As Luck Would Have It

As Luck Would Have It

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"Hey, Dixie, come look at this," Sarabeth sounds excited. She's holding a dirty piece of paper in one hand and a dark beat up picture in the other. "What'd you find?" asks Dixie, rummaging through the papers on the desk. Sarabeth hands her the paper. Looking closely, there's writing on it. Dixie holds it next to the light and tries to read. After a few moments she looks, amazed, at her friend. Sarabeth gives her the picture next. Upon inspection it's of four young boys. They're standing in front of the barn with huge smiles on their faces. Dixie carefully folds the picture and the paper and places them in her pack. "I can't believe this. If this is real..." The two share a smile. Dixie and Sarabeth are two girls who love the woods and love being, well, kids. When they find an old barn in the middle of nowhere, what's the only choice but to look inside? What they find could change them forever. And when they get stuck in the barn in the middle of a rain storm even bigger surprises await them.
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Two figures walked up to the house and stopped in front of the fence. Scarlett shuffled closer to the figures to be able to hear what they were saying. She didn't know who they were, but if they lived in that mansion they were probably rich. And if they were rich that meant they'd have money. Money to pay debts. She hid behind a large trashcan and spied on the figures. It was a boy and a girl; with the girl in a wheelchair. And luckily, she could hear their voices. 'I'm not sure about this, are you sure you're going to be okay?', the boy asked the girl. 'No,' she replied as she suspiciously scanned the area and sniffed her nose. 'There's someone out there,' she said eventually. The boy looked around, confused, and smiled. 'It's probably just a stray cat.' 'No,' the girl said again, 'I know this scent.' Scarlett tensed and held her breath. What did she meant when she said she knew that scent? The girl pushed her wheelchair away from the fence, away from the house and the boy obediently followed. 'I told you, it's probably nothing.' Scarlett hid her head behind the trashcan and took off her backpack. There she reached for her collapsible sword. It slowly started to rain and Scarlett cursed silently to herself. This would blur her hearing senses. She could hear the girl approach as she was mumbling to herself. 'Where have I smelled this scent before? Where- Who?' Scarlett released her breath, closed her eyes and let the adrenaline kick in. She took off the cloth from her face. This girl had money, everything else didn't matter. She walked out of the shadows while the rain started pouring down on her. The boy and girl looked up at her in surprise and sharpened their attention. Her face wasn't too be seen, as she wore a large hood over her head and a cloth covering her face. Once she was close enough, she pulled out a small object that collapsed into a large sword and raised her chin challenging. 'I'm going to need your money.

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