"Maddie come on! Let's go!" yells Kennedy.
"Hold on! I'm coming!" I reply.
"MADISON THE WORLD DOESN'T WAIT FOR YOU NOW GET YOUR BUTT OVER HERE OR I AM LEAVING WITHOUT YOU!" screams Kennedy with anger.
"Please Ken just wait a second, okay?" I scream back
"Oops I think my keys slipped, sorry Maddie!" Kennedy says as she backs out of the drive way.
"Fine be like that. I can find my way home myself!"
"Have fun!" Kennedy says as she drives off in her red convertible.
Great. How am I supposed to get home now? I look around... seems like everyone has already left. I check my phone to see if there are any Uber cabs available.
"No cabs? It's not like I'm in Timbuctoo!" I cry at the top of my lungs.
I look around to see if anyone heard me... oh wait of course not because NO ONE IS HERE. I look around one more time but there is not a car in sight... just a few creeps standing by a black van. That's not sketchy at all.
A guy with blonde hair and bright green eyes looks at me. I try to shrug off shivers, as I quickly flee the area. I come to a sign that says "Brane Street". This is a little bit startling since I have lived in this town my whole life, but never have I come across this road. I peer behind my shoulder- the same people are moving towards me.
I'm running down the unknown street when the green eyed guy calls my name, "Are you Madison Melberg?"
I stop in the middle of the road with shock... how does this guy know my name?
"I said, are you Madison Melberg?"
I want to say yes, but obviously as any sane person would know, you don't talk to strangers. So, I sprint down, and I'm about to turn onto the next block but then I read the sign; "Lite Lane". Once again, I am a little concerned for my own safety when I do not recognize this road. Oh well. First time for everything.
"Please Madison I just need to talk to you! It's important!" the green eyed boy yells from a distance.
Not in a million years bud. I take a big breathe in and sprint down Lite Lane. I've been running for a few minutes now and I slowly come to a relaxed walk. I slouch down and put my hands on my knees, while I pant like a dehydrated cat. I look up and I see that this road goes on for a good 5km. Jeez, how long can a road really go on for? The town of Blakley isn't that big. Whatever. You learn something new every day.
I check my watch for the time- 11:30 already? My lord I guess I have been running around like a headless chicken for over a half an hour. I'm passed curfew, and it's a school night!
I pick up the pace and run down Lite Lane, checking each intersection for a familiar street that will take me home. I see a sign that says "Belcher road". Perfect- just where I need to be. After a three left turns and two right ones, I finally make it back home.
It's 11:42 and my curfew was 10:30... oops. I stand at the door steps for a good 5 minutes, calming my nerves for what I am about to witness behind the door. I'm just about to knock when the door swings open.
YOU ARE READING
Green Eyes
FantasyWhen Madison Melberg discovers hidden secrets in her hometown, she must learn to adapt with the help of a mysterious green eyed boy.