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“Come on Leo!” A familiar girl whispered. She was about 13 years old. Her light brown hair went down to her waist, whisps getting in her face from the wind outside.”We need to get to our rooms before we get caught!”
Leo vaguely remembered sneaking out of the house, to watch the stars that night. He could have sworn he saw them rearrange themselves to create a new constellation that night. His foster sister said he was seeing things because of the cold and that they should warm up inside and go to bed.
The boy looked up and into his new sister’s eyes. They were a pale shade of blue, like frost. He could see the sadness in them. Why was she sad? Leo couldn’t remember. Her dad was alive. Granted, the guy was a bad dad, but he was alive! She didn’t have any powers that would hurt anyone if she simply got upset and lost focus. Did she? Leo was having trouble remembering.
This girl was the first person to treat Leo with any respect for a long time. Leo would NOT except this. She deserved to be happy.
“Hey,” He said quietly so as not to wake his foster father. “You ok?”
“As ok as I can be when I know that my brother is running away and I can’t do anything about it.” She replied.
“Your brother….” Leo trailed off, realizing that she had been talking about him. “Right… sorry.”
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Leo woke up. He was so confused. He had been having these dreams of this girl for a long time now. Leo didn’t even know her! Or maybe he did and just didn’t want to remember.
Leo hadn’t told anyone about these dreams either. He didn’t want his friends to worry about him. Despite what he might have done or said to make them feel otherwise, Leo did not like too many people looking at him all at once. Let alone with worry!
The young mechanic got ready for the day and left cabin 9 to grab breakfast and talk to his friends. It still bothered him that he knew that girl from somewhere. Maybe if he knew the name then he would remember where he recognized her from.
Then it hit him. That face. N-no, it couldn’t be. She had to be someone else. But it wasn’t. It was so obvious! That girl was his sister! She was Mia Cortez.