Author's notes:This is my first ever Fan Fiction, so at least try to be tolerant. Especially since I read the books about a year ago. I plan on reading them again, but they are long books, and I am busy. I would like this to take place after the eleventh book, but I need to know what Forsaken are left. If anyone knows, please help. Alright, I know this first part is odd. It has nothing to do with the actual book, it is just introducing my first OC, and yes she is originally from earth. I was going to pair it with another part where you get to see the connection, but I thought it would be just a smidgen too long. So, please, just bear with me! Oh, and sorry for the corny title!
Sighing I put the pencil down, I had done enough studying for the time. I would take a ten minute break and then pick up the books again. Well, I would like to think that was what I was going to do, but to be honest, that wasn't going to happen. I have three more days before the biology exam, and the real studying would occur the night before the test. After all, I only needed to know about the immune system, DNA replication and the path blood takes though the body. What I really wanted to do was simply play my violin, and prepare for the small concert I would give at my church.
That's my life and my character summed up in a few short words. Studies, music, and procrastination. Though my life could do without the procrastination part. I'm sure my teachers, and my psyche, would appreciate if I didn't wait till the last few weeks of semester to turn everything in to be graded. Well, everyone needs pitfalls in their characters, right? That was just one of mine. Luckily however, I had one redeeming quality for just about every pitfall, something that would make anyone happy. Unfortunately, that fact didn't work its magic on me. I was happy, sure, but I never felt right. I never felt like I belonged, like this world was really where my destiny was meant to unfold.
These thoughts were sure to depress me and keep me from my music, so closing my eyes for a second I let them all go. Or tried to. The feelings of being a misfit always hung in the back of my head, along with that annoying song from Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer; where that elf and Rudolph sing about being a misfit. I did, however, come up with a temporary solution at the very least; which was what I was planning on doing anyway. Playing my violin. Picking up the instrument I lost myself in the music as it entwined itself with my very soul. If only life could always remain this sweet.
The next three days went as I had predicted, passing with a lot of procrastination, some frantic studying towards the end, and finally, the biology exam. However, none of that is very interesting, none of that would ever get me recognized by anyone outside of my small circle. None of that would change my life. No, it takes something much larger than a biology test to irreversibly change one's life. Car crashes, on the other hand often times do change a persons' life.
One week after my biology exam came the time for my church concert. The event was exciting and nerve wracking all at the same time. I wanted to go out on stage and show off my talents as a musician, share my intimate love of music with others. I wanted to run and hide. That feeling of cowardice led to me to oblivion as I drove down the highway I had to take to get to my church. Soon, I was going well over sixty-five miles per hour and not focusing on what lie ahead. Maybe if were smart enough, or mature enough, I would have held my wits together in time to see the swerving vehicle in the opposite lane. Maybe I would have been able to conclude that he was either drunk or losing control. Maybe I could have taken evasive action. The fact of the matter is, I did none of these things. I was too absorbed in myself and my concert that, in the scheme of things, meant nothing. I kept my foot on the gas peddle and accelerated right into the collision.
There's not much I remember. No pain, no actions I might have taken, no squealing of the breaks, and no shock. All I remember is a brief prayer that I offered up to my heavenly Father. I thought you had more in mind for me, I thought my destiny was different.
There must have been a laps in time where I was not in my conscience mind, for the next thing I remember was a bright light. No, two bright, white lights, and smaller, equally bright blue and red flashing lights. Wait, the blue and red lights were gone. And either the two white lights were getting extremely close or they were actually melding together to form one large, incandescent orb. On second thought I must have been going crazy earlier. The light was obviously never separate, nor did it have blue and red coloring in it. The light was that of the sun. A beautiful summer sun…
There that was the end of the first part, the next part with take place in the book I promise! Please Read and Review!! Thanks