{ 1 June, 2014 | 9:22 A.M. | Kalaupapa, Hawaii | Day 1 | 476 words }
Alek didn't look over when he heard his friend stirring. He just kept looking at the ceiling. "Aw crap man, what time is it?" Alek sighed and sat up. "Do I look like a clock to you, cause that's all you ask me sometimes." He pulled his legs over the side of the bed and rubbed his eyes. He had somewhat fallen to sleep but not at the same time. Almost like a trance. He got up anyways. "Before we go out we should probably change into swim shorts. You know... Hawaii and beaches and all that jazz." He said as he threw Derik's shorts to him and put his own on. "Lets go man. We can't waste one day we're here!" Alek smiled and followed close behind his best friend as they walked out of the hotel.
Before they could get out of the hotel, a young child ran into him and fell to the ground. He knew what to do but he didn't know if he was allowed to. Well, screw permission. He knelt down and helped the small girl up, dusted off her dress and grabbed a piece of candy off the counter. "There you go little one. What's your name?" The little girl replied with Leah. Alek smiled then sat her on his knee. "Well Leah. I'm going to be here a while so maybe we can become good friends, now don't forget to try and watch were you are going." He explained then patted her head. He stood as the child ran off giggling. He smiled as she reminded him of Mathias. He noticed he was behind when following Derik. He ran to catch up, to see some deep tropics where Derik was standing.
He laughed at his comment about undying love and then followed in beside him. Luckily, Alek still had his boots on even though he changed his shorts. The tropics were very thick through this part of the island and it took them a lot of effort to get through the deep trees and plants. He got through with some effort and then he put his finger to Derik's mouth before he could speak. "Shh. Look." He whispered and pointed. From where they were standing they had the perfect view of two woman laying on their surfboards with their bikinis on. "You were talking about hot babes?" He questioned quietly.
He was right. They were babes. One was crowned with creamy blonde hair and clad in a green swimsuit. She had soft features but something told him that she wasn't the girl that her features displayed. Then there was the other. Hair of an unnatural white color and a striped swimsuit that looked like one of those swirly lollipops. She was beautiful, and there was no telling how many colors her hair had been and that made her even more special.
{ 1 June, 2014 | 9:15 A.M. | Kalaupapa, Hawaii | Day 1 | 274 words }
The sun was shining down on the waves, making them glitter like a thousand sapphires as they rolled up to shore beside the two girls. The breeze was cool and natural, so it wasn't made by Anna. Seashells scattered across their private shore. They wanted a place were they didn't have to worry about people seeing their powers so the four of them found this place after about a week of having their powers. It was absolutely perfect. Enough earth underneath the sand that Victoria could work with it then of course the wind and water. She remembered that many days after the incident, they had stayed in this little perfect cove that they had found for many days.
"It's a nice day. Good for the first day of summer huh? Got any good ideas for what we should do this year?" Anna asked as she switched positions. Claire looked at the sky, just relaxing for a little before responding. "Well, all I know is that next year, we get out of here and go see the world. Yeah, I know our parents would never let us but we could sneak out you know!" She pitched the idea flawlessly and after about a half an hour of sunbathing, Victoria rose from her position to see the two males watching them. How long had they been there? What particularly had they seen? She grabbed Annabelle's hand and pulled her up. "Come on. Into the water." She called softly enough for only Annabelle to hear. They both dove into the water and swam a little ways off shore but still close enough where they could see the men.