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     Vana waded into the water, cold seeped into her but...somehow it didn’t matter, the girl just didn't care. Vana looked up at the sky and let her thoughts roam, thoughts about  one person. Vana thought about her late sister, Sachi. “W-why?” She asked the sky, looking up at the void of black and twinkling white. “Why did you take her?” She didn’t know who she was trying to talk to. God? Painter? Did it even matter? She just kept looking up and asked the questions she knew she would never get the answers to. The girl felt more water...but this water came from her eyes, warm and fresh. She was crying. She

May looked down at the whipping tide of the ocean, the sound ear bursting, more so than the thunder above. She took a deep breath and edged closer to the edge before steps she had been hearing behind her grew louder and louder. "May...you don't want to do this." The male voice said, she didn't need to turn around to know it was her wolf, Sen. "Well...maybe I do!" She argued and clenched her fists. "M-maybe life isn't what it should be!" She looked back at the wolf, his green hair, eyes, paws and tail tip all the same color on top of his base grey coat of fur. “You have friends!” Sen tried to reason while taking a step closer. May

     "May! Breakfast!" Her mother called to the girl who was sleeping in her room. She had been on skype for too long the other night with her friends and Talons loud booming voice had gotten in her head. She didnt make it to bed until five in the morning and her ten AM wake up call was here again, but this time to haunt her. She lazily dragged herself up and blinked, looking around her room while she got her baring. She smiled contently as the warm smells of the kitchen snuck their way into her room. She arose from her bed and seemingly floated off it in pure bliss at the smell of her mother's cooking. She stayed in her cozy, warm pajamas an

     Vana crouched and looked at a violet, she smiled to herself and plucked it gently comparing it to her clothing. She brought it to her nose and gave it a light sniff, letting the sweet scent fill her nose before she gently put it down, got up and walked away. She stretched her arms out as she walked on, the day was bright and warm and it seemed like she could accomplish anything she wanted to if she put her mind to it. She didn't know how long she'd walk or where her path would take her, all she knew was that she wanted to keep walking. Suddenly she heard voices behind her. "Vana, hey Vana come here!" They called. She turned and smiled, s