"Hmm," Jake, an average sized, dark blonde-haired boy, said, sitting at a small desk with a piece of paper and a pen in front of him. "How should I tell her without alarming her too much?"
"I don't know. Just because I'm a girl doesn't mean I know how to talk to this one," his twin sister, Jocelyn, who was a little taller than Jake but otherwise looked like him, replied.
"I guess I'll start with her siblings, then leave the most alarming for last."
"Whatever. I don't care. I'm just here to get it to her. But I see that in thirty minutes, all you've done it sit there and maybe pick up your pen once or twice. I'll come back in a little bit."
"Wait, Jocelyn, I am almost finished. I just have to write a little more."
"Fine. But you better hurry."
"There. It's finished." Jake said, folding the paper, putting it in and envelope, and sealing it with a wax stamp. He handed the letter to Jocelyn and she hurriedly left the room.
YOU ARE READING
Trust No One
FantasyAmy was an ordinary kid living an ordinary life. Until she gets a mysterious note telling her that she has special powers and that she should be careful who she trusts. Will Amy heed the warning and be careful? Who can she trust?
