A/N Here is a new story I hope 'yal will like it!

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The Beginning… I guess

You can just call me J.J. I wont give away the story. To learn my story you will just have to read on.

It all started after school one day…

"You're crazy, Miko!" I screamed at my dog as I tried to get my shoe back from the half German Shepard and sheepdog.

"Give me back my shoe, mutt!" I yelled.

"Name calling doesn't solve anything." My older brother, Jake said to me, shaking his pointer finger.

"Shut it and help me get my shoe back!" I yelled as I fell to the ground, still holding my shoe.

"You didn't say the magic word!" Jake teased.

"Now!" I screamed running after Miko. Jake laughed and chased after Miko. To Miko, this was all just a silly game. Occasionally interrupted by the cat, which then resulted in a new game of 'Keep the shoe and get the cat'.

"What are you monkeys up to?" My dad asked walking up from the basement. But he didn't get to far. As soon as he stepped out of the basement, Miko tripped him sending him flying back into the basement.

"Oh my god!" I yelled running over to the basement door, "Dad, are you ok?"

"Tip top!" Dad yelled back up. I stared into the basement to find my dad lying on an airbed.

"Very funny, dad!" Jake said sarcastically.

I snorted and turned to find Miko sitting on the ground, wagging his black tail. I held out my hand and my puppy placed my shoe in my hand. Looking at my shoe, I moaned. The shoe was torn at the front part.

"Dad!" I yelled into the basement, "Duck tape please!"

I held out my hand, and duck tape came flying out of the basement and hit Jake in the head. I caught the tape professionally and ran up into my room.

"Mom!" I called running down into the kitchen, "Mom?"

Nobody was there. That was odd for this house. Everything was always colorful and full of life, but now it seemed empty and alone. I skipped into the kitchen and looked at the fridge. Sure enough there was a note. I tore it off of the fridge and read it.

Avery,

Your dad is taking us to the tool shop, and then the store. Finish your homework. We took Jake as a punishment. Do your chores as well.

Love,

Mom

I finished the note and turned it on its back. I got out a spare pen from the junk drawer and wrote a not of my own. When my note satisfied me, I hung it on the fridge and grabbed my boots.

When I finally got to the Old Park and creek it was getting to sundown. I loved coming to the creek, it cleared my mind. I walked down the sideline of the creek, thinking about school and everything else.

The old park was on a steep hill not to far from a small wood like area. About 75 feet from the edge of the woods was a small creek. Beavers liked to go and build their dams over in the creek, and raise there young. Not to far from me, Miko was running in the shallow part of the creek. Miko's black tail was shining in the sunlight. He is only five moths old. I smiled as I watched by black puppy play in the water.

But I felt as if someone else was with me. I turned around, expecting to see my brother or one of my friends. But instead I saw a different boy. He was about my age, but a little older. Maybe a year older. He had short black hair and brown eyes.

"Um, hi?" I said, "Are you new around here?"

"Not here," He answered, "I live in a castle, I'm a king." I let out a snort.

"Really?" I said doubtfully, "Well, there are no castles around here."

"What's your name?" The boy asked.

"I'm Avery." I said, "But you can call me Avi."

"I'm Edmund." The boy responded. I was about to ask him something, but I heard a voice calling me.

"Sorry," I apologized, "That's my mom. I've got to go, but I hope to see you soon! Come on Miko!"

My black puppy reluctantly followed me up the hill, and we disappeared over the hill.

___________Avery's dream_________________________

I ran through a field of poppies, laughing.

It was so peaceful here.

All around me dandelion puffs floated in the air.

I smiled as I ran through the field, and jumped in the air doing twists and turns.

Again I felt that I was being watched, and I turned around.

But nothing was there.

I turned back around and saw a new figure.

I almost instantly recognized who it was.

"Ummm…. Edmund?" I called.

Edmund turned around and looked at me.

"Are you Avery?" Edmund asked.

"Just Avi." I reminded him.

"Right, sorry!" Edmund apologized.

Before anyone could say anything else, there was a deep roar.

I woke up, sweat pouring down my face. My clock was going berserk. It was one of those clocks your mom buys because she knows it's really annoying and it will get you up. I ran my hand through my hair. It was Saturday, that meant Jake had football practice, my mom was at work, and dad was still in the basement.

"Dad! I'm going to the park!" I shouted down the basement stairs. There was a loud clanging noise and a slight scream.

"I'll take that as an ok." I said grabbing Miko's leash.

Miko and I arrived at the park in five minuets. We took the short route and headed down to the forest. Miko suddenly pulled foreword on his leash and ran into the forest, leaving me no choice but to run behind him blind. Miko didn't get to far before the squirrel he was chasing ran up its tree yelling down at Miko.

"Rats!" Miko barked. I stared at my dog in total amazement. Miko could talk.

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