Dear Dad,

Hey, Dad. I'm coming to celebrate my eighteenth birthday with you, get decorations ready. You have three weeks.

From, Jeffrey, yes, your son.

Jeffrey ripped the small letter he made from the page. He folded it and used the white gem to travel. He landed in a lower-class neighborhood. He watched his dad and his day routine to find him. Jeffrey went right and walked to a small house. He wanted to knock. He wanted his dad to open and he wanted to hug his dad as hard as he could. He decided to go to the mail box and leave the note there. He sat on the steps. He grabbed the World Book and looked for his old friends. Then he came up with an idea. Jeffrey looked for his mom. Jeffrey found something he never wanted to see. He ran up to the door, knocked, and yelled.

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Jeffrey's dad opened the door. When he saw Jeffrey, he wanted to hug him, he wanted to hug him forever. Jeffrey showed him the book and hugged him. "Why did she leave us?" Jeffrey asked.

"Oh," Jeffrey's dad, James said, "Jeffrey. She did, you have to move on."

"I know," Jeffrey said, "but, why?"

"That was her decision and he have to live with that pain." James said. Jeffrey and James went into the house and talked. After many hours, Abaddon came to the house. He transformed into a human. He went inside the house forcefully. He went to Jeffrey.

"How dare you!" he yelled at Jeffrey. He grabbed the white gem. He grabbed Jeffrey and they traveled. They traveled to the library.

"You had a job!" Abaddon yelled. He kicked Jeffrey in the head. Thessaly punched Abaddon from the right. Jeffrey ran, he ran as fast as he could. He stopped running. Jeffrey understood that he made a deal, that he couldn't break. Jeffrey stood there and started crying.