Snippet #1817611

Gracie jumped slightly at the sound of her sister's voice, but quickly hid her surprise behind a blank stare. "I don't care if you take me or not. Why are you here? Trying some new sibling threapy or something that Mom and Dad want you to do? Well, the past is gone. I hope you know that I don't want to change. No matter how nice you are," Gracie said as she closed her compter, grabbing her bag and standing up. "I think I'll be fine with walking to school today." Gracie was never a door person, she was more of a window gal. So she opened her window and gracefully landed below. "It's almost 6:30. I'll just hack and say that I was on time if I am late." Gracie unconsiously looked up and down the street, making sre no one or nothing suspicious was out there waiting. Her parents had said that she had been taken off the governments charts, maps and radars completely. But she knew she wasn't, she knew how they really worked. "If anyone approaches you, pretend you don't know anything or run. I don't care if they offer you your old job back or anything. You are not to speak to anyone about anything, alright? You know what will happen if you agree to anything." Her father had explained that to her a million times last night. She always replied, "I would rather be working for them than here in this hell hole you call 'freedom'." Gracie knew she cold be rather mean sometimes, but it had become a natural thing. Her parent's didn't know what they were getting themselves into. They thought that they could move and try to make her normal and everything wold be alright. Well, they weren't as notified and knowledgable as they made themselves sound.