Ch.1
The Beginning
By Rosie Jade
Nothing was making sense anymore. But then again nothing has ever made seance in my life. None of you probably know what i am talking about. So let me start at the beginning.
My name is Loretta Kelishia, and I am the daughter of Jakob and Kendra Kelishia, or at least up until yesterday evening I thought that was who I was.
Yesterday was August 21, and also my 16th birthday. I came home from my jog, like i did every night, and my parents weren't there. Instead there, in my home, in my kitchen, was a man.
He called himself Albus Dumbledore.
This Professor Dumbledore, (As he told me he was, and that I would call him such), tried to ask me to sit down, but before he could finish I had him pinned to the wall asking him why he was here. He told me if I let him go and sat down he'd explain. I let my arm up off his chest and slowly back up until the back of my knees his a chair and I fell back into it.
The first thing he did was ask me if I had ever done something I couldn't explain. I told him of the the dreams I have been having, they are of me as a small child with my mother, but the man with us, I told him, he was never my father.
I told him that the man was always tall, he always had long sleek black hair and my grey eyes.
Professor Dumbledore told me he could explain it, he said that I was a witch and there where many things my parents had been keeping from me. I wanted to protest, I was just a little strange, but he held his hand up and told me to let him explain fully before I judged the situation.
He told me my parents had been abducted by an evil wizard whom sought to destroy the Wizarding World, and if I came with him he would explain all in the morning. I didn't know what to say, and even if I had, I don't think I would know how to say it.
So I deemed the Professor safe enough for the time being. And I picked myself up out of the chair, bid him goodnight, and ran up to my room. When I got there, I locked my door, and collapsed onto my bed, both mentally and physically exhausted.
