ShadowLykos Contest Entry: What. Just. Happened?!

ER MER GERSH THIS ACTUALLY WON :D

I grinned to myself as I laid back in my chair. After hours of hard work, I had finally managed to update my latest story: Stars in the Sky, which was a big hit among all my Wattpad fans and friends. It took only a few seconds to finish publishing, and the instant I did I went to my own profile, typing in a new status: I updated SitS! Sorry it took so long, hopefully it's worth it ^^

I went back to my new chapter and quickly skimmed over it; it seemed fine, no grammar or spelling mistakes, the plot actually flowing smoothly for once. I smiled as I re-read a conversation I had written that Ty and Adam had had; the thing was, I could actually imagine them having that conversation in an actual video. I shook my head; I should probably be put in a nuthouse for my crazy ideas. Shrugging it off, I went beck to my profile, only to see that one of my good Wattpad friends, TimeIsTicking, had messaged me:

*sees status* OMGZZ FINALLY! :D I rolled my eyes and replied to her comment: I'm glad that u like it so much.

"SHADOW!!! ARE YOU ON WATTPAD AGAIN?!" Somebody shouted at me from downstairs. I sighed, although inside I was laughing; Ally was a hilarious person.

"No, I'm on Mars," I called back, just as she flung open my bedroom door. 

"I knew it!" she announced triumphantly. "The famous ShadowLykos, on Wattpad YET AGAIN because she has no life!"

I rolled my eyes. "I'm not famous," I told her. "I only have, like, five hundred followers. SkyDoesMinecraft has roughly ten thousand times more subscribers than I do followers."

Ally raised her eyebrows. "Right, because I'm SURE everybody who writes Minecraft fanfictions has at least three thousand followers." I laughed; she was right, after all.

"So, are we going or not?" she asked, sounding bored.

I shook my head. "Pushy, pushy," I teased. She stuck her tongue out at me. "Yeah, we're going." I logged out of Wattpad and turned my computer off. We had decided to ding-dong ditch somebody who had just moved in on our street the previous week. You know, be friendly and welcome them to the club. In our town, things like that were done often and nobody really got offended by it. Besides, even though we hadn't gotten a good look at the guys who had moved in, we knew that they were just the right age to take a joke; somewhere in between fifteen and thirty-five.

Ally hopped on her bike as I wheeled my own out of the garage. "You coming?" she asked. She tapped her hand impatiently on the bike handle. Ally was the kind of person who couldn't wait to get things done; I myself didn't really mind waiting. I always found something to do in my free time.

"No, I'm obviously just going to sit here and read Twilight all day," I told her. She laughed.

"You'd better not," she warned. "Not when we have somebody to prank."

I pedaled up to her at the end of the driveway. "Have I ever let you down?"

Ally tipped her head to one side, thinking. "Hmm... yes," she decided. I punched her on the shoulder. "Ow," she whined before pedaling onto the road.

"You got your phone?" I asked as we rode down the street. We always filmed it when we pranked somebody; one of us would hide out of sight while the other actually did the pranking. Then we would show the victim the film and see how they reacted. It was hilarious every time.

Ally nodded. "But I get to ring the doorbell this time," she said. "You did it last." I sighed; she was right, of course, but I still liked it more when I was the pranker rather than the filmer.