(A/N: This is something I just whipped up when I wanted to create a magical piece.)
Manny flipped through her magazine dully. It was another boring Saturday, like the ones before it. She sighed as she threw the magazine at the wall and walked downstairs. "Mom, can I go to the mall, please?," she pleaded eagerly. Her mother sighed and nodded her head, "Just be back soon, okay?" Manny jumped for joy and walked out the door.
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Manny scrambled for tops, crawled for low-riders, and pushed through crowds for shoes. Yet, she still hadn't found anything decent. She flailed her arms in the air in desperation. Manny walked up to the mall map and thumbed through the stores. "The Magical Manor? That seems, well, odd.," she exclaimed, navigating her way to the store.
When she located the store, she examined the entrance carefully, confirming it was okay to go in. She meandered inside and peeked around at everything, there was potions and charms everywhere. The scent of a dampened rainforest lingered in the air making it smell mystical.
Manny searched through charm bracelets, interested slightly. Just then, a glimmer caught her eye. She darted to an empty table near the corner; on it laid the most beautiful figurine she has ever seen.
It was a small white horse with a jeweled mane. She ran her finger over it, amazed at it's beauty. She read the tag to see what the shining horse possessed.
The charm has the power to comfort yourself, to attract others toward you, like a curse,
But breaking this charm will make things so much worse, people will become so attracted to you, that things might end up not as you would expect.
The glowing horse seemed irresistible. She confronted the cashier, purse in hand. After buying the horse she happily walked out of the mall with hope that the magic would work.
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"Hey Craig!" Manny exclaimed, horse in hand. "Um, hi.," Craig replied busily searching for his math book. "So how's it going?," Manny asked hopeful that the jewel would work on him. "Look Manny, I have got to go to class, so um, bye." With that, Craig sped around the corner, not even bothering to wave. Manny slightly felt hurt for his actions. She waltzed to the classroom and waited until lunch to see if any magic would work there.
She sat down by Craig, "Hey!" Craig gave a slightly annoyed look. "Are you stalking me?," he commented rudely. Manny blushed fiercely. "Fine then" she got up, "Just don't expect a greeting from me anymore, okay?" Craig felt a bit guilty. Manny had sat at his table and said hi cheerfully and he totally blew her off.
Manny sat down by Paige and Spinner. "Boy troubles, hun?" Paige raised an eyebrow. Manny nodded and drooped her head. "I think it's my cue to leave.," excused Spinner. Manny gazed at Craig. "Oh, I see, him.," nodded Paige. Manny's head perked upright when she saw Ashley sit down at his table. 'He didn't blow her off!' She thought angrily. She noticed Ashley laughing and flipping her hair.
Manny paused, remembering Ashley's anger toward Craig. Wasn't she mad at him anymore? That was it, he was totally flirting with her. Craig caught her glance. She froze, unable to do anything, he then looked toward Ashley again. She watched as Craig's hand moved closer to Ashley's. Jealousy fumed inside of her. She got up from the table and ran to the bathroom thinking that she would cry, but she didn't, she wasn't sad, she was mad, and what she wanted was revenge.
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Manny practically ran home. When she arrived in her room she starred down at the white horse that lay in her palms. Anger piled up inside of her body as she remembered the day's events. Before she could stop herself, before she could save herself from what was going to occur in the future, she threw her arm back and threw the horse. It hit the wall and smashed into millions of tiny pieces.
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(A/N: So what to you think of it? Should I continue?)