It's Just Magic

“Wake up!” I opened my eyes my sister swam to view. “What?” I grumble.“School’s what.”I shot straight up. I looked at my clock. It was six thirty.“Sil, move!” she was sitting on my leg.Sil moved out and I ran for the bath room.“You get harder and harder to wake up these days.” Sil complained.The school grounds were filled with people. Cheer leaders were exercising their cheer for this year’s game. The geeks were huddled in one table and discussing something’s that will make your nosebleed.Sil and I sat on our usual spot. Under a tree facing the whole school grounds. I brought my pack in front and pulled out my biology book. I opened the cover and took my schedule out. “You keep your schedule in there?” and then I stuffed the book back. “Yeah.” I peered through my first class. Chemistry. With Mr. Roberts.“What&rsqu

I felt uneasy. I was standing in front of the mirror. I was fixing my tie. I really hated this. Family dinners with the Franks were always something I dreaded. The fact that they always try to set me up with Tracy was one thing, but my visions of the dark creature were getting out of hand as well. I get them in the bathroom, in the game room, when I am trying to have my alone time, which puts me out of the mood immediately. I want to find out who she is, but something in me was also saying to stay away.Just when I finished fiddling with my outfit, I heard crashing down stairs. I jumped and my instincts took over. I rush down the stairs, my mom was on the ground, a broken vase was on the floor next to her. A blue fire ball was floating in front of Mr. Frank. The guy looked shocked. His eyes where white and his mouth was open. Sil was knocked out cold next to my dad. Mrs. Frank and Tracy were side by side passed out on the couch. I was paralyzed. I felt my hesitation. I

The morning was gloomy. I still didn’t get enough sleep on top of that my body ached. Every inch of me refused to move after all the sudden exercising I did yesterday. I still couldn’t shake my mind off of the eerie feeling I had of the place. Even my body knew I wasn’t home, it just wouldn’t rest.I forced my legs down the stairs, not wanting to spend another minute in my room that wasn’t mine. The muddy yellow light coming from the huge windows was dizzying to see on the polished staircase. No one was in the living room. I checked the garden at the back and kitchen, but no one was there.“This house is big enough to have a whole school.” I mumbled to myself.I decided to stay in the drawing room first.The muddy yellow light seemed to be vomiting all around the house. It tainted the beautiful mahogany desk an ugly color. The sofa was behind lined with dusty looking throw pillows that were once white. There were

A body crashed on me with force. My back colided with the hard ground making a loud thud. The strong aroma of fresh laundry and vanilla was filling my nose. A loud shreek was filling my ears at the same time."I can't believe it's actually you!" a high piched voice was dizzying. Her red hair was clouding my vision, some stray strands even lining up on my mouth. Her crushing warm body was suffocating. I pushed my palms on the ground and lifted the both of us up, suprising myself with my stregnth. She clung on to me like a leech. Grasping her shoulders, I pushed her at arms length and her face swam into view. A smile reaching from ear to ear, her freckled splattered cheeks and blinding violet eyes were reflecting my confusion back at me. "Sorry, but do I know you?" I squeeked. I honestly didn't know who this girl was and her eyes watching me carefully was not helping at all. "Oh come on. You can't forget me, Ian. I am too spec