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My new story.

Hi guys,

Today I'm sharing a story I just started writing. I haven't come up with a name yet but I do have ideas. It's about a girl named Willow who learns she has powers but she's in danger. I hope you like what I have written so far.

Introduction

 A car swerved onto a busy sidewalk, screams filled the air as a lone girl was hit. Her name was Willow. At that moment her life was about to change forever.



Story

I awoke to the sound of a constant beep, I heard talking coming from the end of my bed. I looked up, a woman with hazel eyes and sunny blonde hair dressed in scrubs looked back. She helped me sit up. " How are you doing?" the woman asked. " I'm nurse Everly." I gazed at her kind gentle smile. " I ache all over." I croaked, feeling the pain. I couldn't speak easily. The door opened with a creak, a man dressed in a white coat entered the room. He spoke to the nurse then turned to me. " Do your parents know where you are?" He asked, only he didn't know. " I have no parents, I'm an orphan who lives on the street." I replied calmly, choking on the word orphan, I started to cry. Then I felt a hand on my shoulder and I was told to lie down. They whisked me away. An hour later I started to wake up, I heard new voices. " She has powers I can feel it, and they're strong." the voice said. "We will kidnap her after she gets out of the hospital." the other replied. I froze still looking asleep. I thought it over, I have powers, but I'm in danger. They left, the nurse came in, I opened my eyes and spoke. " Are they gone?" Everly replied. "Yes, I heard the whole conversation. Did you?" " Yes, I'm scared." I cowered in the covers. She comforted me, she whispered. " I have powers too." Then she left the room.

I hope you enjoyed reading my story,
Dancing Tween.

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