Wondering (Vi and Odd)

Henry didnt know what to do. Somedays he felt like Phoenix was there and others, he felt like she didnt even care for him. But he couldnt complain, Alice was the highlight of his life. Just seeing her smiled made him happier then everything. But he couldnt see her anymore and he sighed, leaning back on the tree.

Henry had almost fell asleep when he heard a voice. He sighed, opening his eyes. "Yes, Oddie?" He asked her, not really in a mood to be messed with. Last time, he almost killed her, but right now, he highly doubt he could harm a fly in fear that his daught would have cried about it.

"Waiting for death.." Henry said, eyeing her wand. "Go ahead, use it. I dont even care much." He said softly, looking up at the tree tops. He saw a baby bird, trying it's best to jump from the nest and learn to fly. He almost smiled, remembering Alice's first step.

Henry sighed, standing up. "What do you want?" He asked her. "For me to beg for forgiveness? To say sorry? You have a long wait then." he told her, walking pass her.

Henry didnt hear the rest of what she had say. He growled, grabbing her by the throat, pinning her to a tree. "I treated my wife with respect, at first no, then I did. But she left, took out daughter, and didnt even tell me. I loved her, gave her what she needed, and yet she left me for no reason." he hissed in her ear deadly.

"What reason? Huh! TELL ME A REASON SHE COULD HAVE LEFT AFTER ALMOST THREE YEARS!" Henry yelled, pushing her harder into the tree. Tears of rage filled his eyes as he started talking to her again. "I have gave her everything I could. I tried and tried to be as good as possible. I gave her food, a house, love, I hit her more then once and I stopped. I havent touched her in two years. I knew I would lose her if I did and I didnt want to lose her." He hissed in Oddie's ear.

Henry looked into her eyes and glared. "I gave her freedom." he hissed, letting her go. He let her fall to the ground, pulling at his hair.

"SHE IS GONE FOR GOOD I DONT KNOW WHERE SHE IS!" He yelled, tears finally pouring down his face.

"Look, I'm sorry." Henry said softly. He pushed his hair back again, pacing back adn forth

"I know it's not. I dont expect you to forgive me." he hissed softly.

Henry just sighed, follwoing her. He pulled at his hair more, thinking of what to do.

"You can get some over there." He mumbled, pointing to where he saw some ealier.

Henry watched her, but said nothing. He just paced back and forht again, trying to keep the tears back.

Henry nodded, looking at her again. "I'm still sorry." he said softly.

Henry shurgged, following her again. He sighed, pulling out a picture from his pocket.

"Are we going or am I staying here?" He asked her softly.

Henry nodded, staying somewhat close behind.

Henry watched her for a few seconds before leaning on another tree. His head was pounding and his chest was tight from saddness. He tried not to show to much emotion but he doubted he was doing such a good job at it.

"I told you already. What else is there to tell." he asked softly, finally breaking down. Tears flooded his eyes and he turned around, punching the tree over and over until he felt blood flow down his hand.

"It causes me pain." he mumbled, watching her. When his hand was like new, he pulled at his hair, shaking his head.

"Because it makes me feel better. I have no one anymore." He said, leaning back on the tree again.

"If I happen to remember correctly...you were like this when you lost him." he hissed, glaring at her.

Henry sighed, following her again.

"Your the one who said I could!" Henry yelled back at her, hate in his eyes.

Henry sighed, no longer following her. Instead, he stalked ahead of her, blocking her path.