So here's chapter/oneshot/story number four.

Thanks to all you readers and reviewers!

Here I am, sitting on the edge of a random boat dock on the Little Miami river. I've got both my feet stuck down in the water, and I'm letting all the little fish nibble on my toes. It really tickles, and I'm trying very hard to to keep myself from laughing and flailing around.

I finally give in, and scream with laughter, yanking my feet out after a big fish began to chew on my toes. It's almost nightfall...

Slowly, one by one, the stars begin to come out as the darkness settles in. And tonight's a beautiful night. I'm in a less populated area, so the light pollution isn't a problem. At last, when the stars are out, they shine and look like pins that keep the sky attached to something. You know, like sewing pins. When you pin your two pieces of cut fabric together, then either stitch it up by hand or use the sewing machine.

There are times when I can't bear to look at the heavens and its starry glory. Sometimes it's a painful reminder of the fact that I'm a monster. Other times, I look up and feel a little homesick. Okay, a lot homesick.

And still other times when I look up and feel nothing but hatred and resentment. When all I want to do is go back and say

"You want a monster? I'll show you a monster." and just get my revenge. But I try to follow the words of Queen Elsa's song.

"Let it go."

Now, in the movie, she's letting go of a past that's bound her for a while, letting go of things that have kept her from shining.

But I also like to think she's letting go of all her grudges, anything that she ever held against anyone.

Frozen is such a good movie.

Tonight's a night where I can look up, and feel nothing but the awe and wonder of the bejeweled dark canvas above me. I guess I feel a little sad or lonely too, because I find myself wishing I had someone special to share this moment with. But wishing for a friend isn't easy. There's actually a little work to be done on that one. It requires dedication, loyalty, honesty, kindness, and lots of other things. I'll let you in on a little secret.

Good social skills are not required to have or make friends. I've seen many a socially awkward person with their friends. And those kinds of friendships tend to be the most interesting. I mean really, normal friends don't have completely random conversations consisting of random quotes from the ASDF movies.

Normal people don't even watch the ASDF movies. No matter how hilariously random they are.

Yep, I spend way too much time on the Internet for any spirit. Okay, to my defense, I'm not one of those crazy Tumblr addicts. Let me explain this.

I HATE TUMBLR. And Tumblr hates me. Do I care? That's a big noperoo right there. I'm more of a Youtube, Vine and Pinterest girl. But enough about medias. I've said enough about the sky, but I am certainly grateful that there's no full moon tonight.

Suddenly, I get a little buzz from the little necklace I'm wearing. Now a buzzing necklace? Don't worry, that's perfectly normal. It just means someone has made a wish. So, I look at the wish.

What is the wish? A wish usually takes the form of a small, glowing, pulsating bit of matter. Almost like it's alive. And I guess it is, in its own way.

Well, this wish is glowing blue. And it's cold. So the kid, I believe his name is Jamie Bennett, has wished for a snow day. I'm in a good mood, so I'm off to go put in a good word with Jack Frost.

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