• “you forgot to take the trash out again.”
• “do you think we should just order in tonight?”
• “what’s the point of making the bed if we’re just gonna mess it up?”
• “will you pick up your clothes? it’s like a pig-sty in here.”
• “you cooked, it’s only fair that i clean.”
• “i haven’t shaved in like a week.”
• “let me run you a bath.”
• “you used all the hot water.”
• “oh come on, i just cleaned the kitchen!”
• “can you stop using my bath bombs? they’re expensive.”
• “dinner was ready a half hour ago.”
• “you cooked me dinner?”
• “i had to carry you to bed last night, you were exhausted.”
• “do you even know how to load a dishwasher?”
• “your red sock turned all my whites pink.”
• “what’s with the hat? are you having a bad hair day?”
• “we’ve spent too much on pay per view this month.”
• “are you watching porn?”
• “next time it’s your turn to do the dishes.”
• “my parents are coming over for dinner tomorrow.”
• “play hooky and let’s sleep in tomorrow.”

The most beautiful things often hold the most dangerous secrets, and the town and residents of Sutton, Massachusetts are no exception. Gorgeous to behold, the heavily wooded area seems like the perfect get away from city life, but there is a poisonous undercurrent of magic and conflict that pulses from within. The average tourist sees nothing amiss with the exception of a ghost story or two. The residents know better. They live on the front lines of the biggest supernatural conflict in the last century, all the more deadly for it’s quiet.

The witches and hunters have been sworn enemies since they discovered one another, tensions slowly boiling up at different points throughout history, but this time it’s different. This time neither will rest while the other survives. The witches have their vampires, and their newly developed hybrids, the hunters their wolves. Both sides have been steadily, silently preparing for what will one day be a massacre, but for now is just a standoff.

• “ i got you. it’s gonna be okay, you’re going to be okay.”
• “i feel like everyone’s miles away from me.”
• “my mind is a dark place. you don’t want to be there.”
• “i know this hurts, but you have to stay awake.”
• “don’t close your eyes, please don’t close your eyes!”
• “i just want to be numb, i don’t want to feel anything.”
• “please don’t do this, don’t act like you care.”
• “you don’t care, nobody cares, just leave.”
• “you’re my friend, of course i fucking care.”
• “i can’t give up on you, so please don’t give up on yourself.”
• “i love you so much, i forgot what hating myself felt like.”
• “i fucked up, why do you not care?”
• “i can’t walk, just go on without me.”
• “you have broken ribs, take it easy.”
• “i have no idea how to do cpr.”
• “whose blood is that?”
• “apply pressure to the wound, don’t let go.”
• “don’t you dare fucking let go!” 
• “what the hell happened to you?” 
• “are they dead? did you kill them?” 
• “do you know what you’ve done?” 
• “you’re either with me or against me.” 
• “who the hell did this to you?” 
• “are you alright? you hit your head pretty hard…” 
• “i can’t see!! what’s happening to me?” 
• “when was the last time you ate?” 
• “what do you mean you’re fine? you are not fine!” 
•  “i’m fine, it’s just a flesh wound, i’ll be okay.” 
• “for how long? how long were you bottling this up?“ 
• “there’s so much blood, you won’t last.” 
• “are you… throwing up in there?” 
• “why aren’t you eating?” 
• “just breathe… you’re okay, i promise, just breathe.” 
• “i can’t breathe, i can’t –” 
• “i woke up, & you were gone.” 
• “just tell me something, was it really worth it?” 
• "it’s okay to hurt & breakdown. you don’t have to be strong all the time.”