Without even waiting for Lilian to answer, they dragged Clary up the stairs and into a spare bedroom. The warlock opened the door wide so that both of his friend's could go in, before he looked back and forth across the dark hallway making sure that the coast was clear before shutting the door. "Oh my gosh, that was close," Magnus said. Clary turned to look at her friends, a smirk had formed across her face, and the second they all made eye contact the three of them instantly burst out laughing. Their laughter ran out throughout the large room. Clary could feel the sadness and loneliness immediately melt away, replaced by a warm sensation which ran through her veins. Simon's brown eyes danced with happiness, his head thrown back as he laughed. Magnus's handsome face lit up. …show more content…
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