The Becoming of an AngelA Story by allyjunegJoin Jezabel as she finds out who she really is...and her destiny. I wrote this story for an English class and decided to put it on here. This story is also posted on Wattpad. :) Thanks for reading!My world was caving in
and the walls were getting closer and closer. It was truly the end for me. The
sinister doctors had told me that I would never see the pristine light of day
or the light, baby blue sky ever again. The smell of antiseptic stung my nose
and the artificial light made my eyes water. “Here we are,” said the
man in the white coat with a mocking voice, “Welcome to your new home. I have a
feeling that you will be here a while, Jezebel.” … “The
walls are so cushy and like a pillow. I can run into them and nothing hurts.
It’s like falling into air,” I told my therapist. She frowned slightly and scribbled in her
little idiotic notebook. Why the frown? I mean, I was only being honest. She
thought I didn’t notice the little irritating things she always seemed to do
when we had a “session”, but I did. They were a hint as to when she was getting
mad. It enraged me. It made me want to scream at her until my voice was raspy. “Why do you always write in that tiny blue
notebook?” I asked sweetly trying to calm myself. She ignored me and scribbled in her
notebook. That stupid little blue notebook that wasn’t even a good shade of
blue! It was all faded it out like she had it forever, which she had not. She
pulled it out brand new the first day I got here. “Why do you never listen to me or answer
any of my questions?” I asked more persistently with a slight break in my voice
showing my frustration. She scribbled quickly in her notebook
again. This time I was not going to let it slide. She was just like the people
at the boot camp. I had to do something to get a reaction out of her, even if
it was the most miniscule of a reaction. I was tired of her giving me vague
answers and not even answering me at all like right now. I thought a little,
thinking about how I could get her attention. I suddenly had an idea. I tensed
my muscles and looked at the door just in case. I took a giant breath and I
threw myself at her like a puma. It wasn’t even five seconds and security came.
The whiteness of their uniforms made my eyes water and so did the prick of the
needle I had come to know so well during the time I had been there. Within
seconds, I drifted off into my eerie dreamland. … I awoke to the sound of a blood curdling
scream. It made me cringe in defense of my precious hearing and curl into a
compact little ball. “Shut it off, shut it off, shut it off,” I
chanted helplessly at them. They were making my life utterly miserable!
They were the only reason I was in here. The banshees. Of course no one else
could see them; it just had to be that way. It was the only luck I had when I
was young; always getting the worst of everything. They were the reason
everyone thought I was clinically insane. I was the young age of twelve when they
started to talk to me in their screechy voices. “Jezabel,” they screeched mockingly, “We
know you hear us, daaaarling.” I didn’t know what to do back then so I answered
them. I shouldn’t have. Just one mistake had me give up five agonizing years of
my life in this loony bin. I was seventeen now, and they couldn’t hurt me while
I was awake anymore. If I wasn’t insane when they brought me here, surely just
being inside this building has driven me to the breaking point. They gave me the chills just thinking
about them, but whenever I thought of them, they appeared like a fog disappears
with the morning sun; slowly rolling. It was always peculiar how one moment could
be perfectly fine, and the next I see something that reminds me of them and
they appear spontaneously. “Daaaaarling, you have a destiny to
fulfill with us. You must follow the path that the fates have laid out before
you,” they whispered in the dark nights, their voices always fading in and out
so that I had to strain to make out the breathy words. I had no idea what they meant by “destiny”
and I most certainly had no idea what these “fates” were! I was for sure that I
had no greater purpose. I mean, I live in the loony bin and the only time I
leave the room is when I go to my little sessions with the condescending Dr.
Keller! Three days later, the whole hospital got
some terribly dreadful news that a nearby mental hospital had been burnt down
with only a few loonies getting out alive. Yeah, I know…Horribly dreadful. The even worse thing in my opinion was that they
were shipping them here! So here we were, allowed out of our rooms to mop the
floors of the ole asylum preparing for the new guests. Why you may ask? I have
not even the slightest clue! They are insane and are most certainly not going
to care how clean our floors are or how our putrid air smells. Well, on second
thought, maybe the air. It does smell like someone burnt some hair every once
in a while, but that was only because of the “electrical therapy”. So pretty soon, I had another session of
“who is going to blink first” with the good old doc before our new “guests”
arrived. Great, what are they going to tell me? Don’t attack the visitors? Yeah, riiiiight. If they even so much
as uttered a word to me, I would for sure do what I did to the others. Let’s
just say, they would be too scared to even look at me in the wrong way. “So Keller, what’s got you all riled up
like a squirrel getting ready for winter?” I said trying my best at getting the
information about these new loons. “Address me with respect Jezabel. My name
is Dr. Keller, and you will not degrade me in my own office,” she said
snottily. “Whoa, whoa, whoa. Cool your jets. It was
only a question!” I said quickly. I would not be given a sedative for
misbehaving in risk of not being awake when the newbies get here. Who knows,
maybe they would provide a much needed distraction so that I could escape! My
plan had been in place for months and this might be the only chance I would
get. “Now, Jezabel,” the mean lady said like I
was a little kid, “When our visitors come here, we will all be down in the main
hall to greet them. We need to make them feel at home in this foreign place.” “Wait, why are they so important? I mean,
we are going through so much trouble for them!” I asked innocently. “Well, there is a boy around your age that
is in the group and he has a certain…pull if you know what I mean.” “Ohh, so he’s rich?” “Yes,” she said firmly. “Hmm, very interesting… Well anyways, will
they have cake?!” I asked enthusiastically. “Yes, Jezabel, there will be cake,” she
said exasperatingly. “Well then what are we waiting for,” I
said chirpily, “let’s go get some cake!” As we walked down the halls to the main
hall, I noticed that someone had painted the walls a sickeningly happy shade of
yellow. What were they thinking when the painted the walls that color? No one
thinks a mental hospital is a “happy place”. Although for us it’s considered
our happy place. The color was almost mocking me in a way by saying “you will
never be happy”. It was kind of making me angry in a way that made me want to
punch someone. It was almost like the color “tickle me pink”. Who in their
right mind names a color that? Well, certainly not the people here! We finally arrived and I could see that
they even decorated the place! Heck, there was even a big banner that said
“Welcome to Your New Home!” What kind of sick joke is this? There were bright
colors of balloons and all sorts of streamers hanging from the ceiling. It was
like a birthday party, except instead of presents there were handcuffs and
needles filled with tranquilizer. After waiting there for a while and
noticing that there was not a cake to be seen in the room, the guests finally arrived
in a big white van. Oh, just fantastic. Out walked about twenty kids who all
looked troubled. Then, my jaw dropped. There stood the cutest guy I had ever
seen. As soon as I saw him, I was angry. He had perfect beach blonde hair with
ocean blue eyes that everyone wanted their children to have, but they never got
them. He looked like an exact replica of Alexander Petrov. As in, Alexander the
Russian spy from boot camp they sent me to before I was sent here. Oh, no. You see, before I came here, well after
they diagnosed me a mentally ill, I met a boy. This boy was sickeningly nice to
me and I had this aching feeling every time that I saw him that he didn’t
belong with all the other delinquents. I fell in love with this boy and my
feelings shocked me more than you would think. He had quite the cover story,
but nothing seemed to quite add up. Then, one night we were lying in the meadow
outside of the camp after jumping the fence. He came clean about everything.
How he was a spy and was reporting back all of the military’s training tactics
to his government. I liked this boy. I even would go as far
to say I fell madly in love with him.
One night, everything went wrong. There was a raid at camp from the Russian
Sentella. He was a part of it too. Long story short… they captured me. Said I
was the daughter of some wealthy dude who could give them an inestimable amount
of money to get me back. He saw them torture me every day, and never even gave
me a second glance. My hatred for him goes bone deep. Not just for abandoning
me, but for making me believe that he had the same feelings that I had for him. “Okay, okay,” A loud voice interrupted my reminiscing. “We
will now have all of our new residents introduce themselves. You’re up,” Keller
said pointing to the line making them all jump. “Say your name and tell us one
of your hobbies.” It seemed to drag on and on. Let’s see,
the first girl thought she was a fairy, the next thought that he was some sort
of assassin, and then the one after that? Well, he thought he was an apple. “I like to eat applesauce in closets with
the lights off,” The boy who thought he was an apple said. “Well, how depressing this is. The next
one will probably say that he is a carrot!” I said to the girl next to me who
then rolled her eyes in response. Finally, the last person was up. It was
the boy. I looked at him and I narrowed my eyes. He was looking right at me and
laughing. “My name is Alexander and I like to…read,”
he said with a smirk knowing that I knew who he was. I hated him. I was all ready to say
something witty and sarcastic. I stood up, and I saw them. The banshees. They
were screeching and snarling like they were angry at me. Then, I heard them say
two words. “Kill him.” It’s crazy how sometimes you see yourself
do something and even know you are doing it and don’t know why. You have no
control over what is happening. I saw myself flying towards the boy in a quick
blur of white. His face was surprised and I would imagine mine was composed of
a snarl of some sort. I heard someone screaming words at me, but I couldn’t
quite make out the muffled sounds. Then, suddenly I felt a pinch and the
world started to blur around me. Then I was engulfed in blackness. I woke up to a face standing over me shrouded
with worry. I frowned, rolled over, and groaned. “Just five more minutes!” I snapped. “Whoa, whoa! No need to get testy now,” I
heard that irritatingly deep voice say,” It’s not time to wake up. I just was
wondering what happened…you just…passed out. It was scary to watch.” I slowly opened my eyes hoping that I
wouldn’t see the dreadful banshees staring back at me, beckoning for me to kill
him. I cracked them open and rolled over slowly. They weren’t there! Thank
goodness. I may hate him, but I certainly didn’t want to kill him. “I…uhh, I just passed out. Too many painkillers
I suppose. Something like that,” I lied through my teeth. “Oh, well whatever you say,” he paused
unsure of what to say next, “Ok I guess I will go then.” He said. I could tell he didn’t believe me. He had
that knowing look in his eyes. It was like he knew something I didn’t. As I
watched him walk away, I couldn’t help but wonder what it was that he was
keeping from me. I had only been with him for less than a minute and I felt
like I could read him like an open book again. He was keeping something from
me, and I needed to know. No matter what I had to do to get it out of him, I
was going to find out his secret. I went for a walk to
clear my head and suddenly found myself on his floor standing right in front of
his door. He was in there laughing at something. I was mad now and out for
answers. “WHY ARE YOU HERE?!” I yelled at
Alexander. I had barged into his room and cornered
him. I know, I know. Drastic, right, but how else was I supposed to get him to
tell me without being given a tranquilizer?! He was a spy and they didn’t even
seem to care. “Please,” he said with his hands in the
air and that annoying little smirk plastered on his face once again.,“call me
Ace.” Bad move on his part. It only angered me
even further that he used his old nickname I had for him. So I did what any
rational, lunatic girl would do. I threw myself at him again, but this time I
used my nails. I was finally getting a little bit of revenge, but that was very
short lived. Before I knew it, I was flung up against the wall against his arm
with piercing eyes alight with fury staring back at me. Why was he mad? I was
the one that got left by him, not the other way around! “Let me go!” I spat in his face. “Just listen to me, will you?” “NO!” “Just give me one minute and then you can
scream in my face all you want, ok?” He said calmly. “Fine,” I bit out, defeated. “I know you hate me-” “YOU THINK?!” “Gosh darn it, Jezabel! Just listen, will
you?!” “Whatever.” “When the Sentella captured you, the
reason I couldn’t save you is because they would have killed you,” he said
getting right to the point. “If I told them that I knew you, no questions asked
they would have killed you. They frown upon relations when on a mission. I
wanted to rescue you, but you had a better chance if I just said nothing. They
don’t kill-“ “BEEEEEEEEP! Time’s up!” I interrupted harshly. “Did you even listen to anything I just
said?” “Nope,” I said smugly. Well that must have angered him. He let go
of me so quickly I didn’t have enough time to regain my balance. I collapsed
straight to the floor, and my eyes widened in shock. “Oh, crap Jezabel! I didn’t mean to do
that,” He said as he realized what he had done. He reached out a hand to help me up and I
batted it away with disgust. “You know, I don’t understand why you are
here. You’re clearly not insane. Do you have an assignment or are you just here to taunt me
even more?” “Assignment,” He said grimacing. “…Jezabel,” I heard someone drawl out my
name in the distance. “Get up!” he barked at me. “No,” I said stubbornly. “Jez, if they find you in here, I don’t
know what will happen.” “I do. They will see me sitting here on
the floor with clear red marks on my arms and a forming bruise on my neck with fresh
tears streaming down my face. You will most certainly never see me ever again.” “Wait…what tears?” he said confused. He
then realized my uncanny ability to cry on cue. “Really?” he said clearly irritated with
me. There was a knock at the door. “Mr.Petrov? Have you seen Miss Connor?” I
heard the doc say through the door. He immediately covered my mouth so I
wouldn’t scream. Perfect biting position. “Uh, no… Why don’t you try the main hall?
I heard that she was unhappy she didn’t get to pig out on the cake,” He said
lightly with a bit of frustration seeping through his voice. He was looking around for something so I
took the chance. I bit him. Hard. You know what he did? Nothing. Didn’t even
react. He just moved away while giving me the stink eye. I looked for something to throw at him. I
found a lamp, so I chucked it at him. He didn’t even flinch and he caught it
effortlessly. My eyes widened in shock. He didn’t even see that one coming and
he still caught it! “Okay, thanks Mr.Petrov, I will be sure to
look there,” she said laughing a little. You could hear the footsteps echoing away
as we stared at each other with hatred in our eyes. I wasn’t sure if I would
make the first move or if he would. I was feeling daring, so I got up slowly
with my eyes still locked with his. I then proceeded to walk over to him
cautiously, brought up my arm, and slapped him. I put all of my strength into
that slap. All of my pent up anger and frustration compacted into that one
physical blow. It wasn’t enough. I ran out of the room with angry tears
streaming down my face and an ache in my heart. I had just gotten back to my room when I
heard the Banshees. “You didn’t kill him…” I heard a whisper
echo through the room. Oh, crap. Did they really have to come at
this time? I was getting so used to not having to deal with them; they were
just a minor nuisance. “Jezabel…the time has come for you to
fulfill what you were meant to. You missed your chance twice and you will not
let it slip through your fingers again!” they finished with their voices rising
in anger at the end. “Why must I kill him? I am not a
murderer!” I yelled back. “He will kill you if you do not strike
first! Once you kill your first person, it will get easier as you continue as
our silent killer.” I finally realized why they drove me to do
the things that I have done in the past at this moment. I was their tool. I was
nothing more than an object to be used in their evil schemes. Well, they picked
the wrong girl to mess with. I was going to tell them! “I am not going to kill for you! If you
think you can just use me like that and throw me away into the dust, you are
most certainly wrong!” I yelled outraged. “Very
well Jezabel, but we will make you play a role in his death. You will get used
to the pain,” they said with hardness in their voices. “I won’t! I won’t! This isn’t my destiny.
I can stop this.” “You cannot. You may think your love will
conquer us, but in the end nothing will matter.” “What is that supposed to mean? I do not
love him!” “We simply mean that you can never love.
You can never be loved. By Lucifer’s Curse you are the unloved one. You have
lived many lives, even played important roles in historic events. You are the
fallen angel that was cast from heaven. Cursed to roam the earth with no heart
to neither love nor be loved,” they whispered with sadness in their voices,
“You are the vessel. Only by purest blood may you be free…” “So I have a chance,” I stated simply. “It can never be.” “But there is a way?” “Yes, but he hasn’t been reborn in over
fifteen hundred years,” they said surprisingly exasperated. “I will find a way,” I replied hardly. “It is too late. You are to fulfill your
destiny soon. In fact, my child… you are to fulfill it now.” “What?” I asked surprised. “You must kill Alexander Petrov, for he is
about to assassinate our future president,” they said with a surprising urgency
leaking through their calm demeanor. “WHERE IS HE?!” I asked, but it wasn’t
really me asking. It was like someone was inside me…speaking for me. “On the roof! Run before it is too late.
Remember, at all costs…” the voice died out with an echoing whisper. It was like an invisible force was pulling
my body up the stairs. I had no control over any of my actions. I felt myself
open the door and run up the steps, but yet I didn’t. I was in shock, I
realized. I wasn’t really sure of what to do, so I was doing what I was told. Breathing heavily with my hair mussed over
my face I busted through the door to find… no one. I looked around panicked.
Where was he? They said he was here, but he was nowhere in sight. Then, I spotted him. I would go up to him,
except one thing… he was on the roof next to the one I was on. What was even
more surprising is what he had in his hand. It was an assault rifle! That little sneaky idiotic boy. How in the
world did he get THAT past security? Then it dawned on me…he was on the other
roof where the Sentella probably put it for him. He spotted me then. It probably looked a
little weird in my case. I was standing there with my hair flowing wildly,
staring at him. He was a little shocked from what I could tell. I could see him
mouthing cuss words to himself. Then he started to speak. “Jezabel-“ “No!” I cut him off. “I get to ask the
questions,” satisfied that he wasn’t going to talk, I continued, “What are you
doing up here? No, wait what are you doing up here with an assault rifle?!” “I-I-I can explain,” he stuttered. “Explain? Ha! If I had a quarter for every
time someone said that to me,” I scoffed. “Jez, I have a job to do and you are just
holding me up,” he dismissed me with a wave of his hand. Wrong move there, brother. One? You don’t
dismiss me with a wave of your hand. Two? He is soooo not allowed to call me
Jez… ever! Three? I had to stop him. Something in the back of my mind was
pushing me to do it, and I didn’t have the willpower to resist it. Suddenly, a
dagger appeared in my hand while they whispered
for me to use it on him. It was so pretty… intricate with diamonds and swirls
of black crawling up the point to form a very detailed dragon. I could stare at
it all day… that was until I heard the crackle of a shoe against concrete.
Right! Mission. Now, I just had to get over to that roof. So,
what does a logical girl like me do when she has to get from one roof to the
other? Well, she jumps of course! I started running, bounded off the ledge, and
hurled myself into open space. I could feel the rush of adrenaline rush through
my veins and hear the roar of it in my ears. I could vaguely make out a deep
voice yell my name with pain laced into it. I thought for sure I wasn’t going to make
it, but somehow I did. I landed on my feet with a very audible thump. I would
have been perfectly fine if I didn’t crash into a big wall of Petrov. Why was
he always in the way? I slowly looked up, because I know his
face would be inches from mine. I was afraid of what I might see when I looked
up. I thought I would see eyes dark with anger, but what I did see shocked me
to my bones. I saw fear. What was he afraid of? For sure it couldn’t be me. “What are you afraid of?” I asked him
lightly. “See a ghost?” He backed away slowly. I could see him
swallow a lump in his throat and lick his lips to speak. “Jezabel…what are you?” he said forcing it out of his mouth. “What do you mean by ‘What are you?’” I
said confused. That’s when I caught a glimpse of my
reflection in a puddle from the recent rain. What I saw there…was an angel. My
hair was a platinum blonde and was long and flowing. My face no longer had the
faint scar on my right cheek, it was flawless. This made my dark blue eyes
stand out and seem like someone had dyed them the color of sapphires. My
clothes were pure white and it seemed that I was emitting a slight glow, but
that wasn’t the oddest thing. The oddest thing was the giant wings sprouting
out of my back. The only thing was they weren’t the white that you would
usually imagine seeing on a…angel I guess. They were obsidian. “What happened to me?” I screamed,
particularly at the Banshees. Suddenly, they appeared in front of me. It
startled me and I jumped slightly. Alexander noticed and shifted uncomfortably. “So you have brought about your true
identity, fallen angel,” They said snottily, “You couldn’t have at least killed
the boy before transforming all the way. Now it will hurt you more than
him…stupid girl.” “What do you mean ‘hurt me more than him’?”
I asked scared. “When you kill him-“ “I
won’t!” I screamed interrupting them. “You must… you must kill him or you will
die along with him. He cannot escape his fate, but if you try to avert it for
him you will both die.” “Choose Jezabel. Or you both die!” they
stated angrily. They stood there waiting for me to make my
decision. I walked over to Alexander and spoke not knowing what I was actually
saying to him, just knowing that it sounded right. “So, this is quite the predicament. You
see, I am a fallen angel apparently. Yeah, I know.” I said eyeing his shocked
face. “Apparently I’m ‘Cursed’. Reborn time and time again.” “Well, that changes things a little,” he
replied breathlessly. “You don’t have to tell me! My first
assignment is to kill someone.” “Well, that’s just wonderful.” “I need to go, but I need to know one
thing before I leave.” “What?” he asked. “Did you ever love me?” I asked shakily. I moved toward him two steps and he backed
up two just the same. I eyed the edge of the twenty story building warily. I
had a plan forming, but I needed to know one thing before I enacted it. His eyes widened and he drew in a shaky
breath. I moved toward him three steps. He let that breath out and drew in
another. This time it was steady and composed. I backed him up against the
ledge. He didn’t seem to notice. I put my hands on his chest and got up on
my tiptoes. I then repeated my question in his ear, whispering it like a
caress. “Did you ever really love me?” I waited nervous for his answer; the
answer that would determine whether or not if I would die tonight. “Yes,” he answered firmly. My heart swelled at his answer and tears
started to form in my eyes. So I did what any girl would do if a boy had just
confessed his love for you; I kissed him. It was like every nerve ending in my
body had come alive once our lips met. The kiss was way too short. I wanted to
live my life with this boy and kiss him every second of it. I pulled back and whispered to him, “I
love you too.” “I have made my decision!” I exclaimed. The next thing I did shocked him, mainly
because he was still dazed by the kiss. I took the dagger that they so
conveniently gave to me and plunged it into my heart. His face was a mask of
agony and shock as he had realized what I had just done. “I love you,” I choked out with pain and
fear laced through my voice. I then stumbled back and before he could
catch me…I flung myself off of the ledge. I felt the impact and the last thing
I heard was the sound of my name being yelled into the night before everything
faded to black. … I had never thought that death would feel
like this. I actually didn’t think I would feel anything at all. It took me a
while to realize that I was floating through a forest with my newfound wings. “Hello?” I called out desperately, “Is
anyone there?” I then realized that there was a cloaked
figure standing ahead of me, waiting patiently. As I got closer, I was slowly
descending from the air. I landed on my feet with a tiny thump and came face to
face with the hooded man. “I see you have passed the test,” the man
said coolly. “What test?” I asked confused. “The ‘Pureness of Heart’ test, my dear. In
fact, you are the only one to ever have completed it. Many have been put to the
test, but all have failed. Tell me, how are you so different from the rest?” “I- I don’t know,” I stuttered. “Sure you do… Jezabel, is it? Yes, you are
Jezabel. Now, it must be something you left behind. Was it your family? No, no
not the family,” He answered himself. “Ahhh…” he said in realization. “It was
the boy, wasn’t it? But, you aren’t allowed to fall in love.” He went on and on and seemed to answer
every question that flooded out of his mouth. He was having a conversation with
himself…how ironic. They put me in a padded cell for doing that. He then slowly lifted his head up as if
coming to a conclusion. “He is the pure blood. Only by purest blood
may you be saved. Somehow, you found him,” He said with a hint of steel in his
voice. “Well, regardless of this predicament you did
pass the test. By my word and honor, you get to choose whether to return to
earth or to return to your rightful place at my side as the angel of death.
Whether you choose to return to my side or not, you will still be the angel of
death and will do my bidding.” “Angel of Death?!” I squeaked. “Yes, my dear Azrael. You will remember
who you were in time. Now your choice! Be quick, I have affairs to deal with.
You are trying my patience!” he bit at me. “Just one question.” “Fine. You get one question, but then you
must choose. I do not have all day, young one,” he said with a sigh. “What do you mean by all of this?” I asked
confused. “Oh, my dear…” he drawled out lovingly.
“You are Azrael. You are death incarnate and anyone that touches you will die
if you want them to. You were made to do the bidding of your god. He is the
highest power that you answer to and the only one that can kill you. Never
cross him, my dear. You also answer to me, and Lucifer, your father by all that
defines a father. If you choose to go to earth, you will have the
responsibility of protecting the human race from their destruction. This
involves never getting too close to anyone, including the Pure One,” He added for
extra emphasis. “If you decide to stay here, you will be by your father’s side
and go back to earth every so often to collect the souls of the lost. This is not
a decision to be taken lightly… now what is your answer?” I thought about everything that he said.
All of my reasoning went out the door when I realized that I would see
Alexander again. “Earth!” I blurted out without a second
thought. “Very well, child. Do not come running back
to me when something happens to your beloved. You were told the consequence.” He said with
more wisdom then I thought he could muster. I was then pulled into a hole and for what
seemed like the millionth time was engulfed in blackness. … I awoke to the sound of sirens going off
in the distance. Oh, yeah that’s right…I fell off a building. I opened my eyes and jumped up gasping for
breath. A look of horror was plastered on Alexander’s face. You could see the
crazed expression on his face as he realized that he didn’t lose me. The love
swelled in his eyes and made the color of his eyes turn in swirls. I then saw his face which made me rejoice
with happiness and also be consumed with the dread that he might touch me and
die. My eyes were wide as he leaned toward me so he could look into my eyes. He
was so close to touching me and then I heard him whisper two words. “You’re alive.” © 2012 allyjuneg |
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Added on December 3, 2012Last Updated on December 3, 2012 AuthorallyjunegWolsey, SDAboutMy name is Allyson and I love to read. I also like to write. :) My favorite team is the Dallas Cowboys...and I know they suck sometimes, so don't make fun of me. I am a very happy person, always smili.. more..Writing
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