I got out of my house and walked down the street. I’m heading to the
market when I suddenly stop and stare at the house in front of me.
Before I know what I’m doing, I walk up to the house and push the door
open. My head snapped to the right to see a red-haired man with an
evil look on his face.
“We were waiting for you Ms. Park,” he said before vanishing into
thin air. From the outside, the house looked very old but inside, you
can see witchcrafts and weird stuffs. This weird female in her late
20’s appeared in front of me.
“Come in and have a seat,” she offered. I examine her for a few
moments. She has a pale skin and she has tattoos on her arms and neck.
She probably believes in witches and warlocks by seeing the stuff
inside her house. God, get me out of here! I thought. I sit down on
her purple couch and she walks away to get some drinks.
Lying on her coffee table is a book that says ‘Wicked Spells’.
Curious, I slowly open the book then a bright light suddenly came out
of it. I feel the power within the book as the light shines on my
face. I quickly closed the book when I heard footsteps. The girl
walked in and sat right next to me, offering me a glass.
“Thank you,” I said with a nice tone.
“You’re welcome, Ms. Park,” she replied.
“I don’t like when people call me Ms. Park. Just call me Liz.”
“I’m sorry, Liz. My name is Lauren.”
I took a sip on the glass of red liquid. God! This is an amazing
drink. I thought. I sip more and I felt the same power I felt from the
book earlier. I can’t define the taste but for me, it tastes like good
magic. Lauren looks at me.
“Good, drink it,” she said quietly. I leaned on the coffee table and
looked out the window. I saw an emo boy with black hair and black
nails. He has a pale skin and he looked very attractive.
“Liz, I can see that you are an emo because of your white hair and
white nails. You also have black clothes on,” Lauren said.
I looked at her. It’s true that I’m an emo. I suddenly felt strange.
I had this fast change in me. I feel like a good girl.
“Do you want something in here? You can have it. It’s free,” Lauren said.
“That wicked spell book,” I said, pointing at the coffee table. She
grabbed the book and handed it to me. I feel the power rushing into my
hands as the book lies on my palms.
“Do you feel something, Liz?” Lauren asked and I nodded.
“Then the book has chosen you to be its master,” she said. I don’t
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The Girl Who Has The Magic Touch ( editing it )
RomanceLiz walks past a house she believes to be empty. Curiosity drives her to enter the next day her life changes around a lot and the house surrounded by paraphernalia of witchcraft