Dawn Davenport: funny, sarcastic and a lovable person. Her world is crazy, involved with a trio and her best friend, Leo who they share many dangerous and fun experiences. Will she fall in love along the way? Or heartbroken by her own family's secr...
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Chase, Adam, and I were mid-conversation when Leo suddenly joined us. Out of nowhere, I heard a sharp whoosh—and Bree was suddenly standing right in front of me. Leo let out a high-pitched scream. "Morning, boys... and gal." Bree said casually, like she hadn't just materialized out of thin air. "Seriously, can we put a bell on her?" Leo asked, pointing at her. "Yeah, you gotta chill on the super agility. Somebody's gonna see you using your bionics." Chase scolded.
"No one ever sees me." Bree said with a mischievous smile. "I mean, you didn't see me swipe your lunch money." Chase immediately started patting himself down just as Bree held up his cash. He narrowed his eyes. "Oh, you're good." He lunged for it, but she effortlessly whisked it out of his reach.
"Hey, you!" Perry called out to Bree, pointing towards the direction of the back of the line. "How'd you get past my checkpoint? I sent you to the back of the line."
"Uh... that wasn't me." Bree said, far too quickly. "Must've been somebody else." "Yeah." Chase chimed in, equally smooth. "Must've been somebody else." Adam casually draped an arm over my shoulder. "Yeah, somebody who can't climb ceilings. Saved it!" he added, leaning in as he sang the last part under his breath. "You three have an answer for everything, don't you?" She put her arms on her hips, directing the words to the trio. "I don't like to brag, but the answer to that is yes." Chase smirked and clicked his tongue, with a hand gun.
"There's one thing I pride myself on..." she started. "...Your incredibly sturdy calves?" I suggested but she glared at me harshly. "No! My instincts! And my instincts tell me that you three are trouble!" "Well, I don't like your instincts at all, and you can tell 'em I said that."
Perry put a hand on her chin, thinking to herself as she paced in front of us. "I can't put my finger on it, but ever since you arrived, strange things have been happening around here. And the only strange thing I'll tolerate is the janitor." He glanced at him while scrubbing the floor. The moment his eyes flicked toward us, we quickly broke eye contact. Perry visibly cringed, her face twisting with distaste. "I have to, he's my cousin."
"Who are they?" I asked, eyeing the two guys in ugly uniforms as they stormed into the school like they owned the place. "Air-conditioning repairmen." she replied. "They're here to check on the strange winds that have been blowing around here for months." With that, she turned and walked off to talk to them.
"She's talking about you! You're the mysterious wind!" Chase whispered into her ear. "The only mysterious wind around here comes from Adam." Bree shot back as I cringed, while Adam simply nodded in agreement, completely unfazed. "Just so you know, tonight is parent/teacher night. Which means tomorrow is 'you're grounded' day!" She cackled at her own joke and walked off. Out of the corner of my eye, I saw Leo's eyes widen in alarm. "So, good luck!" she called over her shoulder, still laughing to herself. Chase furrowed his eyebrows, genuinely confused after her departure. "What the heck is parent/teacher night?" I narrowed my eyes at Chase, bewildered. "It's literally in the name."
