Daughters of Kimora - Angel92296 (read me a book txt) 📗

stepping closer to the door.
“You’re a terrible liar,” he said, jumping in between me and the door.
“Move or I’ll make you,” I said, sadly. He folded his arms over his chest. “Jesse, don’t make me do this.” He didn’t move. I thought really hard about Jesse being pulled away from the door the way I focused on my healing. After a few second Jesse’s body began shifting to the right, further from the door as I focused.
“I’m sorry,” I said running out the door. Miraculous was waiting for me in human form outside.
“You didn’t want to bring him along?” She asked when I reached her.
“I think we need some space.”
“If that is what you wish,” she replied. There was a black sports car in the trees. I opened the back door and climbed in the backseat. I laid there as she drove. The next thing I know, I am fast asleep.

In my dream, I was dead. I laid there on a cave floor, a sword sticking out my chest. Jesse sat a few feet away from where my body was, his head in his hands.
“What have you done Agora?!” he cried out.
“I did what you couldn’t,” her voice came from the dark end of the cave.
“I loved her and you killed her. I loved her!” he said, lifting his face. I could see the tears that ran down his face.
“You didn’t see what she was becoming,” she replied.
“She isn’t like you. She knew what she was doing,” he screamed. “You were one of them. She was our only hope of stopping them and you’ve killed her!!!”
“Stop this now. The giant bird has already tracked us or at least sensed the absence of her soul,” she said, pointing her finger at my limb body. Jesse crawled to where my body laid. He cradled my body in his arms and began to cry more.

I woke up breathing heavily. The car wasn’t moving and Miraculous was in the driver’s seat. I opened my door and climbed out. I stumbled out before falling to my knees. My stomach felt weird and without a warning I hurled. I began crying and I couldn’t stop.
“Are you alright?” I heard a man’s voice that I didn’t recognize. He ran up to me and kneeled by my side. I tried to pull myself together but I ended throwing up more. I felt a hand rub my back.
“Is she ok?” I heard Miraculous call from a few feet away from where I was.
“I don’t know,” the man said. “She looks a little wrong in color.”
“What’s wrong?” Miraculous asked me. She kneeled on my other side.
“Maria is going to do it,” I sobbed.
“Do what, Lucinda?” she asked.
“Kill me,” I said, putting my arms around my stomach.
“Is that what you dreamt?” she asked, in a panic rush. I nodded and cried more.
“We have to do something,” the man said. “We can’t let that happen.”
“I need to go back for him,” I said, wiping my face on my shirt. I tried to stand but I wobbled a bit and fell. Before I hit the ground, two strong hands caught me and brought me right on my feet.
“Thank you,” I said. The man was tall, taller than anyone I know. He wore a plaid and faded blue jeans. His face looked serious and hard. He stared at me for a few seconds and shook his head as if trying to clear.
“You look like your mother and you’re the only one that does,” he said, tilting his head to the side. I looked at Miraculous confused.
“This is James. He’s a friend of mine and he is the one who can help us the most.”
“Nice to meet you,” I said. I held my hand out for him to shake. He took my hand in his and then I was reliving the dream again. When he let my hand go again, I was gasping for air.
“I’m so sorry,” he said, taking a few steps back.
“So it’s true,” Miraculous asked him, while I still gasped for air.
“Yes, the time from the vision and now is a week and six hours.” He gave me an apologetic look.
“It’s ok. It wasn’t his fault,” Miraculous said grabbing my arm and bringing me to the car. “We have to go.”
“I’ll stay here. Now that I know her essence, I can see every vision she sees,” James said.
Miraculous put me in the passenger seat and slid behind the wheel.
“You might want to consider using the seat belt,” Miraculous nodded at me.
“You don’t have to tell me twice,” I said. I pulled my seatbelt on and we sped back in what I think is the direction we came from.
“This is my fault. I should have argued with Kimora about leaving you with her. I’m surprised you lived this long,” Miraculous spoke more to herself than to me.
“Have you seen my cell phone?” I asked her. She gave me a funny look and then reached into the dashboard. She handed me my phone.
“I knew you would ask for it.” I gave her a weak smile. I looked at my phone and I wasn’t surprised that I had twenty messages from Cameron. I scanned through the messages. The most important one said:
WHERE HAVE U AND KATE BEEN?
THERE R SOME NEW GURLS AT THE SKOOL
HOW DID U MEET THE NEW GURLS?
“I think they enrolled in my school,” I said, sighing.
“Don’t worry. They can’t do anything until they have you by their side. When it was just the six of them that existed and worked together, they could do anything because they are only powerful together. You aren’t like them in heart so you are able to work magic without them.”
“How long will it take us to get there?” I asked.
“By car, it’s six hours. But if we were to fly, an hour in a half tops,” she answered.
“Want to fly?” I asked her.
“You know I do,” she said, stomping on the brakes.
“Let’s go save my life,” I said, climbing out the car.


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Publication Date: 06-21-2011

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Dedication:
To my sisters who I love so much