"Yeah," Chloe responds, although her concentration is fixated on the toy for the time being. "I mean, we have movies about all kinds of things... Books, too. But there have always been stories about magic since... Forever, I guess."

It makes her wonder, too. Chloe would have never even considered such a thing, but knowing what she does now about God and Lucifer and angels, believing things could exist like magic or vampires or werewolves in her world isn't as foreign as she once would have believed. "I used to read my daughter stories about it. But that's all it ever was, just stories. I'm not so sure anymore, though. I've found out a lot of things I never knew about my world before and honestly, even I can't deny that maybe it does exist in my world and I just don't know."

She hates the idea, only because she hates not knowing if something is true or not. It doesn't really matter in scheme of things; after all, she'll forget everything she has learned here when she goes home. Chloe will go back to being her skeptical self, missing all of the excitement and fear that comes with the realization that the world is so much bigger than you could ever imagine.

"Snitch means a really different thing where I come from," she laughs. "So it's part of a sport?"