Do I dare walk to the other side? I don't know, I've always wanted to go there but after seeing it disappear I wasn't so sure.
There were no traces of the wall. No traces of the thing that was shuffling in the bushes. "Ok....This is getting weird." I whispered to myself. I stepped over the line stamped into the grass by the wall being there so long. I winced, a weird feeling flushed over me.
As I got deeper into the woods that was behind the now gone wall, I saw some magical purple flowers, me being me, I picked one and put it in my dress pocket. The whole place was full of glowing, neon flowers.
"And then there was a girl, her appearances; straight, long, blond hair, average height, about 13...." The voice belonged to a small mouse with a notepad and pencil. "How are you talking and how did you know I was thirteen?" The mouse looked up at me as if I were stupid. "Your in a different land than your own land things are bound to be different. You also look like a thirteen year old. Now that your here I must take you to the Keeper." I stood there with a blank face waiting for the mouse to explain. When he didn't, I finally asked. "Who's the Keeper and why do I need to see him?" The mouse chuckled, which kind of scared me. "You'll see, come." Then stupidly I followed him.
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The Other Side of the Wall
General FictionLiesel longs to go to the other side of the brick wall in her backyard. When she decides to sneak out to see the other side she finds there is more to the wall then it seems.