Author's Note: Ok, as I said in the last chapter I thought of this one
while I was listening to "I Wish You Would" by Train. For those who looked
for the lyrics: good! I'll type the line of the song a part of the chapter
ends on in parentheses. To those who actually have the CD: EXCELLENT! This
will make a lot of sense to you. The parts with stars are the parts that
are just music. To those who didn't do anything: I hope you have a good
reason!
To Angel: Aww.Thanks for the compliments! But um, don't be surprised if I take a while to trust you. There's a girl in my class named Angel and she is one of the worst person's you will EVER meet! But you seem nothing like her, so I'll learn! And Siriusblack1007, thank you for your review and for the record I've never seen that show. Didn't know I made Lavenda like that. For the record you'll see a lot of 'ah' sounds in this story.
Chapter 4:
*Angie woke up to find herself in a weird place. It was like a giant cylinder of rock with a waterfall whose river flowed through a small hole. She wouldn't be able to swim through it. Jim woke up in a low valley surrounded by high mountains. It was still dark in the early morning.*
Angie stood up unsteadily and started walking through a meadow of flowers towards the waterfall. On the wall to the side of it there were rocky ledges that stuck out just enough so she'd be able to walk on them. She stumbled a few times. (Leave the lights on you know I pretend you're on your way)
*Jim noticed that on the side on one of the mountains were small grass patches. He would have to climb to get out of the valley.* He gripped one and tried to climb but it fell off in his hand. (You use to say we all deserve a time to lose our minds.)
Angie lifted up her dress a little bit and got ready to walk the ledges. (So I've lost my mind and I'm ready to find my way, he-hey-hey.)
There was hole left by the patch that had fallen out, so Jim used it like handle. It would be hard to keep his balance since the mountain was oddly slanted. He reached for another patch and nearly slipped. (Back home.)
Angie was walking on the curved ledge looking straight in front of her to know when she would have to climb the get on the next ledge. (To stay.)
Jim was climbing thought with much difficulty. Just one hole after the other. As he reached for another one he nearly slipped. He was now 10 feet off the ground. (The way you wished I was.)
Angie reached for the 2nd ledge and hoisted her way up. She had spread her arms out to regain her balance when she was standing on it. (The way you wished I was) *She started walking normally again and tried not to look down. She nearly tripped.*
Jim looked at how far off the ground he was. It was about 20 feet now. He kept climbing. (I don't know if I'm going to have redesign my mind.)
Angie looked to the side of her and noticed how beautiful this place was. But she had to keep going. If not for herself, then for Jim. She was worried about him already. She was then filled with determination and marched forward. (It's been too long)
The dirt beneath Jim's hand came loose and he slid about 5 feet down the mountain. He still had 20 more feet to go. He kept climbing. (To stay.)
After Angie had finished the next 2 ledges there were no more. Instead there were rocks placed like small handles leading up and out of the cove. She would have to climb. She grabbed hold of 2 of them and got ready to climb. (And I swear.)
Jim had only 10 more feet to go as the morning light was starting to shine. He nearly slipped again but caught himself. He kept climbing. (The way I wished you would.)
Angie was scaling the wall but was having a tough time. Some of the rocks fell beneath her feet and some had points that were so sharp that her fingers ached. But she just kept finding new rocks to put her feet on. (Do, do, deh-do)
Jim almost slipped again since his arms were getting sore. (Even if I've left it all behind)
*One foot in front of the other. One hand in front the other. Over and over again.*
But he couldn't give up now. He was too high up. (There'd be reason to come back)
*One foot in front of the other. One hand in front the other. Over and over again.
He had to keep going.*
Yet Jim wanted to give up and that's when he saw it. (Even though I've left you far behind)
*It was a cloud shaped like the face of someone he knew. He stared at it until he knew who it was. His eyes lit up.*
The face was like Angie's. He was worried about her. Jim got his grip back got back to climbing. He was almost there. (Come find me!)
*Other side of the island, inside the cove.*
Angie was now in back of the waterfall resting her sore and slightly bleeding hands. She had found a ledge behind it while she was climbing. She was starting to despair. She then looked at the clear flowing blue water that reminded her of Jim's eyes. Her face lit up. (Come back to me)
She started climbing faster than she'd ever had before. She slipped every now and then but she didn't care. The sooner she got out, the sooner she'd find Jim. (To stay)
Jim scurried up the rest of the mountain and stood on the peak. He could see for miles around the island. (The way I wished you would)
Angie was almost out but she kept slipping because of her bleeding hands. But she kept climbing. (The way I wished you were)
After much climbing, sore fingers, and palms, she was finally able to hoist herself out of the cove and stood up onto a lush grassy hillside. She was facing the light of day with open arms. She grinned. She felt like dancing. But most of all she knew she'd find Jim.
And determinedly, Jim knew he'd find her. (Do, do, deh-do-do. Yeah-ey-yeah *end of song*)
To be continued.
Author's Note: *sigh* Ok! This was a very weird chapter to write! I had to listen and fast-forward and rewind the song so many times! *lol* Don't ask me why I had so many parts were about climbing. I did think of this chapter before I thought of the rest of the story! I had to put it! I have little idea of what I was thinking but this is the chapter that started it all! If you've looked for the lyrics you'd get what I mean.
Now since everyone here has been so great I just want to say I LOVE YOU ALL! (You know in a cousin way) YOU ALL GET SPARKLING APPLE CIDER! THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH!
To Angel: Aww.Thanks for the compliments! But um, don't be surprised if I take a while to trust you. There's a girl in my class named Angel and she is one of the worst person's you will EVER meet! But you seem nothing like her, so I'll learn! And Siriusblack1007, thank you for your review and for the record I've never seen that show. Didn't know I made Lavenda like that. For the record you'll see a lot of 'ah' sounds in this story.
Chapter 4:
*Angie woke up to find herself in a weird place. It was like a giant cylinder of rock with a waterfall whose river flowed through a small hole. She wouldn't be able to swim through it. Jim woke up in a low valley surrounded by high mountains. It was still dark in the early morning.*
Angie stood up unsteadily and started walking through a meadow of flowers towards the waterfall. On the wall to the side of it there were rocky ledges that stuck out just enough so she'd be able to walk on them. She stumbled a few times. (Leave the lights on you know I pretend you're on your way)
*Jim noticed that on the side on one of the mountains were small grass patches. He would have to climb to get out of the valley.* He gripped one and tried to climb but it fell off in his hand. (You use to say we all deserve a time to lose our minds.)
Angie lifted up her dress a little bit and got ready to walk the ledges. (So I've lost my mind and I'm ready to find my way, he-hey-hey.)
There was hole left by the patch that had fallen out, so Jim used it like handle. It would be hard to keep his balance since the mountain was oddly slanted. He reached for another patch and nearly slipped. (Back home.)
Angie was walking on the curved ledge looking straight in front of her to know when she would have to climb the get on the next ledge. (To stay.)
Jim was climbing thought with much difficulty. Just one hole after the other. As he reached for another one he nearly slipped. He was now 10 feet off the ground. (The way you wished I was.)
Angie reached for the 2nd ledge and hoisted her way up. She had spread her arms out to regain her balance when she was standing on it. (The way you wished I was) *She started walking normally again and tried not to look down. She nearly tripped.*
Jim looked at how far off the ground he was. It was about 20 feet now. He kept climbing. (I don't know if I'm going to have redesign my mind.)
Angie looked to the side of her and noticed how beautiful this place was. But she had to keep going. If not for herself, then for Jim. She was worried about him already. She was then filled with determination and marched forward. (It's been too long)
The dirt beneath Jim's hand came loose and he slid about 5 feet down the mountain. He still had 20 more feet to go. He kept climbing. (To stay.)
After Angie had finished the next 2 ledges there were no more. Instead there were rocks placed like small handles leading up and out of the cove. She would have to climb. She grabbed hold of 2 of them and got ready to climb. (And I swear.)
Jim had only 10 more feet to go as the morning light was starting to shine. He nearly slipped again but caught himself. He kept climbing. (The way I wished you would.)
Angie was scaling the wall but was having a tough time. Some of the rocks fell beneath her feet and some had points that were so sharp that her fingers ached. But she just kept finding new rocks to put her feet on. (Do, do, deh-do)
Jim almost slipped again since his arms were getting sore. (Even if I've left it all behind)
*One foot in front of the other. One hand in front the other. Over and over again.*
But he couldn't give up now. He was too high up. (There'd be reason to come back)
*One foot in front of the other. One hand in front the other. Over and over again.
He had to keep going.*
Yet Jim wanted to give up and that's when he saw it. (Even though I've left you far behind)
*It was a cloud shaped like the face of someone he knew. He stared at it until he knew who it was. His eyes lit up.*
The face was like Angie's. He was worried about her. Jim got his grip back got back to climbing. He was almost there. (Come find me!)
*Other side of the island, inside the cove.*
Angie was now in back of the waterfall resting her sore and slightly bleeding hands. She had found a ledge behind it while she was climbing. She was starting to despair. She then looked at the clear flowing blue water that reminded her of Jim's eyes. Her face lit up. (Come back to me)
She started climbing faster than she'd ever had before. She slipped every now and then but she didn't care. The sooner she got out, the sooner she'd find Jim. (To stay)
Jim scurried up the rest of the mountain and stood on the peak. He could see for miles around the island. (The way I wished you would)
Angie was almost out but she kept slipping because of her bleeding hands. But she kept climbing. (The way I wished you were)
After much climbing, sore fingers, and palms, she was finally able to hoist herself out of the cove and stood up onto a lush grassy hillside. She was facing the light of day with open arms. She grinned. She felt like dancing. But most of all she knew she'd find Jim.
And determinedly, Jim knew he'd find her. (Do, do, deh-do-do. Yeah-ey-yeah *end of song*)
To be continued.
Author's Note: *sigh* Ok! This was a very weird chapter to write! I had to listen and fast-forward and rewind the song so many times! *lol* Don't ask me why I had so many parts were about climbing. I did think of this chapter before I thought of the rest of the story! I had to put it! I have little idea of what I was thinking but this is the chapter that started it all! If you've looked for the lyrics you'd get what I mean.
Now since everyone here has been so great I just want to say I LOVE YOU ALL! (You know in a cousin way) YOU ALL GET SPARKLING APPLE CIDER! THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH!