Chapter 1; A Move from down South
Hey peoples, this is my first fanfic, and it's about Danny Phantom XD anyway, I really hope y'all enjoy it, and review PLEASE!
I huffed in frustration, lugging the box of lab parts up to an empty room. I had to walk up a flight of stairs and then lug it down the hall. Why did she decide to move? I asked myself, somehow getting the box up the flight of stairs. It was just me and my mom, Summer Wolf. My dad had died two years earlier in an accident involving the almost ruin of my hometown.
I'm Alex Wolf, fourteen years old. I have blonde hair and grey-blue eyes. I usually wear a black tank top with my skinny jeans and chain and buckle converse that stopped at my knees. I'm five foot five inches and weigh a healthy one-twenty pounds. I make friends easily, though I don't associate with preps and jocks. I have been called a loner and an outsider by many people. My two best friends, Dex Vines and Erik Moon, have always been by my side, just like my mom.
I grunted again as I tried to lift the heavy box. My mom came up behind me and laughed. "Honey, use your legs, not your back," She commented, easily carrying her box in and setting it down. "Yes Mama," I responded, and proceeded to lift the box. "What's in here anyway?" I asked her, letting it thump softly on top of another box. "Oh, various lab parts, you know, stuff I'll need to rebuild our lab," She told, smiling.
My mom is a very pretty woman in her late thirties. She has dirty blonde hair and beautiful hazel eyes. Her smile always made me feel better, and she knew me so well. She's just an inch shorter than me. She's a famous scientist and ghost hunter. It would be very exciting for her to get the portal back open, but I'm sure it'll take longer than she planned, seeing as how she's working at the house full time now.
I watched her walk out of the room. My mind was a hurricane of thoughts and worries. I walked warily to what would be my new room, and sat down in my comfy beanie bag. At this moment, my room consisted only of my beanie bag chair, a small table and a mattress. My little laptop sat on the small table, the cord plugged into the nearest outlet. I considered checking out this little town, all its history and such, but I was too lazy to get up and get my laptop myself.
I was staring out my window at the bright sunny day and my mom talking to the movers. There was a flash of black and white as a ghost I'd predict about my age shot past my house. I blinked and got up slowly, still staring at the window. The ghost suddenly screamed out and phased through my wall, landing in a awkward heap against the nearby wall.
I could tell it was a boy. He had snow-white hair and glowing green eyes. His jumpsuit was black and white with a funny looking D on the front.
He looked miserable, sitting in the corner, rubbing his head. I went over and tapped him on the shoulder. "Hey, ghost boy?" I asked. The boy looked up and his eye's widened. "I-I-I'm sorry, I didn't mean to crash into your house," He stuttered, getting up. I rolled my eyes and smiled. "It's not like you were interrupting anything important." He smiled at me and I could tell he was getting ready to go intangible. "Hang on; what does the D stand for?" I ask, watching him turn around with a surprised look on his face. "Danny, Danny Phantom," He replied before flying off, phasing through my wall again.
I blinked and watched the spot he disappeared from. What an interesting development, I thought with a silent chuckle. "Alex!" My mom called from downstairs, pulling me from my musings. "I'll be down in a minute," I called back. My computer beckoned to me, and I was really interested in learning about this Danny Phantom kid.
There you go, first chapter done. Review please; I'd really like to know how I did!
Until later. PEACE!