SantaTisEpic

I sat in a tree, writing in my diary, about 4 feet up. Dear Diary, Kentucky is way different from New York. I have my own room, which is very big. It has a walk-in closet, and a window. There is no noise, and big backyards. Its still mild in weather, but I don't care. I- I stopped writing as I felt the branch drop from underneath me. I yelped and hit the wet ground. I looked up to see a girl with bright red, curly hair and black rimmed glasses."Oh my gosh! I'm so sorry!" I stood up and brushed off my clothes. "i-Its okay." She stared at my closed diary. It was faded leather, with my name carved into the front. "So, your name is Bridget?"

"Diane!" Yelled Bobby. We all quickly swooped down, trying to catch her. "Diane!" He said again. Cricket tried to get low enough to catch her, but we couldn't go underneath. I quickly flew next to her and grabbed the edge of her shirt. I just made her heavier. She falled faster. I looked at Bobby and Cricket. "Grab me!" I yelled. They looked at eachother and flew to the sides of me. I tucked in my wings and grabbed my shirt. We stopped. I was still holding on to Diane, who was out cold. Bobby breathed heavily. "L-Lets settle somewhere." Cricket nodded. "We can't fly with Diane like this." We held Diane's arms, and flew to a near by forest.

I landed at the bottom of the hole. Cricket fell on top of me. I yelped and Cricket got off. "Sorry!" Bobby landed besides me. Diane was still crying. "I don't wanna leave!" She yelled. "Shut it!" Yelled Cricket. She leaned against the wall. Bobby sighed. "Lets tell Sophie." Cricket nodded. "Sophie...." Bobby kicked Cricket and she yelped. "Sophie, we have a plan." Diane wiped her eyes and nodded. "A plan that could save all children taken to the School." They sounded like they were reciting from a script. I nodded. Bobby sighed again. "We think that one day, Uncle Roy and Aunt Sarah are gonna turn against us. We think they're part of the sch

The day I woke up in Aunt Sarah and Uncle Roy's house, was the best day of my life. But I knew I would be captured again by the School, poked and prodded by the Erasers, feeding on mush. I laid in bed, staring at ceiling. Bobby, Cricket, Diane, and Grey were sleeping. I sighed and got up. I couldn't just lie in bed. I went downstairs into the kitchen to get me some water. Uncle Roy sat at the table, drinking something I didn't know. "Hey, Sophie!" I smiled and got a cup. "Hey, Uncle Roy!" He smiled. I sat down next to him and looked at his cup. "Tea." He said. I didn't know what it was, but nodded anyways like I knew. I saw a bush move. Uncle

I stared at Bobby in horror. "What?" He said. "Did I say something?'' I shook my head. "Its just..... my last name is Romney." Diane squealed. "Oh! A real life mystery!" Bobby flicked her again. "OW!" Yelped Diane. Diane ran out of the room. "Aunt Sarah! Bobby keeps flicking me!" She yelled, as she ran down the halls. Cricket sighed. "Finally! She's gone!" I nodded. "Do you know if a girl named Olivia came here?" Grey eyed Bobby. "She's an angel, right?" I nodded slowly. "Well...." Said Bobby. Cricket gulped. "She died when Aunt Sarah tried to get her." My eyes widened. "How?!" Bobby stared at the wall. "Eraser." That was all I needed. I took

I woke up, pinned to a cold, metal table. I looked around. Nothing except white walls. No people, no shelves, no desks. Was it the School? Nope. I didn't know where I was, I was starving, and I was terrified. Suddenly, I felt like screaming. Where was Olivia?! My eyes widened. "OLIVIA!" I screeched at the top of my lungs. No answer. Just an ear piercing echo. I did it again. And again. No answer. I couldn't wipe my eyes from the tears streaming down my cheeks. Why couldn't I have grown up a normal girl? My stomach hurt so bad. I could eat a million bowls of mush. I saw black dots. They spread across quickly. Than I passed out. I woke up in a

In my dream, scientists poked and prodded me. Then Dr.Magruder appeared with a knife. They wanted to cut my wings open. Thats when I always woke up. For the past several nights, I had that dream. I woke up at 6 o'clock in the morning, I think. I let Olivia sleep and crept to the opening of the cave. When she woke up, she would be hungry. We were used to the little mush, but we couldn't eat anything now. I looked below, at the dry, leaveless trees. No food. Olivia, sleepy eyed, came over and sat next to me. She yawned. "Good morning, Sophie." I smiled, even though I was terrified we would starve to death. "Good morning, Olivia!" The sun still

Olivia and I sat on the ledge of the cave, watching the sunset. I revealed my hidden toolbelt. I stole it from a garage sale once. I kept many things in it, but no tools. I opened a small pack on the side and pulled out a box. In the same pack was birthday candles. I pulled out a candle and the box and latched the pack closed. She pulled a match from the box, and rubbed it against the side. A spark of fire lit on the end. He lit the candle and threw the match over the ledge. The thick, tall candle lit the cave. Olivia and I went to the back of the cave, only the candle giving us warmth. We huddled together, our wings wrapped around us.

"Doctors!" One scientist. "They need you in Louisville quickly! They have babies needed to be delivered to the school!" I nodded and took Olivia's hand. "We will get right to it, sir." He nodded. "Good. Because we need some more fish children." I nodded and pulled my coat tighter around me. We walked towards the door, but Dr. Magruder came running in. "Adam! The angel child is gone!" My eyes widened. I couldn't make eye contact with Olivia. They would suspect things. "Well, we need to hurry to Kentucky." We ran out the exit. Suddenly both our coats fell off. My hair came undone, and our glasses fell off. I didn't know how. I turned quickly w

Dr. Magruder looked down at the little girl. "I guess." He picked up his stuff and walked out. I closed the door quickly and locked it. I ran over to the table and grabbed a knife. I sawed away at the handcuffs, trying to get them off her hands. The girl looked at me in terror. I kept sawing. "Don't worry, I won't hurt you." I whispered. I got the first and started working on the second handcuff. I pulled the little girl up. She had been whipped and bruised. I looked around quickly and grabbed her a lab coat. She put the coat on. "My name is Olivia." She said softly. I nodded. "My name's Sophie. I'm here to help you." I helped her put the coa