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Home of the Lilithbornes

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Home of the Lilithborne is the second story in the Chateau Aensland saga. Having lived with the Lilithborne family for some time, and meeting more of his sisters, Danny starts to want to return to his old life, and is exposed to certain difficult truths about himself. In the meantime, Julie tries to come to terms with her obsession for Danny.

Warning: If you have yet to read the stories, the following would be considered spoilers.

Voodoo Working

named for: PJ Harvey, "Long Snake Moan", about confronting overwhelming danger.

Danny sleeps well, but has a thought in the back of his head that makes him wake up: his mother telling him "Meet your sisters... they will learn how to make you happiest". He wakes up next to Sandy and decides to shower. After he's done, he descends into the courtyard and sees Maria watching over the sleeping Julie. They exchange glances and smile at one another. He notices empty beds, so heads out to search for other sisters. He goes to the balcony and meets Sheila, who looks like a famous star. Sheila tells him that Mommy saved her from the world obsessed with appearances, then takes him inside to show him a special trick she can do - she can control his mind by controlling his heartbeat. Sheila treats Danny like a musical instrument, drawing out sounds of pleasure through her movements.

Spin Your Love Around

named for: The Smashing Pumpkins, "Thru The Eyes of Ruby", a poem about the evanescence of youth.

Lips of Wine

named for: Mazzy Star, "Taste of Blood", a meandering highway tune.

Space and Time

named for: The Verve, "Space and Time", a ballad about the despair of a relationship that has reached its end.

View of the Rain

named for: Urge Overkill, "View of the Rain", about no longer seeking who one is from outside sources, but instead from within.

Heaven Queen

named for: Nightwish, "Dead to the World", a Selene/Endymion metaphor.

The Last Goodbyes

named for: The Smashing Pumpkins, "Once Upon a Time", a song Billy Corgan wrote for his deceased mother.