going?!” He shook him.
Galen swung out and threw a full force punch right at his face. Carson fell painfully as I watched him get another kick from Galen.
“To meet my kind. My pack.” Galen clenched his fists in his blond hair.
I looked at them both in disbelief. Carson shifted back into his wolf form showing no sign of injury whatsoever.
“Stop!” I shouted. “Please do not fight!”
“So you’re just going to say that and expect us not to Leslie?” Galen asked.
“Galen I thought you loved me?! And if you do then please do not fight. Bye. I’m leaving.”
I turned and walked. When I felt Galens hand on my shoulder to stop me I broke into a full run. He could not reach my speed. I was the most powerful vampire.
I still made it to the airport with my luggage having no idea what I was doing there. Should I just take a flight? Because there was nowhere else for me to go? My phone rang in my pocket.
“ Shut up ! I don’t want to talk about this whole vampire werewolf thing! Okay?” I answered.
There was a long pause and then my mother’s voice came in, “Leslie are you okay?”
Oh my god, I thought. This is what I get for not checking my caller ID.
“Oh hi mom. Um ... I miss you so much. Oh I just wanted to, um, surprise you with something new so you know we can-”
“Leslie are you okay?”
“Yes mom I’m fine.”
“Well I haven’t talked to you forever. So how’s everything going? Hope you have good grades because I’m meeting you at the airport in a week and you’ll be graduated!”
Chapter 10
“Oh yeah of course I have good grades mom. I’d never let you down.” I found a good airport seat to sit on.
“H-has this school changed you at all?”
I was about to say, ‘yeah I’m not even human anymore.’ But instead I said, “I made really important friends mom.”
“Oh honey that’s great!” She replied enthusiastically. “Remember I pick you up next week. And you’re eighteen now. What do you want?”
I studied the two bracelets that hung around my wrist. One from Galen and one from Carson. I looked back on life back home, and couldn’t find it.
“Leslie?” my mom questioned.
“I don’t need anything,” I said.
“Honey I have to get you something. Okay well call me up whenever. Bye, love you.”
“Thanks mom, love you too. Wait- Has any... strange man talked to you and mentioned me maybe... or has someone broken into the house...?”
“No.... why?”
“Just wondering.” Then I shut my phone.
A ladies voice came on the intercom saying my flight was up. That’s when I realized Galen had the tickets. A loud whistling tune suddenly rang so close to my ear I jumped.
“Damn you Galen, why are you here?”
“Your plane tickets. Better hurry or else there going to leave without us.”
“You think after you just... had-a-fight-with-Carson, and everything else that I’m just going to leave with you.”
“Fine,” he held up the tickets. “I’ll just leave without you.”
“Ouch!” I suddenly yelped. I felt a burning sensation on my arm. And when I looked down at my wrist, the bracelet Galen had given me bubbled up then dissipated. I looked up at him with shock, but he was gone. The only sign of him that remained was the single airplane ticket resting atop my Cody Simpson suitcase. Immediately I picked up my belongings and ran to the desk. Then onto the plane.
The first sightings I got were sky ways, and a river, two towers connecting a stone archway, the city in the distance, and the dusky sky of a beautiful evening. It was every bit of what my situation was not. Welcome to London England. I was sitting at a bus stop for no reason other than to pass time by. I’m eighteen, arrive in London, and have no money.
Galen swung out and threw a full force punch right at his face. Carson fell painfully as I watched him get another kick from Galen.
“To meet my kind. My pack.” Galen clenched his fists in his blond hair.
I looked at them both in disbelief. Carson shifted back into his wolf form showing no sign of injury whatsoever.
“Stop!” I shouted. “Please do not fight!”
“So you’re just going to say that and expect us not to Leslie?” Galen asked.
“Galen I thought you loved me?! And if you do then please do not fight. Bye. I’m leaving.”
I turned and walked. When I felt Galens hand on my shoulder to stop me I broke into a full run. He could not reach my speed. I was the most powerful vampire.
I still made it to the airport with my luggage having no idea what I was doing there. Should I just take a flight? Because there was nowhere else for me to go? My phone rang in my pocket.
“ Shut up ! I don’t want to talk about this whole vampire werewolf thing! Okay?” I answered.
There was a long pause and then my mother’s voice came in, “Leslie are you okay?”
Oh my god, I thought. This is what I get for not checking my caller ID.
“Oh hi mom. Um ... I miss you so much. Oh I just wanted to, um, surprise you with something new so you know we can-”
“Leslie are you okay?”
“Yes mom I’m fine.”
“Well I haven’t talked to you forever. So how’s everything going? Hope you have good grades because I’m meeting you at the airport in a week and you’ll be graduated!”
Chapter 10
“Oh yeah of course I have good grades mom. I’d never let you down.” I found a good airport seat to sit on.
“H-has this school changed you at all?”
I was about to say, ‘yeah I’m not even human anymore.’ But instead I said, “I made really important friends mom.”
“Oh honey that’s great!” She replied enthusiastically. “Remember I pick you up next week. And you’re eighteen now. What do you want?”
I studied the two bracelets that hung around my wrist. One from Galen and one from Carson. I looked back on life back home, and couldn’t find it.
“Leslie?” my mom questioned.
“I don’t need anything,” I said.
“Honey I have to get you something. Okay well call me up whenever. Bye, love you.”
“Thanks mom, love you too. Wait- Has any... strange man talked to you and mentioned me maybe... or has someone broken into the house...?”
“No.... why?”
“Just wondering.” Then I shut my phone.
A ladies voice came on the intercom saying my flight was up. That’s when I realized Galen had the tickets. A loud whistling tune suddenly rang so close to my ear I jumped.
“Damn you Galen, why are you here?”
“Your plane tickets. Better hurry or else there going to leave without us.”
“You think after you just... had-a-fight-with-Carson, and everything else that I’m just going to leave with you.”
“Fine,” he held up the tickets. “I’ll just leave without you.”
“Ouch!” I suddenly yelped. I felt a burning sensation on my arm. And when I looked down at my wrist, the bracelet Galen had given me bubbled up then dissipated. I looked up at him with shock, but he was gone. The only sign of him that remained was the single airplane ticket resting atop my Cody Simpson suitcase. Immediately I picked up my belongings and ran to the desk. Then onto the plane.
The first sightings I got were sky ways, and a river, two towers connecting a stone archway, the city in the distance, and the dusky sky of a beautiful evening. It was every bit of what my situation was not. Welcome to London England. I was sitting at a bus stop for no reason other than to pass time by. I’m eighteen, arrive in London, and have no money.
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