[This story does not reflect the author's current level of writing. Despite its flaws, readers love this story, so I'm keeping it up for that reason.]
Serena is a lonely new girl in Kanto's College. She meets the mean popular Ash Ketchum on her firs...
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I looked at everyone having smiles on their faces as they walked in the airport step by step.
Me? I have a depressing face, because I knew this would effect my future forever.
Pure happiness is worth more then some semester, doesn't it? Yeah, it does. It's written in the constitution.
I quickly got my plane boarding passes, and then dashed to security. I put my phone in its own box, following with my backpack and suitcase.
Something buzzed.
What was it? I had no clue.
"Ma'am, you can't bring this with you," the guard said, holding up a... wait no. This is funny, he held up the lure that I gave Ash 2 years ago. We both had our own.
"Just mail it to 3816 Kanto College," I chuckled. "I'm surprised it's still in there."
"Alright. It'll come in 2 months."
"K."
I then got everything I put through the metal detector, and ran out of security.
My eyes widened at the main area of the airport. Starbucks booths, even one for McDonalds and Wendy's, scattered the wide open, glass walled area. I looked around, and I saw Dunkin' Donuts, a really popular donut store, over to the right. I can get food once I'm sitting down at my plane number thing.
I ran to the left because the gate that I had to go to was probably on the opposite side of the airport.
I saw kids blowing bubbles, which was surprising because the guards should've taken those up. I also saw some parents chasing after kids that were running off, and some teenagers just playing on their phones. Alright. Almost there. Just make sure not to make a wrong turn.
I spun left, and then I saw the right letter on a sign. Have to keep on running, Misty.
I quickly kept on going, because my number would be at the back of the airport. 10... 9... 8... 7...
My gate was A2. It was so close!! 6... 5... 4...
"YESSSS!!!" I screamed, as I hopped onto the seat. "Finally!"
