I walked to school in silence. I didn't hear the cars around me, I didn't feel the breeze blow my black hair back, nothing. I was lost in thought at what I had just heard. Adopted? That word sent shivers down my spine. This has got to be the worst month of my life! First Sam breaks up with me and now this!
When I had finaly snapped out of my thoughts, I saw I had reached Casper High. I walked in lazily, and shuffled over to my locker. Tucker was waiting for me.
"Danny! Why were you so late? And why do you look so bummed?" He asked.
"This has been the worst month of my life! First Sam, and now..." I stop mid way, not wanting to repeat the dreaded words.
"And now what?" Tucker pushed.
"And now I learn I'm adopted." I stared at my shoes as I heard Tucker gasp.
To my luck, I didn't have to talk about it because the bell rang.
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Tucker and I walked home together. There wasn't any ghosts luckily, so I didn't have to deal with them.
"So... What're you gonna do?" Tucker asked, breaking the silence.
"I-I don't know. Do I even belong here? Was I even born in Amity Park?" It was the first time I said it out loud. It hurt.
"I could try and help you figure out who your birth parents are. You know before I have to leave town." I stopped dead.
"Leave town?" I asked him. Please don't say it... Please don't say it.. I silently begged him.
"I.m...* He looked down. "I'm moving next week."
Even though I was expecting this, I couldn't handle it. Why was everything falling down? I stared straight ahead at him, the pain plainly visible on my face. I squeezed my eyes shut after about 10 seconds, and ran away from Tucker. I went ghost, not caring who saw me, and flew all the way home. Holding back the tears that were threatening to break through. Why? Why was this happening to me?
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Danny Phantom: Gone and Alone
FanfictionI stared at the portal. I couldn't believe it. I had just met her, for the first time, and now. She was gone. I was to shocked to cry, to shocked to scream, to shocked to even run. All I did was fall to my knees, staring at the portal I once admired...
