Part 3/3

Part 3/3

When Morticia returned she moved away from Enid, slowly and just a bit to allow herself to watch the girl. She wasn’t crying anymore, altough her eyes were still bright due to the tears and they kept the sadness before that contrasted painfully with the limpid bright of joyce in them that Morticia had seen in the vision.

Enid, accostumed to Wednesday’s visions, knew that Morticia had had a vision when her mother touched her and another one right now. It was curious how mother and daughter expressed the experience in a so different way: Wednesday’s more clearly and powerful. In fact, some times Enid had to holded her to prevent her from falling the ground, altough she probably enjoyed that sensation, but her instincts to protect Wednesday were so strong that she couldn’t help to hold her. And her mother’s visions were so calm than, maybe, other people couldn’t notice it.

“Is everything alright?”, said Enid low and a bit worried and frightened while they were still looking at each other. Morticia grabbed Enid’s shoulders tight and bent down to look more directly those blue eyes, that waited expectant for an answer, because she needed that the girl in front of her trusted without hesitation every word that she wanted to say her.

“Yes, dear, it’s everything alright”, said Morticia smiling slightly, “and everything it’s going to be alright. I just wanted to remind you a very important thing”, then she got serious. “Enid, whatever you need, and whenever you need, every member of the Addams family is here for you. Always. The rest of your life”.

Enid felt astonished at first. Then, she started to smile with tears in her eyes and nodded. Morticia smiled, too.

Enid didn’t know yet, but in that moment she was already a member of the Addams family.