In my life a "normal" day would be me waking up, getting ready for school, eating breakfast, going to school, getting made fun of, walking home, boys stopping me, me walking away, going home, coming outside to get the mail, going back inside, doing homework, eating dinner, practicing my cryokinesis, and then finally sleeping. That's the thing, three years ago I found out I had the power to frost and form ice. But this day was not like that…
Yesterday: Me just coming out of school
"Ever?" Someone said behind me. I turned and saw Rail, who was my best friend.
"Hey." I said groggily. All I wanted to do is go home and sleep. It was Friday for goodness sake!
"So, did you hear the rumor about a certain someone liking you…." She said with a teasing smile.
"No. No one likes me. I'm the weird kid." I said.
"Dude! That's what you tell yourself, but to be honest there is so many boys trailing behind you! You just don't react back." Rail said getting annoyed at that point.
"Ugh, fine. Who is this certain someone?" I said irritated.
"It's La-RING! RING!" Rail said when someone called her. "Oops. That's my cue to catch the bus." And with that Rail left.
I kept walking until I heard a rustling in the bushes next to me. I wanted to stop and look who or what's there but instead I just kept walking because I was like a block away from my house.
"Do you think she noticed?" I heard someone whisper.
"Yeah, elves have a keen sense of things nearby." Elves?! I snapped my head towards the bushes and kicked at the green leaves.
"Ahhhh! Will you stop? You're messing up The Hair!" A boy with messy blond hair and icy blue eyes screamed.
"Keefe! Shut up! Ahem. Um, sorry about him, he's a bit like that sometimes." A girl with blond hair and brown eyes said glaring at the boy who I think is Keefe.
"What do you mean? I don't even know who you guys are!" I shouted stepping back.
"Don't, we'll explain!" The girl said.
"Yeah. So, I am the one and only Keefe. And this is The Mysterious Miss F." Keefe said.
"Don't call me that. Call me Sophie and yes we have a lot of explaining to do." Sophie said.