Snippet #2616316

“That was amazing! Willow’s right, you are the real life Edward Cullen. How did you discover you could do that?” Delaney chimed and Ezra titled his head like a confused puppy. Apparently twilight wasn’t the time of day. ”I have no idea who that is” he said plainly. ”But my sisters and I liked to go look at the stars. There was a couple of days we had to stay in the city with relatives and it was nearly impossible to see hem” as he explained he began reaching for the ripe fruits from the lower branches. ”They were so upset that they couldn’t see them that I told them to imagine they were simply turned off, to cheer them up, and we were going to turn them on”. He glanced down at his basket to see that he had collected several fruits already. Now he’d just have to wait for Delaney to move on to the rest of the trees and bushes. He figure they should hurry. The others might be impatient. ”Imagine my surprise when I realized I could actually do it”he almost chuckled, remembering his 12 year old self practically glowing from excitement. There was a lot more to the story, but all that involved his father. That was something he didn’t feel like talking about at the moment. ”What about you?” he asked curiously as he watched her.


Camila had noticed the sudden change in the sky, but she had seen it one too many times before. She almost immediately knew who was responsible for it and decided to not mention anything about it. Ophelia suggested she could go to school with Cami and follow her around, and though Cami would love spending time with her best friend and not having to go to school alone, she shook her head vigorously. ”You don’t have to do that” she assured her. Cami knew her best friend would prefer to stay home with her boyfriend. She guessed she only suggested to go because Cami had contemplated staying and that worried her. Nothing could ever keep Cami from going to school, except an injured best friend.”I’ll go..” she said, almost reluctantly, as she looked at her friend. ”You stay in case there’s any news” of course she could ask anyone else to message her, but she didn’t want her friend forcing herself to go to school just for her sake. ”I’ll be fine” she managed a smile. It was weak and took effort, but it was genuine.


Remi could tell he hurt Mathew, but how, he didn’t know exactly. He lifted a brow at his comment and shook his head, some of his blonde waves falling in his eyes. ”You can’t afford to lose your appetite, you’re already too skinny” he said with a bit of authority, as if he were his father or personal doctor. He knew he’d get some sort of comment on it. Remi himself was just as skiinny, but he was strong and liked to think he was healthy. He just happened to have a fast metabolism. ”I’ll wait with you” he offered, leaning back in his chair. He wasn’t really hungry, but if it mean Mathew would eat then he could make the sacrifice. ”And I’ll eat something too, but only if you do” he spoke as if he were striking up a life or death deal. For some reason he was suddenly committed to Mathew’s health. He unintentionally glanced over at Grayson, smiling the faintest bit when he saw his god daughter playing with Lucas. Once Matty agreed to his deal, he’d have to go over and say hello.