Nobody Sees Me Wishing | KHR Fanfiction

Chapter 2

You have no idea how happy I am. 234 follows and 164 favorites for one chapter, that's amazing.

Thank you all for your support and reviews.

Please leave a review.

Summary: She has always envied the clouds. (Or: In which dreams are fulfilled in the most peculiar ways and a young girl gets reincarnated as the future Cloud Arcobaleno.) [SI, Self-Insert/OC-Insert as femSkull]

Enjoy.
──────────────────────────

Nobody Sees Me Wishing

Chapter 2

Waiting On That Morning Sun

.

.

.

Of A Newfound Freedom

──────────────────────────
rampant (adj.) in an unrestrained and often menacing manner.
──────────────────────────

V.
──────────────────────────

She was running, her tiny legs moving speedily and carrying her over the damp ground.

A biting wind blew over her pinkish cheeks and made her sensitive eyes water. Anja had to blink a few times to adjust her blurry vision which almost led to her slipping on the mud underneath her feet.

Laughter bubbled out of her mouth.

Tightening her arms around the white and purple helmet she was currently holding, the young girl turned her head to the side and gazed at the man chasing her out of the corner of her left eye.

Filip, due to his height, had a harder time avoiding the other people occupying the road and actually barely managed to get out of the way of the resident fortune teller, stumbling quite visibly on the slippery ground. His attention never wavered from her small form.

He had been spending too many hours at Lorena's side, so Anja had decided to interrupt them by stealing his favorite helmet. Such an action probably did not bother the man all that much, but he reacted anyway to humor her.

(...Anja wasn't jealous of her father's motorcycle. She just wanted to play with her only family member, really...)

During the few years she had spent in this new world, the teenager-turned-child learned many new things about herself, among them that she apparently did not like fish anymore and that a young body could influence one's mental capacities.

Anja had become very childish.

Nowadays, she enjoyed running around carelessly and playing tag with the other children. Problems she would have normally tried or at least been obligated to solve could now be easily ignored.

No one expected anything from the girl because of her age.

There was something truly wonderful about not having to worry about things like the far-off future or her next visit to the doctor. Any problems that might arise were taken care of by Filip who did not even want her to notice that something was wrong.