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rainbowfic2013-08-07 11:40 am
blossomdreams) wrote in rainbowfic2013-08-07 11:40 am
True Blue #14 with canvas and seed beads
Name: Blossom
Story: Pleasant Surprise
Colors: True Blue 14. (sharing)
Supplies and Styles: seed beads, canvas (Sam is around 12-13 here), graffiti (Midsummer Night's dream prompt )
Title: A Companion
Word Count: 317
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Sam meets someone who shares his secret.
Warnings: none
Notes: So Sam wouldn't leave me alone after the first piece so here's some more about him! Yes, his new friend Ed can be very excited. ^^ Enjoy!
“Hey, you can see them can’t you?”
Samuel looked up from inside his locker and over to his classmate a boy with dark hair and brown eyes. He shook his head and returned to looking for his science book.
“I don’t know what you’re talking about.”
“Oh yes you do! Your story in English today sounded too much like the little people I saw outside my window once. Small, so small that they can have butterflies or moths as pets, using leaves as clothing, pointed ears, horns, and wings! They sound so much like them! You can see them too, right?”
Samuel snapped back and stared at his classmate. “I-I’m not supposed to say anything about it to other people.” He whispered as he looked around for his sisters. They were known to pop up whenever Sam got close to mentioning their gift. His classmate didn’t notice him as he bounced excitedly.
“Me either, but you know! I’m so happy to find someone else that knows! Hi, my name is Edward, but you can call me Ed! What’s yours?”
“Um, Samuel, but you can call me Sam.”
Edward smiled. “Great! This is so cool! Finally someone else that can see them!”
“Shh! Keep your voice down!” Samuel looked around again, sighing in relief when he didn’t see his sisters. “Look, I can tell you some more after school, okay?”
“Okay!” Ed and Sam looked up when the first chimes started in the hallway, a signal that they had five minutes left before class started.
“I’ll meet you here afterschool, okay?”
Sam nodded. “Okay.”
Ed grinned and patted his back before he walked down the hallway to his next class. Sam watched him disappear in the crowds of people before he turned back to get his book. At least there are others now. He grinned as he stuffed his book in his bag and hurried on to class.
Story: Pleasant Surprise
Colors: True Blue 14. (sharing)
Supplies and Styles: seed beads, canvas (Sam is around 12-13 here), graffiti (Midsummer Night's dream prompt )
Title: A Companion
Word Count: 317
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Sam meets someone who shares his secret.
Warnings: none
Notes: So Sam wouldn't leave me alone after the first piece so here's some more about him! Yes, his new friend Ed can be very excited. ^^ Enjoy!
“Hey, you can see them can’t you?”
Samuel looked up from inside his locker and over to his classmate a boy with dark hair and brown eyes. He shook his head and returned to looking for his science book.
“I don’t know what you’re talking about.”
“Oh yes you do! Your story in English today sounded too much like the little people I saw outside my window once. Small, so small that they can have butterflies or moths as pets, using leaves as clothing, pointed ears, horns, and wings! They sound so much like them! You can see them too, right?”
Samuel snapped back and stared at his classmate. “I-I’m not supposed to say anything about it to other people.” He whispered as he looked around for his sisters. They were known to pop up whenever Sam got close to mentioning their gift. His classmate didn’t notice him as he bounced excitedly.
“Me either, but you know! I’m so happy to find someone else that knows! Hi, my name is Edward, but you can call me Ed! What’s yours?”
“Um, Samuel, but you can call me Sam.”
Edward smiled. “Great! This is so cool! Finally someone else that can see them!”
“Shh! Keep your voice down!” Samuel looked around again, sighing in relief when he didn’t see his sisters. “Look, I can tell you some more after school, okay?”
“Okay!” Ed and Sam looked up when the first chimes started in the hallway, a signal that they had five minutes left before class started.
“I’ll meet you here afterschool, okay?”
Sam nodded. “Okay.”
Ed grinned and patted his back before he walked down the hallway to his next class. Sam watched him disappear in the crowds of people before he turned back to get his book. At least there are others now. He grinned as he stuffed his book in his bag and hurried on to class.
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