"Oh god Ura, you need to finish your homework!" Nagged her friend Rekka. Ura just shrugged and winked.
"I have more important things to do," She said, Rekka sighed and threw her hands in the air.
"I don't care if you can make water flow, when we have homework. Do it," she nagged. Ura scoffed.
"Don't speak too loud. It's supposed to be a secret," She grumbled. Rekka covered her mouth and gave an awkward giggle. Ura just frowned, but her expression didn't last long, she adored Rekka too much to be angry at her.
"So, anything interesting happen today?" Rekka asked, a huge smile on her freckled face.
"Not really, I danced in my favourite place again. That's why my skirt's a little damp," She replied, gently swatting her skirt. Rekka looked down at the skirt and shook her head.
"Looks dry to me. Lucky!" She said smiling.
"How am I lucky?" Ura asked chuckling.
"Well, if I'd have gone dancing in water, splashing about and all that. I'd be drenched head to toe and I'd look a complete state," She replied, slowly dancing around Ura.
"Mate, I don't danced fully clothed," Ura spoke, she blushed as a passer by began to stare at her, his eyebrow raised.
"Wait, what? You don't, you don't dance naked do you?" Rekka whispered, covering her mouth in surprise. Her smile sunk as Ura shook her head.
The school alarm rang once, meaning it was time to shift to lessons. The two girls sighed and then giggled with each other.
"Science time!" They spoke together, then they linked arms and began to walk towards the school building.
YOU ARE READING
The Elemental children
Подростковая литератураUra is a normal girl. Well, she's almost normal. She has the ability to control water. But it's a secret, not even her best friends know. She plans to keep it that way, but of course, not every secret stays hidden. But not in the way she expected.
