New Home - A Tokyo Ghoul Fanfic (On Hold)

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I heard someone yelling at me as I snuggled up into a ball.

"Five more minutes....," I groaned.

My hand then began feeling around for my blanket but I couldn't find it. It was only now did I realise how hard my bed had gotten.

I groaned once more. Stacy was probably trying to prank me again by having me sleep on the floor, that bitch.

With a yawn I sat up and opened my eyes. "Stacy I'm going to kill you, my back aches!" I yelled.

As my vision began to clear i soon noticed a figure infront of me.

"Who are you?!"

•°♢Several hours earlier♢°•

"Hey Emi, are you ready to go?!" Stacy yelled, from the end of the stairs.

"Coming!" I yelled back as I tossed on my Tokyo Ghoul sweater, then rushed down the stairs.

"Have you got your money and phone with you?"

I pulled out my phone and wallet and waved it in front of her face.

"Let's go,"

Mom thought that it would be a good idea for me and Stacy to have more bonding time together so she decided on making us go to a car boot sale together. She had given us €100 to share.

I unlocked the front door as my little sister followed out behind me.

"If you start complaining or whining I'm taking you straight back home, understood," I hissed at her before locking the door.

My little sister looked at me and nodded her head.

"I'll be on my best behaviour," She smiled brightly. Her smile was so adorable that I couldn't help but smile back.

"Get in," I said as I sat in the drivers seat, Stacy sat beside me.

...

"Can I get this?" Stacy asked me for the hundredth time.

I groaned eternally.

"I already told you, buy whatever you want," I sighed.

She nodded her head silently then proceeded to place the object back on the table.

I took a sip of my coffee as I followed Stacy around buying who knows what. In the corner of my eye I spotted a strange tant and it instantly attracted my attention. It was royal purple in colour and had Celtic spirals painted in gold all over the tent.

I looked back at Stacy, noticing that she was looking at the tent too. Her eyes were shinning.

"Want to check it out?" I asked my sister.

She beamed with excitment as she dashed straight into the tent as I followed her in.

The inside of the tent was a deep shade of red with more celtic spirals within. A table sat at the centre of the tent. An old woman dressed in cloaks and covered in gold jewellery sat at the other end of the table.

"Welcome dear children, I am Elga. Do you wish to have your fortune told?" She asked us.

Stacy nodded her head vigorously. I'm amazed at how her head hasnt falled off yet with all that nodding of hers. Stacy then eagerly sat down infront of the fortune teller.

Personally I don't really believe in fortune tellers but Stacy's mad over stuff like this.

"Little one, May I please see your hand," Elga asked Stacy and she obliged.

The fortune teller's long nails followed the lines on Stacy's palm. A content smile on her face.

"You are going to be very fortunate in life, and will have all the luck and happiness in the world,"

"Really!" Stacy said happily.

Elga nodded her head as Stacy got up and came over to me.

"Alright let's get going now," I said to her as I walked towards the exit of the tent.

"Wait, why don't you also get your fortune told," My little sister asked.

I scratched my neck and sighed. "We need to get going, or mom's gonna kill me,"

"Please," Stacy pleaded looked at me with puppy eyes.

I instantly melted. "Alright fine. But we must go home straight after or we'll both be killed,"

Stacy's face turned into a smile as I sat down and gave my hand to the old woman.

"Okay, do your thing," I sighed.

Elga took hold of my hand as she traced her nails upon the lines on my palm when she suddenly stopped. A deep frown planted on her face. "I see," she mumbled. She then got up and walked towards a shelf routing through some stuff before picking up a royal purple box that matched the tent.

"Young girl. You must wear this at all times. Do not take it off no matter what," Elga said ungently as she passed the box to me.

I opened the box to reveal a silver necklace with a small purple pendant attached. Then I got out my purse.

"How much do i owe you?" I asked the fortune teller.

"That is a gift for you, you do not need to pay me anything at all,"she said then ushered me and Stacy out of the tent.

Once we were outside the tent Stacy turned to me.

"I wish she gave me a necklace like that," She sulked.

"You can have it if you want?" I offered but Stacy rejected my offer.

"The old woman said that you had to wear it,"

I sighed then looked at the necklace in my hand. To be honest I quite liked the look of the necklace is was so simple yet so exquisite at the same time. I unclasped the necklace the and put it around my neck.

"Ooh, it looks so pretty," Stacy said in awe.

I smiled at her then quickly tucked the necklace into my shirt.

"Let's get going then," I said to Stacy. She nodded her head and walked with me back to the car.