Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (My Version)

Chapter 6 ~ Black Eyes and Ninja Fights?!

~ Chapter 6 ~

April flipped out her tessen. "Leave my friend alone."

I clutched my eye and stared at her in shock. April...

Headmistress growled. "I said, GET LOST!"

"And I said leave my friend alone!" April snarled back.

I never saw April so mad, or well, mad. She's always laid back and nice...or that's what I thought anyway.

A thought popped into my head. If April did attack her, it could count as assault, but on the other hand, I was a child abuse victim by her.

I stood up and glanced at April. She nodded her head as if she knew what I was going to ask.

You can only live once, I told myself. Let's change what's going on in my life.

For years, I've held my tongue, kept all my anger bottled up, my hatred, resent, but now it was time to use it all.

"Hey!" I screamed. "I'm done letting ya push me around! And..." I took a deep breath. "I'M DONE!"

I tackled her to the ground as April gawked at me. Maybe she had something different in mind, but that didn't matter anymore.

"You little brat!" She snarled.

April grabbed my wrist. "Let's go."

I nodded as April and I ran out of the orphanage. I was never going back.

"What are we gunna do now?" I asked as April lead me across the street.

"You're staying with the turtles, Splinter will understand."

I blinked. From a crummy orphanage to the sewers, not much of an upgrade but oh well.

We turned and past another building.

I don't know where we were heading but I followed, not wanting to turn around.

April kept pulling me along, trying not to risk a glance behind her.

Another turn and we came to a stop.

"Oh gods," April's face went pale.

A groan escaped my lips. "Not these guys again."

Perched up on the ledges if rooftops, dumpsters, and fire escapes were ninjas. Those ninjas...again.

"Where's the dog and fish?" I whispered at April.

"I dunno, I don't seem them." She replied, digging in her pocket for something.

A second later she tossed me a dull green thing the size of my hand.

"Call Donnie, until then, I'll hold them off."

I stared at the device in my palm. It looked like a turtle shell, but on a flat side was a phone screen.

"What is this thing?" I asked.

"A T-Phone, one of Donnie's inventions. It's pretty much like a cell phone."

I blinked, realizing it was what April was texting with at Antonio's pizzeria.

Frowning, I tossed it back and balled my fists before saying, "I'm sick ad tried of running."

April glanced at me. "Remember what happened last time we went against these guys? You got knocked out."

I looked at her and smirked. "Yeah, but now they don't have the puppy and sushi to hide behind."

April rolled her eyes. "I'll never understand you."

"Exactly, that's why we're friends." I grinned, and charged.