Amzie Hunter hasn't had an easy life, but she goes through life with a smile on her face because of her best friends. Will that smile always be there? In a perfect world, but no world is perfect.
[OC x L. Ross]
book 1 in the Hunter's Sister series.
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"Somebody read that." Cory said as he nodded to the board.
"History will be kind to me for I intend to write it. Winston Churchill."
"—and he did. Who's gonna write their own history here? What is history? I keep forgetting." Cory said with a shrug.
"History is time passing."
"Oh yeah? How much time? Someone once said: a hundred years from now, all new people." Cory said.
"Hundred years." Amzie said with a confident smile.
"Wrong."
"You set me up." Amzie glared as she pointed at Cory.
"When should you guys begin to make your own history?" Cory asked.
"Right now."
"Good. Today we're talking about Winston Churchill. When the new people come, how do you want them talking about you?" Cory asked.
"Nicely?"
"How long do we have before history makes its decision about us?" Maya asked.
"What if they're writing it down now?" Amzie asked.
"Doesn't matter. Chapter one: introduction. Please read." Cory said as he nodded at Riley.
"There is a comfort in knowing that history is fixed. You can no sooner change history than you can change the nine planets in our solar system from Mercury to Pluto." Riley read before everyone nodded in realization.
"Oh!"
"What?"
"Nice job, Mr. Matthews." Lucas said with a smile.
"What'd he do?" Riley asked as she looked at him.
"He just showed us history books can be wrong. You can change history." Farkle said.
"I don't get it."
"How can she not know?" Lucas asked as he looked at everyone.
"Look at the bird!" Amzie said as she pointed somewhere.
"She doesn't know because she has us." Maya said after she, Amzie, Farkle, and Lucas huddled up.
