Terra Nova Lovestory- After the eleventh Pilgrimage

by KrazyAnimefan

This story is about a boy called Jack Jenkins. He lived in the jungle since he came together with Taylor to Terra Nova. After the eleventh Pilgrimage he comes back to the colony where he has to teach some soldiers how to survive without guns and GPS. He becomes friends with Skye and later he fell for her. What does this bring?

5. Date Planner

I explained some things to the kids in the next hours, for example how telephone trees work or how you can see where north, south, east and west is without asking a compass. Some simple things that all the soldiers of the colony would also know. I didn't tell them how to kill or communicate with dinosaurs, because they were no killers such as the soldiers and also too good-hearted to touch any fly. And to communicate with a dinosaur was so unrealistic that either the soldiers wouldn't manage to do so. It was my thing to ask and tell what happens exactly in the jungle.

I shook my head, looking around carefully. It was some kind of a bad habit, but I couldn't get rid of it. It was a part of me to be attentive and suspicious of my periphery and it was also a part of me to notice nearly everything. So I didn't miss Skye spinning around when she saw me in front of the flat building that represented the elementary school of the colony. I chuckled and followed her without undue haste.

I reached her in front of Taylor's biro. "Hey, are you in a hurry or what?", I asked grinning. She turned around again. "No, I just act as if I was.", she replied repellent. I shook my head.
As she noticed I wouldn't go away that easy Skye looked at the ground, then asked quite faintly: "I have heard of a party in 'Boylan's Bar' the next day… erm, would you come with me?" I sure was surprised that she asked me of all people to come with her to a party. While I didn't answer at all, she continued fighting the conversation: "It's some sort of karaoke, I don't know. I don't even want to go there, so forget it." She smiled at me and except I was not good in reading people's minds I somehow knew she was a bit sad about it. When she already turned away to the stairs that would guide her to Taylor, I found my voice again and gave her an answer: "I would like to come with you to the party." I tried to put on a nice smile, but I was not good with this too. Although it must have been a fail she smiled back and replied: "Then we will meet in front of his bar tomorrow at 7 pm." I nodded and followed her movements with my eyes. Then I looked up to the sky. According to the stand of the sun I would have at least three hours to prepare the lesson for the first group of soldiers. So I went back to my hut to start organizing the meeting.