We're Just Kids

Minecraft and Team-Crafted

{Savannah's POV}

~le time skip of 3 years (Savannah would be 10)~

A month ago, they added a "computer lab" to the orphanage.

Really, it's just one of the empty rooms that they took and renovated, adding desks,and five computers with chairs in there, where the kids could play the computers or watch videos on them or whatever they pleased.

Steven and Noah had gotten really into the computers, and found some games that they thought were really fun.

One day, they came up to me and Rachael when we were talking in the living room.

"We found a really cool game," Steven said.

He led us to the computer lab, to the computer he had logged onto. We bent down to see what he was doing.

He was on a log-in page for a game named "Minecraft." He said he spent his birthday money from friends to buy an account.

He downloaded the game, and showed us how to play.

After he was done showing us, we were stunned.

"That is so cool," I managed to say.

I didn't have any money to buy an account, so I played the demo. When I got a little tired of it, I opened YouTube, and looked up Minecraft.

I plugged in my headphones, and started to watch a video by this guy named BajanCanadian. I had never heard of him, but I wanted to see what his videos were like.

He was really funny; and when I say it like that, I mean it. He cursed sometimes, but I just tried not to pay attention to that. Other than that, I loved his videos.

I watched him, and some suggested channels when I was done, like JeromeASF, SkydoesMinecraft, CaptainSparklez, and xRpMx13. They were all so amazing, but my favorites were probably Mitch and Jerome, which I learned were the names of BajanCanadian and JeromeASF.

I watched them until dinner, which was also until my sides ached too much from laughing.

Another thing I learned about them was Mitch, Sky, Jerome, and some others were part of a group called Team-Crafted.

A group that were now my idols.

That was how it was everyday now. In the afternoon, at 4 o'clock, I'd log in and play Minecraft. Then at 5, I'd watch Team-Crafted until dinner at 6:30.

I never wanted that to change.

But one day, it did.