Welcome To Alfea High School!
Heyo booklovers! I was watching Winx Club when this idea came out of nowhere! LOVE when that happens! Anyway, here's the first chapter!
Bloom's POV
I looked at my new school and sighed. Mom and dad had moved here because they heard that Magix City was in need of a flower shop. So, it was goodbye Gardenia and hello Magix. "Hey, are you new here? Do you need some help?" A perky girl with long blond hair asked. '"Yes please! Thank you soo much! I don't know where I'm supposed to go to get my class schedule or any of my other stuff." I said, hoping she wouldn't laugh at my cluelessness. "That's easy! You need to go to Ms. Faragonda's office, she's our principal! I'm Stella, by the way. Stella Solaria!" She said and grabbed my wrist and started dragging me. "I'll take you to see her, come on!" Wait a minute, wasn't the Solaria family a major clothes designing business? "Doesn't your family run that huge clothes designing business?" I said incredulously. She nodded "Yeah, designing runs in the blood, so one day I'll take over!" She said, smiling brightly at me. "What's your name? I meant to ask earlier, but I got distracted." She laughed lightly. "My name is Bloom Domino. My parents and I moved here from Gardenia about a week ago, so I still haven't gotten used to Magix because we've been unpacking." I told her, glad that we had finally come to a stop. Dang, that girl is fast! "Well, here we are! I gotta go, but I might see you in class! See ya later, Bloom!" She yelled, waving and running backwards and tripping, but was up again super-fast as if that was normal. I looked at the door and knocked. "Come in." A voice called. I took a deep breath and opened the door.
"Bloom Domino, here is your class schedule, your locker combination and a map of the school. Oh, and here is a pass for your first class. You'd better hurry; Ms. Griselda hates it when new students are later. If you have any questions, come and talk to me! Have a good day!" She said, dismissing me just as soon as someone knocked- well, pounded on the door. She sighed, her face suddenly serious "Come in, Icy." I was standing up just as a tall, pale girl with white hair and a serious attitude strutted in. "Move junior!" She snapped at me. "Icy, that is no way to talk to people, apologize at once!" Ms. Faragonda ordered. Icy glared at me as if this was my fault. "Sorry", she mumbled. But once Faragonda had her back to us, she flipped me off. I glared at her and left. I've been at this school and I've already made an enemy. This was going to be a greeeeaaaaaat school year.
"Bloom Domino, I realize this is your first day but that does not give you an excuse to be 15 minutes late. Sit down next to Flora, and maybe she'll be kind enough to tell you everything you missed." Ms. Griselda said, ignoring the pass I had in my hand from Faragonda. I sat down next to a girl with long brown and golden hair. "Don't worry about Griselda. She's cranky, but she's nicer once you get to know her." She said in an undertone. I glanced at the teacher. She didn't exactly look like the happiest of people. "I'm Flora Linphea. What's your name?" She said, still whispering. "I'm Bloom. Bloom Domino." I said then jumped as the door was pushed open loudly and boy with blond hair ran in. "So sorry I'm late, Ms. Griselda! It won't happen again, I promise!" She glanced at him. "Very well, Sky. Take your seat and hopefully Brandon will tell you what you missed." He looked at me and I forgot how to breathe. "WHAT- WHO IS THAT?" "Umm, Bloom? Are you alright? Bloom?" Flora said and snapped her fingers in my face. "Huh- what? Oh, sorry Flora!" I said, feeling warm. She smiled knowingly. "You're not the first girl to fall for Sky Eracklyon, you know. I've seen it at least a thousand times." She said, and smiled again. "Ooooh, Stella and the girls are going to love this!" "Girls, would you kindly stop blathering and pay attention to the lesson?" Griselda snapped. "Sorry, Ms. Griselda" we said in unison.
AAAANNNNNNNDDDD THAT'S A WRAP FOR THIS CHAPTER! What did you think? Let me know via review! Peace out, booklovers!