A/N: This is my first FanFiction story. I hope you guys like it!

Sundays were always the most boring days of the week. You just stay sitting on your bum all day. Pointless. I guess the most likely entertainment I've seen all day was probably Edmund and Lucy playing cards in silence. The only sound was of shuffled cards.. Okay maybe that was just as dull but that's all you could get out from the day.

I'd rather be in Narnia right now. Well I'd rather be there any day then be in bloody England. Cloudy skies lately, hardly any children at play, no entertainment, nothing was great about home any more compared to the other world. In Narnia I wanted to come back home in the beginning but now back at home a year later just shows me I wanted to be back in Narnia.

Eight o'clock just sitting on my bed. Bored still. I was beginning to fall asleep as my eyes were starting to shut before Edmund interrupted me.

"Get your arse to bed now then".

I turned to him as he leaned against my bedroom door, arms crossed and all.

Edmund acted like he was the boss of me. He treated me like I was a child. I'm fourteen I can take care of myself. He was three years older then me but still wasn't the boss of me one bit. But I didn't want to argue one bit with him for I was to tired. Okay so yeah I said it, but he didn't need to know that. I could put myself to rest when I wanted to and felt like it. I didn't need him too but again no arguing.

I yawned "I'm not tired yet. Its only eight".

He raised an eyebrow at me. He wasn't falling for it one bit.

Edmund rolled his eyes. "Just get to sleep now aye". he slammed the door behind him as he left my room.

I'm going to hate that gut when he hits his twenties. Edmund tried his best to be as older as he could. His locks were a tad longer and could use a trim but he thought it made him look older. Every year when he grows older he always has to be older than even that. Ed was a pain in the arse but a good cousin I might add by that. Always trying to look after me even at most times can annoy me.

Then there was my other cousin Lucy. A bright young women, well even if she was just a year older than me. I could relate to more obviously then Ed. Sometimes she would stick up for me when Edmund blamed his stupidity on me. But no matter, Lucy was the type of person that could bring me up when I was down, well sometimes at least. But my favorite was when she would tell me great stories when her and her brothers and sister were at Narnia before I had went myself. It made me actually smile but I crinkled my nose when she would sometimes tell me out of the blue on which guy she fancied the most this week. Girls are still so dim. But none the matter I still had my own to say about the last time I had been to Narnia hoping for next times adventure.

Before I knew it it was Monday and I was back in school sitting in class. I was in my own world until my teacher had called out my name. "Eustace Scrubb?" All eyes were on me now. I paid attention.

" I want to go exploring" I told the others and we went walking to down town after school was over.

Lucy was to busy looking at the grocery list to even pay attention to a word I had been saying.

"If you'd like it I could put you up in a tree?" Edmund had told me as we kept on walking.

"Oh, what good would that do?"

"It'll shut that big mouth of yours!"

Lucy looked away from the list and gave us both a hateful look. "Oh do grow up you two".

We looked at each other than looked away. I guess we had forgave each other over nonsense.

Alberta and Harold was my mother and father but I called them by their first names. They were vegetarians so when they sent us out to get them there things they were always quite picky. We went to a few stores and came out with paper bags and groceries. It was time we headed back home now.

If the walk wasn't hard enough it began to rain on us. What great joy the rain had brought for me. I threw the groceries from my hands to the muddy ground and it sure owned me a yell from Edmund saying "Cut it out you fool!"

Lucy screamed as she dropped the bags she had and tried to cover her head from the pouring rain. But Edmund kept groceries in hand as the rain had no bothering to him.

"Pick it up Lucy", he said as he looked at the vegetables that fell from the brown paper bag as that hit the mud.

Lucy enjoyed the excitement from the rain now just as much as I did as we both began to dance around in the rain.

We all ran trying to look for some shelter as we left the soggy food behind. We had came to a bit of shelter finally under a crossing bridge. We were all very cold and out of breath from running, and oh don't forget very wet.

Under the bridge was a few patches of grass that obviously hadn't got hit from the rain so we sat down on what ever there was for us. Well Lucy and Edmund did at least, for I just stood there shivering. I walked over to the brick wall that was surrounding us and leaned against it just beginning to become bored with my surroundings. I wanted this rain to end so I could go home and at least be warm in some better shelter then this. Then the next thing I knew it my leaning had come to an end for this brick shelter because the next thing I knew it I went through the wall and vanished away. Easily after me Edmund and Lucy traveled along as they had fallen through the brick as well.

We hit a grassy ground as we all looked at each other puzzled for a split second. Where were we? We looked at s stream beside us as the water looked fresh which made us then realized that we were now dry.

"Where are we?" asked Lucy picking herself up from the ground.

"I dun no" replied Edmund as he did the same.

"Your at the Western Wilds" a voice said back. It sounded awfully familure to us but we couldn't reach that thought in time before we had got our answer as I then had said "Look!"

The two of them stared to where I had been pointing at and saw the lion himself, Aslan.