familiar.

"Val," Matt said.

Savy read over what she wrote, deciding to grab a few things to make rewriting the curse have more effect. She tossed everything in her small little cauldron and began reciting the revised curse so that Matt could be out during every full moon. Once she finished she looked over at Matt and gave him a small smile. "Now every full moon you should be good."

Matt grinned. "Thank you so much," he said.

Savy smiled back at Matt before she began putting everything away again. "It's the least I can do to help you."

"It means a lot," Matt said. He bit his lip as he thought. "Can I maybe have something to eat?"

"What do you feel hungry for," Savy asked.

"Anything," Matt said. "As long as it's not cat food."

Savy couldn't help the laugh that escaped her lips because of Matt's comment. "I'm sure I can find you something."

Matt smiled. "Thank you," he said.

Savy walked downstairs into her kitchen, deciding to make Matt some barbecue ribs. She had already had them marinaded she just needed to cook them.

Matt followed her like he always did, standing by the counter and watching her.

Savy grilled the meat on her small outdoor barbecue in her back yard, bringing it in once they were cooked and made Matt a plate.

"Wow, this looks amazing," Matt said.

Savy grinned. "I'm glad you like it."

Matt began to eat, not realizing how quickly and sloppily he was eating because it tasted so good to have actual food again.

Savy watched Matt, giggling as she watched him. She went into her bathroom and grabbed a wet washcloth so he could clean up after he finished eating.

Matt finished, groaning softly as he rested his hand on his stomach. Maybe he'd eaten a little bit too much.

Savy handed Matt the warn wet washcloth, hoping he didn't get upset by the fact she offered it to him.

Matt smiled. "Thanks," he mumbled, cleaning his face and his hands. "Sorry I was a bit of a pig."

"It's your first real food in a hundred years," Savy shrugged. "It's no big deal."