Chapter 4
Wendell
Being what's called a Foster child isn't so bad unless you have to keep a secret from everyone you meet. This secret is somewhat easy to keep unless you do it the wrong way.
Usually people think it's a simple breeze, others, well lets not talk about them.
I kind of am defective child. When I was born I didn't have blood. I had pure oxygen or carbon-dioxide running through my veins.
I can control the wind... I don't know how, but I can. No! It's not magic. Magic is stupid.
Anyway, I get pulled away from the only foster parent that would keep me. This day just keeps getting worse!
I'm in my cloths trying to figure out what I should bring, when she calls me. "Wendell! It's time to go. I have breakfast for you."
I head across the hall into the kitchen where the bar is. "Thanks Jen." "No need to thank me."
I chow down on the plain cereal. When I'm down she is still standing there, her messy brown hair in a bun.
"What?" I ask. She takes my head in her hands. "This must be hard for you." "What is?" "This! I know you don't like any of your foster homes and you finally find one you like just to be taking away from me! And you're such a beautiful boy." She brushes the hair from my face, and continues. "You're light hazel eyes, and wind swept milk chocolate hair, and you're handsome face... I'm gonna miss you."
I smile. "You're exaggerating I'm not that handsome." She chuckles. "I know. Now off you go."
I walk out the back door into the fall air and walk to the just arrived monorail.
"Wait!" I hear Jen call. I turn. She runs to me and hands me feather. It's a silky silvery white feather about six inches long. The feather is so soft I don't feel it my hands.
"Good bye and good luck" she whispers. She runs back to the house. That's the last time I see her.
I get on the monorail and sit down. I almost doze off until I hear. "Wake up! We are getting off." I stand up and walk off.
I'm the last one in line for the registration. It's almost no time when it's my turn. "Name?" I here the guy say. "Wendell Copsy" He looks around the paper and his eyes widen then settle down when he says "Room 852, 8th floor." He hands me a bent key.
"Oh thanks man." I say sarcastically with a scowl. He snarls and gets up 'I guess that's everybody."
That's when I hear her voice. "Wait! I'm here!" A red headed girl on a skate board rides up to the stand. "Excuse me" she says. '
That's when I see those sickening dark purple eyes. They are literally the scariest things I have ever seen.
"Name?" The guy says. "Jade Nolsman" she says catching her breath.
I turn away to head to my room. The elevator is so cool. There is four elevators on each corner of the building so it's like a perfect square.
There are so many people going up it takes about five minutes to get to the 8th floor.
I finally get there and head right. I get to door 852 and hesitate. Hopefully my room mate isn't an entire jerk.
I try at the door expecting he is already here because was almost the last one in line. The door opens with a creak that nearly startles the person examining his closet that opens with a hand scan.
He turns and points at a black wooden box. His deep-blue eyes are almost as scary as the girl's downstairs.
I walk towards the box and open it.
A six inch slip of paper unfolds in my hands.

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Freed
Mystery / ThrillerA group of five "special" kids try to survive with their lives and the community. Can they survive the upcoming events that hold their destiny?