As I arrived at school I couldn't stop thinking about my death appointment.
I had got incredibly paranoid. How was I going to die? Who was going to kill me? Was I going to be murdered? Was I...
I mentally slapped myself.
Breath Violet, all you need to do is breathe.
Remember, Aunt Jenna's visions are usually wrong, do you not remember last time? With the toilet plunger...?
I chuckled slightly in spite of myself, remembering the last time Aunt Jenna read my hands. She said that a cat was going to come crawling out the toilet, so she grabbed a plunger and started looking for a cat.
Crazy I thought.
It then dawned on me.
The whole death vision might not be true. I have to admit, most of her visions haven't been exactly accurate...
And death is such a common thing...maybe it was just a stupid little thing to worry about after all? Just because I had a bad feeling something was going to happen today, didn't mean-
"Violet!" A voice called.
I snapped out of my thoughts and saw a blonde haired girl running over in my direction.
I smiled when I realised it was my friend, Sarah Harris. She wrapped her arms around me in a tight hug, and pulled back after a second.
Her face was beaming as usual. "Hey Violet!" she chirped, "How was your summer?"
"Fine," I shrugged, "I went camping with my Aunt Jenna...and that was pretty much it."
"Sounds fun," she chuckled, "I went to Florida."
"I know Miss show-off," I smiled punching her lightly in the arm.
"I would have taken you..." she said innocently, "But you know, I don't think you would have fitted in the suitcase and well...it would have looked suspicious."
I chuckled and she smiled as well, as I imagined her trying to shove me into a suitcase three times smaller than myself.
Sarah is my best friend, if that didn't seem pretty obvious. I've known her since the first day of school, and I guess we just kinda...stuck together. But we're happy like that.
We discussed our new timetables, to discover we had every class together. At least I wouldn't be alone and by myself I thought.
Sarah then suddenly out of the blue, got incredibly excited.
"What's wrong?" I asked chuckling.
"I have some gossip," she grinned, "Do you want to hear?"
"Do I have a choice?"
"Nope."
"Then go ahead."
She chuckled and started flapping her hands while speaking.
"Well, I arrived here this morning with everyone chatting and I was like guys what's the hold up? And then I noticed Mark who was looking incredibly gorgeous as always, and then I saw Emily's shoes which are to DIE for and-"
"Is there a point to this story?" I interrupted her.
She rolled her eyes, "I was only kidding about all that." she smiled and gave me a knowing look. "Anyway, this is what really happened."
"While we're young," I smiled.
"There's a new student starting today," she nodded, "A transfer student from America. Can you believe that? The U S of A." she saluted me.
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Vampire"I don't have a special type of blood. I don't have an impenetrable mind. I don't have an alluring sent. I don't have any diseases. I'm just normal. Like everyone in this town should be. At first, nothing happened. I was saddened, wishing something...