Food Chain Chapter 1 Novels & Stories

"Any girl would." "Can she come over, too?" "No." My answer startles him. But he is too shrewd to ask me why. He simply nods. "I'll talk to her. Maybe I can come a little later. What time do you go to bed?" "Late." The lecture in biology is about photosynthesis. How the sun's energy is changed into chemical energy through the presence of green chlorophyll, and how this green pigment in turn supports the entire food chain. The teacher makes a comment I find interesting--chlorophyll and red blood cells are practically

There was no way her hair tie would be able to handle the weight and thickness of her damp hair without snapping if she tried to use it to put her hair in a bun or ponytail, and she wasn't at all interested in testing it out and losing one of the very few belongings she had. At least she hadn't seen any bugs on this planet. She guessed evolution had skipped that part, or maybe with all the fruit available to eat, they just weren't needed. The circle of life in the kingdom was that the big ate the smaller, who then ate the smaller, and so on, until you got to bugs, which completed the circle by eating the big things when they died. But there was such a wide variety of fruit in the forest that

Is this something to do with the position of the food chain? And most importantly I still hadn't figured out what the barrier of Four is….