Novel & Cerita Paper Plane

she murmured, grabbing some pen on her cabinet before facing the parchment once again and signing it on the bottom. Once she lifted her pen, she had to stifle a gasp as the parchment folded itself in the air, following the thread of folds Hera had seen earlier. It took no less than a minute to form into a paper plane, its pointed ends pointing directly at Hera, before it buzzed away through the window.

"I'll count to three, and I want everyone to toss their planes onto the stage. Ready?" "Ready!" The crowd cheered, eager to begin. "One!" "Two!" A smile graced Rubie's face as she raised her pitch. "Three!" In an instant, numerous paper planes soared toward the stage, creating a majestic display resembling white meteors streaking through the air. However, some planes lacked the momentum to reach the stage. A single paper plane drew a perfect arc, landing gracefully before Rubie. She instinctively caught it. "Wow!" The audience erupted in excitement as they wondered who the lucky person might be.

I pushed the drawer to close and went back to the table. I handed the file to Ronald and he told me to bring my chair near him. Stepheno helped me to get the chair near Ronald's chair. "Do you see the picture?" He asked and I looked closely at the picture. It was a huge aeroplane which was burning in the sky. The aeroplane was not like a usual plane, it was a bit different. "This plane was built under Walton's technology to carry two hundred ton weight and it was the only carrier to carry such weight in the world" Ronald told me and I nodded my head at his words.

He stuck his tongue out in concentration as he struggled to make a neat fold with the paper on his lap. I slid my sketchbook beneath the paper plane, “I’ve never really thought about it, but when you get your wolf, you can tell me all about it.” I grinned. Jasper made the last fold and held up the plane to launch it into the forest, “Have you ever thought about your mate?” He wondered, his eyes never leaving his creation as it glided through the air and for that I was grateful, cause it meant he didn't see the furious blush on my cheeks.