The vision

Atermath

Enid watched as Wednesday fell hard on the ground. She was shaking and black tears ran down her pale skin. Enid was terrified, how had she managed to do this just by touching her shoulder, and it was nothing she could do to stop her from having what seemed like some kind of fainting attack.
While Wednesday was struggling on the ground another appearance showed up next to Enid, it was Morticia. She looked almost as afraid as Enid did.

After a while she finally stopped shaking and the black tears stopped rolling down her cheeks. When Wednesday woke up she was dizzy and exhausted.

Enid: Wednesday are you alright? You really freaked me out!

Morticia: Darling are you okay? You seem kinda distant.

The vision had made her nauseous from the exhaustion. But since she didn't want to worry her mom or her friend she told them both that she was fine. She didn't like showing vulnerability, especially not infront of her friends or family. The lie that she was completely fine didn't exactly work since the second the stood up she fell down again from all the dizziness.

Morticia: God Wednesday, I'm calling lurch over so that he can help take you home.

Wednesday was to tired to argue so she just nodded in response. It was hard for her to stay awake, while Lurch carried her to her house she shifted between being unconscious and not.

When she woke up the next day she was neatly tucked in her bed. She sat up slowly fighting off a wave of nausea. The only thing she could remember from last night was the vision of Enid dying.