The next morning, I gathered my wits about me as I searched around town again, hoping to find any trace of Ryan he might have left behind. No one seemed to notice him, however, as I checked in all the stores. I was about to lose hope until I found a local hardware store down the road who recognized him.
"Sure, I know him! He came in and bought a couple things"
"Like what?"
"Uh...." His eyes took on a faraway look as he replied, "Don't remember exactly. Just...things." he scratched his head.
"Thanks anyway" I said. At least Ryan hadn't totally vanished. I headed back to my car and was about to start it when a searing pain entered my head and my vision went white.
I was there again. In the white, foresty landscape. I was getting really sick of this place.
"I told you not to dabble in things you don't understand" The voice said.
"Yea, yea. I heard you last time. Broken record much?"
"Don't underestimate me, little girl"
"I'm sixteen" I mumbled. I don't know what made me so brave, but I was tired of being inferior.
"I don't have time for your games. I'm done playing" he said
"So am I"
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Teen Angel
FantasyMelanie Olson decided she was as normal as normal could be. Until her sixteenth birthday when her whole world unravels and she has to decipher reality from truth when she's told she's a guardian angel who is assigned to one person to keep them on th...
