Glass laid in the grass, shards of it sprawled in the broken vehicle. My eyes scanned, only to see everyone's faces, they showed shock. While Devina's showed anger. I gulped, and I felt myself starting to tremble. They hate me now, we finally found shelter and I ruined part of it. I fell back on the ground, my legs giving out on me. I faced towards them, my hands keeping me from laying on the ground. I felt like nothing, so small and minuscule.
"Hailey... are you okay?" Aiden asked while walking my way in a fast pace, being the first one to react.
"What? No! What are you doing?" Devina sharply asked.
"Clearly she's panicking, and with the way you're acting I wouldn't be surprised if it was because of you!" The fourteen-year-old snapped back, stopping and looking at her.
I didn't want to hear any more arguing, arguing that was caused by me overreacting. I closed my eyes and took one more shaky breath. Using my hands to quickly help myself stand up, I pulled my orange hood over my head and started walking towards the fence. I tucked my hands into my pockets on the way there, despair and a haunting feeling of loneliness coursed through me. I hated this, what did I do wrong, and why did I get scared so suddenly like that? I could feel their eyes watching me as I walked.
My eyes started to sting, and my vision blurred ahead of me. I kept my sights on the bland grass below me until I arrived at the fence. Feeling an array of emotions, I lifted myself up and over the fence, in one swift movement, as if my body was moving on its own; not struggling as it did before. I didn't care where I went, it wasn't going to be far though. I hope they don't fight over my foolishness, they know more than I ever will and understand things better than I do.
"I don't know how to do anything right... do I?" I whispered, my throat burning from holding back tears.
Feeling sad all of a sudden made me feel weak, I don't understand why my emotions were a wreck. Next thing I knew, salty tears ran down my cheeks. I continued walking, not having a destination. Turning into a dark alleyway, and found an old dumpster, I kicked a can and walked over to it, lifting myself onto the green cover. I ran before when I had gotten into an argument... with Devina. This is the second time I've run away from the issue that was between us.
"Dakota... how is he?" I asked myself, feeling regret that I must have left him lonely and confused there. "I guess I don't really know what I'm doing."
A small laugh left my lips, and I wiped the remaining tears. I can't believe I'm sitting here, leaving them behind to deal with my mess. I wish I could be stronger, and more in control of myself. But that's not the case, and I shouldn't be dwelling on it, I should find a solution. But how? How in the world would I find a solution when I hardly know the people I'm with? I feel like I know them like the back of my hand, but I can't seem to put my finger on it.
Everything seemed so grey and dull, no color or life to be seen. How did I do that back there? I stuck my hands out and closed my eyes, trying to feel that energy go through me. But there was no result in this. I looked up at the purple sky, trying to find answers to something; anything. A sudden thought entered my mind, when Vale had touched my hands so the ice wouldn't melt, I was able to use his ability temporarily.
Pulling out the makeshift band that held my hair together, I inspected the smooth stem. Devina did this, this was of her making like the ice was Vale's. Rolling it around in fingers, I tried to recall what she did. She pinched her fingers around it, which made it grow. I had little doubt that if I did this, that it would actually work. But that this point, I was desperate.
I closed my eyes and did as she did, and when I opened them I could feel it expanding and growing in height. Because her ability did this, I could too. My heartbeat picked up, and a small smile showed on my face, I bit my lip. The round shape of the growing stem soon snapped, and my fingers felt numb yet warm. I switched it to my left hand so I could hold it, and pinched the top of it again with my right fingers.

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FantasíaSeventy-four weeks, so long for being in this cold stale room. They kept me entrapped because of the abilities that I knew so little about. I want to go- no I need to go. Even though I haven't had any interaction with anyone who is like me, there mu...