Tabitha, the choice is yours. You can go with him or become somebody,” Professor Vladimir said.
    She shook her head, turned around and followed Blake.
    “Elena, don’t ever give in to that. He doesn’t know what he is saying. He needs you.”
    “When, fifteen years from now? Because I’m sure that door will be long closed by then. I’m sick and tired of his whining all the time about how unfair all of this is.”
    “I know. This is the longest any dragon has ever rebelled and I don’t know how long this is going to carry on, but you have to be patient.”
    I just stared at them. The two of them had this arrangement so easy. Alex wasn’t a Chromatic.
    I took a deep breath and sat next to Peter again.
    He shook his head with a soft grin. “Ever since he got back, I can’t even look at Tabitha.”
    “Deal with it Peter, I sure don’t have time for your whining either.” I got up and left the Coliseum.
    I found Blake and Tabitha sitting on the steps that led to the big oak door of the Academy. They were in each other’s arms. When I neared, Blake stood up and ran down the steps and came to a stop right in front of me. “Wondered when you were going to show. Running away again?”
    “Bite me.” I pushed him away to get past but he blocked me again.
    “Say it, Elena.”
    I laughed. “You know that’s not how it works, Blake. You carry my gifts.” I spat out the word “my”. “I’m not going to part with that.” I sneered.
    “They are mine! I was born with them. You’re just a mere human that can’t even handle these types of powers.”
    “Whatever, asshole.” I tried to walk past him again.
    “Say it.” He pushed me back once more.
    “Let me go, or I’ll make your life a living hell.”
    He laughed. Which actually made him look hot.
    “And how are you