Hi! This is my first time doing a fanfic, so if you have any suggestions for improving, please tell me!
ERIN POV
"All right class! It's time see the BRIDGE OF WONDER!" Mrs. Wayne called, loud enough to be heard from the back of the bus.
The whole bus groaned. "I woke up at 4:30 for this?!" I whined to the girl sitting next to me, Rose. "She's probably the only person who's excited for this!"
Rose nodded in agreement. "But we still have to get off this bus! At least the bridge is better than this!" I sighed as I was hustled off the bus and towards the bridge.
I stepped onto the bridge and gasped in amazement. Away from the buildings that clogged the horizen, the ball of fire lit up the sky in shades of pink and yellow. With the wind whipping my hair back, I stepped to the railing and leaned against it, trying to take all of it in.
And then I was interrupted. Again. By the same group of annoying, idiotic boys. And of course they were making stupid jokes about how the sky looked like someone had farted across it. And of course they were led by the most idiotic of them all, Samuel, with his black hair and black eyes.
I stared at him. As if sensing my gaze, he looked up, his pernament smirk plastered on his face. "Can you please stop it?" I asked, a lttle more nicely than he deserves. "I'm trying to enjoy this, and you're just making dumb jokes!"
The smirk got a little less smug, and he turned to his buddies, saying, "Let's go somewhere else. The sun's a little to bright."
That wasn't exactly what I wanted, but at least he was acting civil... I thought. For about two seconds.
Then Rose came up to me. "You two look cute together!" and then all things nice were washed away. "WHAT?!" I couldn't believe what Rose just said. "I hate him! He's just an annoying, idiotic, stupid boy who happens to, by some freak accident, look cute!"
"Oh, so you admit he's cute!" Rose pestered. But I wasn't listening. I was looking at the end of the bridge, my jaw dropping.
Rose noticed I wasn't listening. "What are you looking at?" she asked, turning around. Then she trailed off, jaw unhinging as well.
For there, at the end of the bridge, stood a dragon.
Sorry this is a bit short. And you probably can't see the resemblance to Percy Jackson, unless you were paying attention!