‘The bugs came out of the grass, and from the woods about fifty yards from my standing point.’

‘Some glowed with amber, some with lime green, and the rest a light yellow color.’

‘Alice stood right beside me with a glee like face, she’d never seen anything like this, the next

thing on my list was trying to catch one.’

Alice:- “Hey, don’t leave me.” ‘She ran and feel a couple of times, the grass cushioning her fall.

Shane:- “Come on slow poke.” I turned around and laughed, she jumped on me and tackled me to the ground and sat on my lap as I laughed. “Your so mean Shane.”

“And your such a baby,” the light bugs flew around us, I reached out and grabbed one quickly, years of training, and brought it up to her face, she looked in side my fist and giggled, “Cool”

“Tinker bell.” ‘She looked up from my hand and at me, “You need to have a code name when you need me, when ever you feel lost, just say, ‘Super girl’.

‘She nodded and smiled, “And you call me tinker bell, why?”

“Well you look almost like a fairy with that hair.”

“You look nothing like super girl, hmmhow aboutYoda!”

“Yoda, that ugly green dude from thevery funny Tink.” ‘She tickled me again, “Yoda!”

‘That happened almost everyday. Her and me would just hang together whenever we could; we also took a picture together, the first but certainly not the last.

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–Sunny-

‘I’m about ready for this year to be over with and done. I know I have a long time to think all this threw.

‘My stomach aches as I take a deep breath; I stand outside while the cold air washes over me, chilling my fingers. The warmth of my hoody keeps me from shaking.

‘I told my self this was the last time, I walk up to the abandoned door and knock softly, three times, then nock harder two times, the code.

‘If done wrong their could be a chance you’d get sent home with your fingers missing. The rough guy with blond hair opens the door and nods at me, “Al Daba” ‘the code word.’

‘He moves out the way and stands outside a bit to see if anyone was around as I went in.’