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Chapter Two – Of Strange Occurences

I had awoken from my deep slumber -- on the floor. I remember falling off, and purposely staying on the floor. Oh, and did I mention that I never forget any dream I have? I can always tell people my dreams with clarity. By the way, Kya and I had become like sisters, too! Anyways, as I was saying, I awoke from my slumber upon the floor. The cause? Auntie Plummings and Uncle Plummings were coming over today, and it was their knock that had awoken me. I quickly dressed and awoke my "sister" and told her they were here. She, too, quickly dressed and downstairs we went. I opened the door to let them in. No Auntie, no Uncle. I looked down, a package was on the doorstep. I reached down to feel it, was it bulky? Any protruding wires? Is there a return address on it? okay, good. I had learned that in the Safety School; never forgot it .. duh! I was more surprised when I saw that it was addressed to me and Kya! The person who sent it -- their name, I mean -- was M.O.I. Okay.. (I had no idea what it stood for.) I brought it inside, and cautiously unwrapped it. Inside, was another smaller box; quickly opened. We looked inside it, and inside were two small rings, one of which was ruby red, and had a fancy K engraved on the outer part. The other was a sapphire blue (my favorite color, if I had failed to mention that before.) with a fancy J engraved on it. I never did tell you my name, so I shall tell you now. My name is Jessica Lynn Martinez. There, you know it now. We both looked at eachother and raised our eyebrows, (we always did that when we thought something was strange.) All the same, we slipped our gorgeous rings on and in exactly one second and one millisecond later, we were swooshed away from our own world, to another world.
Looking around ourselves, we saw that we were standing in a beautiful garden, and the scent of the delicate flowers tickled our noses. It all smelled so good, and I might not be able to explain it, but I know exactly what it looked like. I shall never forget it. It was the most beautiful garden that I had ever laid my eyes upon. Flowers, that were never seen before, even to the ends of the earth, bloomed there. We looked to see if there was any entrance, any means of leaving the garden. Then, something white and powdery started falling all around me, and I knew it was snowing. Since it had been summer where we lived, we were wearing T-shirts. And it was getting extremely cold outside, I said to Kya,
"Kya -- I don't think we are in Missouri anymore.." (I stole that line, too -- well, sort of.) Kya nodded, and we walked around the garden, it was a huge garden. It seemed like we would never get to the end of it, and when we did; no means of departure. So we decided to turn around and make sure we hadn't missed a door on the other side. We had. Because there, at the very other end, was a small door. Ivy and wild flowers clung to it. I tried it, but it was no use; it would not open. I sighed in disbelief, and I was shivering the dickens out of myself! So was Kya. I searched in my skirt pocket for anything, (not a sweater, mind you. Sweaters don't fit in such tiny pockets.) I knew I did not have anything in there except my cellphone,But that was all. But I looked anyways, and to my surprise, my memory had failed me. I felt cold metal touch my hand, and grasped it. Pulling it out, I saw an old rusting key. I furrowed my eyebrows,
"Kya, my memory never fails me. I did not put this key in here; now I know we are not in Missouri anymore!" (I stole that last part, too.) Kya nodded, and I tried the key in the lock. And to my surprise, it opened! Cautiously, I opened the door; it creaked. I looked beyond the door, through the small crack that was opened. Before me, was a soft white blanket of snow. I opened the door more (though with some difficulty, since snow was piled behind it.), and I stepped out, Kya following me.
"Look, Jess! Just look at all that snow! it is the most snow I have ever seen before." Kya shouted excitedly, I shrugged my shoulders as I watched her make a snow angel. I never did understand how anyone could like snow so much. I hated it and wanted warm weather. But that was me, and my tastes are different I suppose. Then, a few moments later, I had told her that we were to go on, because I was getting very cold. And on we walked, for what seemed like hours and hours. Around what seemed like it must be six in the evening, she stopped and said she simply couldn't go any further. The whole time we had walked, there was nothing in sight, and from where we stood, there was nothing in sight. I sighed, and shivered. I had not the slightest idea what we were going to do, or where we were going to go.