Well hey guys. I'm writing this story exclusively for my besties who wanted a part of this story to be their own. The characters Nicole and Kaitlin are based on my real besties whos real names I will not reveal. Hope you guys enjoy this one! :-)
Disclamer: Stephenie Meyer is a genius and is the person who owns Twilight and all of its characters. I do not.
Arm wrapped around a branch above my head, I leaned away from the tree to get a better look at the scene below. My bestie buddy Nicole was leaning in exactly the same position and watching as well.
Even from 150 feet up a tree, both of us could see perfectly. They were playing baseball. Their were 9 of them, and two of them were particularly smaller than the rest. The smaller of the two had the same unusual hair color of one of the others, a color that would best be described as bronze. Her hair were ringlets that stopped below her waist. The other small one had short spiky hair that was an inky black, she was playing pitcher. Suddenly she froze, even though she had been in the middle of a windup. They all ran towards her while she stood there with a blank look on her face. The one with the same exact shade of hair as the smallest one froze too. Their eyes were black, so what the heck were they doing playing baseball? I tensed and gently set my back flat against the tree trunk, signaling that we weren't going to do this now.
Kaitlin suddenly caught up after getting some food from the local dinner and jumped from the next tree over to a tree as close as possible to ours. The whole tree next to us shook violently. It wasn't fall yet, so the pine needles didn't fall that easily off the tree, but all the them down below looked up.
I disappeared using my stealth mode and silently stretched out its coverage to my friends. I really loved how everybody just looked so confused, usually we as a whole species were so sure of what we had heard.
Even though, to everybody else we were as if we had just disappeared on the spot, I could still see everything and everybody in my presence. I glanced over at Kaitlin, it wasn't her fault, she just was like that. Among all of us she and Nicole knew how to have fun the most. They both knew when to stop though, except for Kaitlin sometimes (like the shoe swapping incident in front of our math teacher once and taking the picture with her phone in technology.) But hey, Kaitlin was my bestie.
Down below (like 150 feet below us) the bigger of the two with the bronze (the guy) walked over to a the spiky haired girl and whispered "What did you see?"
"I saw, well, I'm not sure. I saw the setting of it. It was in a tree, high up, somewhere around here. It was going to happen right after I saw it. But I couldn't see who was involved in it and I only saw a second of it,"
"Keep an eye out," bronzey hair responded.