Bellamy Jackson is a sweet girl known by many but only hangs out with 3 people she calls her best friends. Bellamy is a one of the top competitive dancers in her state. Dancing is one of the most important things in Bellamy's life. It helps her forg...
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"I'm staying here!?" Azura exclaimed excitedly, I smiled and nodded.
"Yes, until we find your family," I stated lightly, and Azura cheered.
"I have a home again!" She beamed, balling her small hands into fists, shaking in excitement.
"Tell me about your previous home," Kayson suddenly asked, Azura's excitement slowly simmered into a small smile.
"I used to live with my Nana and Pa before they went to a special place called heaven...well that's what the nice lady said," She explained, my heart swell.
"What about your parents?" Kayson then asked.
"I don't remember them. But Nana and Pa always showed me pictures," Azura looked deep in thought, before continuing.
"I know that Mama had green eyes like me, and Papa had black hair like me," She paused again, scrunching her nose.
"I think I have brothers, but I never seen them," She mumbled.
"Do you know your parent's names?" I asked, understanding what Kayson is trying to do. Azura shook her head.
"Do you know your last name?" Kayson asked, and Azura placed her fork down.
"Nana told me to never tell people my last name," She whispered, I place my hand on her shoulder.
"We want to help you find your family, you can trust us Azura," I said softly.
"Don't forget I risked my life to save yours, little brat," Kayson flicks her nose and Azura makes an angry face at him while I shot him a glare.
"Okay," She sighs.
"Azura Rose Costello," She whispered, and I look over at Kayson for a reaction.
"I'll have Prince look into it," Kayson muttered, taking out his phone. I pull Azura close, hugging her tightly.
"Thank you for trusting us, Zura," I murmured as she hugged me back.
"I'm going back to my family?" She asked, her emerald eyes filled with hope.
"Hopefully," I answered, and she smiled widely.
"In the meantime, you're staying here and I'll sign you up for school," Kayson stated sternly, Azura's smile vanished.
"I don't want to go to school," Azura pouted, crossing her small arms.
"Well you need to, so you're going," Kayson said sternly, pocketing his phone.
"No I'm not," The stubborn girl glared at Kayson, who already looked like he was about to lose his temper.
"Kayson-" He cuts me off.
"Yes you are," He raised his voice in an annoyed tone. I look between the two, they both didn't look like they were going to back down no time soon.
