The Hulk's Daughter (Completed)

Still Missing

It's been three days since the last time I've seen Johanna when she was in my room and I still can't find her. I have looked everywhere and shes nowhere to be found. Where could she possibly be?

If she is found in the house, who knows what will happen. It would be a disaster. I have to find her before someone else does...and fast.

It's just my dad and I in the house so it shouldn't difficult to find her, but I only have a few hours before everybody else comes back. I kept calling her and calling her.

"JOHANNA!" I yelled.

No answer.

"JOHANNA!" I yelled even louder.

Still no answer.

I walked past my dad's lab trying to find her and I heard something like a little squeak. I went in there and you'll never believe what I saw.

"Dad what are you doing?" I asked.
"I'm testing something." He said focusing on his work.
"Is....is that a mouse? What are you doing with it?" I asked.
"I'm using it as a test subject." He said.

The mouse looked alot like Jo, but it was hard to tell. I had to get a closer look and if it was her I would grab her and run as far away as I could.

"Have you started yet? Can I look at it?" I asked trying to have a peek at it.
"I don't think you should, but I haven't started so go ahead." He said.

I looked at it and it looked exactly like Jo. The good thing about it was that she was still alive, but how can I take her away from my dad. I kept thinking and thinking when suddenly the door opened. It was the others and my dad went to help them if they needed it. It was the perfect time to see if she was okay.

"Johanna are you okay?" I asked releaved.

No answer.

"Johanna?" I asked confused and worried.

Still no answer.

This is weird she usually answers the first time. I took her off the test she was on and she ran out of my hands. It was even more weird. She never did that. If anything she likes being in my hands. It's almost like she wasn't....herself.

I picked her up again, but this time I realized what was going on. This mouse wasn't Johanna. It was a real normal mouse. I froze and dropped it. I didn't want to scream so I just held it in.

If that was a real mouse than where is Johanna. I thought that it was time to tell my dad. So I went I'm the living room and told him along with everyone else.

"Guys listen. So when I went for a walk by myself I went to the park and I saw a wolf, but it wasn't an actual wolf. It was a girl. She's a shapeshifter and her name is Johanna. I put her in my room on the chair in my desk a few days ago and when I woke up she was gone. It's been three days and I can't find her and I need your help. Pleeeeeaaasseee!?" I said really really fast.

They looked confused at first, but then they understood. They agreed to help and so everyone went to different parts of the house and looked for an animal or insect and if they found one they would tell me and I would ask if it was or has seen Johanna. Some of us were inside. The others were outside.

It took five hours, then my dad finally found a dog in the garage and told me. I asked it if was Jo.

"Jo....is that you?" I asked very quietly.
"Y....Yes it's me." She said.
"Why did you leave my room?" I asked.

She told me a long story. It turns out that she had to go to the orphanage before curfew or they would get worried and she came back yesterday but was scared because I wasn't home and my dad was the only one here. So she stayed in the garage for two days without food or water.

My dad gave her some food and she fell asleep. We called the orphanage and told them where she was and that we would take her there in the morning, but a part of me didn't want her to go. A part of me wanted her to stay, but we couldn't adopt her and I knew that someday she would have a family of her own. The only problem was that she had to hide her power and she couldn't use it in front of other people.

When we brought her home she was crying. I wanted to cry too, but she had a family waiting to see and interview her. So we left.

It was nice to make a new friend, but sad to leave her. I hope that I never have to lose one of my friends again.