The Elemental Luna

ling throughout the night had kept me from getting a peaceful night's rest. It was a stark reminder that the i

m water, I feel the weariness slowly ebbing away, leaving me feeling rejuvenated. Just as I start to relax and savor the tranquility of the moment, the water

pancakes and eggs after much deliberation on what to cook. Like my mum has a timer on her becaus

mum." I gree

this is a nice surprise." S

oved because of your work and my school so I thought

own and diving into her breakfast. "These pancakes are so delicio

scover it is already cold. "E

." My mum takes a sip of hers

pened when I was in the bath this m

all the time. It's probably just the weather. Don't worry

r discomfort with the temperature was now forgotten as I suddenly recalled the storybook she had shared with me the day before. Excitedly, I

storyb

saw it in my room last night. By

idn't have a storybook, I t

rgetful? The book is i

et me see it. Maybe

she looks confused but the look quic

Let me hold on to this, I left it in your ro

preparing for school. Just because I'm in a good mood, I decide to put on a l

ce buns and bathe myself in perfume before putting on my thrifted Doc Martens' shoes that I saved for m

ce I had yesterday to be acquainted. It truly is easier to

ic on my iPod until the teacher gets here. Even though I'm into my music, I still notice the 'untouchables'. The unt

s muscular physique and beautiful blonde hair immediately catches my eye. What truly captivates me, though, are his striking grey eyes. They seem to hold a d

discussion amongst themselves. Only when the professor enters the room do I reluctantly tear my eyes away from them. Throughout the class, I feel eyes on me but when I look around, no one is watching me. With a fast-beating heart, I

e and one of the girls; Stephanie I believe from The Untouchables, the one who Candace believes is obsessed with D

u just say?"

the same place as I boil in anger. Everywhere become still and I hear the wind roaring in my ears. I wish I could douse her in wa

ou do?" She

ouching the tap. Th

atch your back." She threatens me and I swear her eyes

think this is high school. "Look, I'm sorry you got drenched but if you t

ly just the tap malfunctioning, I don't know why I lost my te

s at me before leaving. Whew! I was scared for a moment that she was going

alk home as usual but end up deciding to do some exploring since I've not seen Haven T

a twig pierces the stillness, causing me to whirl around in alarm. My eyes dart around, but I see nothing out of the ordinary. I resume my walk, but the sound repeats, this time accompanied by a rhythmic crunch of

wo other girls whose names remain unknown. My heart breaks into