Alex, the newest resident of Harmonica Town, was a young, red headed lady in her early twenties. Since she just moved to the island, she barely knew anyone. On her first day she met the town mayor, Hamilton, and everyone who works and lives in Harmonica Town. Alex had no idea who the people that lived outsid eof this small town where. She tended to stick with her new friends Maya and Luna most of the day. For the rest, she just fished with a charming boy named Toby for a small profit. It has been a month since she moved in and she already liked it. The townspeople were as sweet as can be. Colleen, a woman that works at the inn, gives Alex a nice, homecooked meal everyday in return for some errands. Alex stopped by the inn like she did everyday for her errands.
"Alex, please deliver this package to Dale at Dale's Carpentry near the Garmon Mines." Colleen said, hanging her a brown wrapped package.
"O-okay..." Alex took it recluntantly. She had no idea where Garmon Mines is located!
"Oh, and Alex, please don't eat the food that's inside!" Colleen warned her.
Alex laughed. "I won't." She left the inn and went to find Luna.
"Do you have any idea where...Dale's Carpentry is?" She asked Luna.
"Yes, I visit my friend Julius, who works in a shop right by there. Why?" Luna asked. She saw the package and already knew that Alex was delrivering something, but she felt like asking anyway.
"I need to give this to Dale...but I don't know where..or even who he is!" Alex complained.
"C'mon, I'll show you the way and introduce everyone to you." Luna said, grabbing Alex's wrist and pulling her along.
After a long walk through the town and the countryside, they reached the Garmon Mines district.
"Here, this way." Luna said, pointing to a wooden store. A boy with cool blue hair and a ripped sleeves in front of the store was swinging an axe around in mid air.
"Look at this skill, Bo!" He chanted, twisting the small blade in the air as if it were as light as air.
"Watch out, Luke!" the boy named Bo shouted, noticing Luna and Alex walking up from behind.
"Huh? OPPS!" Luka lost focus and let go of the axe. The axe went flying up in the air, soaring down towards Luna and Alex. The boy named Bo pushed Alex out of the way of the falling axe. It stuck in the ground, blade down, right where she was standing. Of course, when Bo pushed her out of the way, Alex wasn't looking. The force caused her to be knocked to the ground with Bo on top of her.
"Wooaaah,Bo! You're gonna need a blue feather to do that, dude." Luke laughed.
Bo turned bright red along with Alex.
"Shut up, Luke! I didn't mean to push her that hard." Bo said, getting up and then helping Alex up.
"Whatever. What do you want, Lun-Lun?" Luka asked, turning his head towards Luna.
"Lun-Lun? No." She said, crossing her arms.
"Why not? it fits you're personality: cute at first and then sour and sassy" Luke teased.
"You're a jerkk!" Luna punched his arm.
"Anyway, I'm supposed to give this to Dale..." Alex said, holding the package akwardly.
"Oh, my popps? Yeah, he's inside the shop." Luke said, pointing to the store.
"Okay, thank you. I'm Alex, by the way." She said with a smile.
"I'm Luke and this is my perverted friend, Bo. But you two have gotten to meet each other pretty well down on top of each other, I guess..." Luke shrugged.
"LUKKE!" Bo shouted, his face flushing dark red. Alex found herself blushing as well. Something about that little blonde haired, green eyed boy was charming...
Luna and Alex shared a glance.
Luna mouthed something to Alex. 'He totally likes you!'
'Luke or Bo?' Alex mouthed back.
'Bo.' Luna smirked.
Alex just rolled her eyes, not trying to make it obviously that she was glad he may like her. But then again, she had just met him, so she wasn't ready to decide if she liked him yet.
Alex went inside a saw a cubby man with blue hair sorting something on the shelves.
She could tell he was Luke's father from his hair.
"Dale, my name is Alex. I run errands for Colleen. Here is your package." Alex said, handing the man the box.
"Why, thank you." Dale took the box and placed it on the counter.