I was spinning as fast as I could with my arms flung out. I looked up to the sky and loved watching the clouds spin and mush together. I giggled at my own silliness and collapsed on the soft grass below. The boy let out a sigh. I propped myself up on my elbows and looked to him.
“What’s wrong?”
He glared at me for a moment. “What do you think is wrong?”
I thought for a moment but gave up quickly. I shrugged my shoulders.
He shook his head. “You wouldn’t understand.”
I took offense to that. I could understand anything if someone took the time to explain it. I crossed my arms across my chest and glared at him. His face saddened at my look and he sank deeper into the grass.
“Fine, Caleb. Don’t tell me.” I said in a huff.
I stood quickly and proceeded to walk away. I got tugged to a stop though. I had forgotten the invisible line that constantly tied Caleb to me. I tugged at it and glared at Caleb. He kept his eyes diverted from my gaze.
“Get up Caleb! I want to go home!” I whined at him as I continued to tug.
Caleb’s face turned stern as he slowly stood. I might have even caught a glimmer of anger in his eyes. His white wings flared out as he tried to catch his balance and then he made his way slowly behind me.
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ParanormalWhat if you could see and had the constant companion of your guardian angel? That's the world Lizann Summers lives in Imagine a world where you can see your guardian angel and they could not leave your side. Forty years ago, that is the reality tha...
