{Chapter I}

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It was a bright morning day, birds chirping, and the snow glistened off the bright sun. I yawned and flung my legs over the covers.

My feet felt the coldness of the hardwood floor. I rubbed my tired eyes and got up. I went to the bathroom and brushed my hair

"Breakfast!" Someone's voice bounced off the walls up the stairs. I rushed down the creaky stair. As I walked in the kitchen , a plate on the table waited for me.
I sat down and started eating. "Hey," Reece said, grabbing my attention. She pointed her head to the coffee table, As I looked in the direction her head was pointing, an envelope was sitting flat on the table.

I turned it over and opened it, it said,

Dear Miss Eliadam,         1773-12-16

This letter is very important, one, to send you tickets, and as a warning.
The British is taxing the Colonies, and earlier today they threw tea in the harbor, and I need your help, as well as your maid, Reece Dunfound. Please, come quickly. I'll explain everything when you get here

         All is well,
   William C, Clamlard"

I looked in the envelope, and money and tickets awaited me, they were boat tickets. "Reece?" I asked. "Yes ma'am?" She looked at me. "Want to go to Boston with me?"

She looked at me confused and laughed. "In the Colonies?" I reminded her, just incase she didn't know."Oh Miss Eliadam! You're funny!" She stopped to laugh, then she continued, "We don't have enough money! And besides! You have everything here darling!"

I signed. "Please?" I whispered. She walked up to me, and she gripped my shoulders, "Oh darling! You don't need to go anywhere near Revolution."

I shrugged, throwing her hands off my shoulders. "Sorry Reece." I politely said and held up the money and tickets. "Am I going alone?"

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^% author note...%^

THATS ANOTHER CHAPTER! ITS NOT MUCH BUT IM TIRED!

I'LL TRY TO WRITE MORE TOMRRW! GOOD DAY/ NIGHTTTT &It; 3

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