30 Days on the Galapagos Islands

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Summary

Angelica has always hated wildlife. From leaves, to insects, birds, everything seems to disgust her. However, 7 years after a jarring news report shakes the world awake, Angie finds herself washed ashore in the one place she isn’t supposed to be. The Galapagos Islands. Years earlier all inhabitants evacuated after a government relocation program started in regards to the almost extinct species. To keep the islands thriving, the government shut it down, leaving the islands completely bare, and overrun with nature. After one forced fishing trip, and a capsized boat later, Angie has no choice but to survive on the islands for as long as possible. If that even is possible… Eventually, she will come across some help. Whether or not she likes it, a boy will find her. And not just a boy, but a whole civilization. (Fiction, Survival, Mystery, Slight Romance)

Status
Ongoing
Chapters
13
Rating
5.0 1 review
Age Rating
13+

Prologue

Entry 1: Day 4 (I think)

Hopefully, I don’t lose this, because it’s the only thing keeping me from going insane. But I’ll start by saying this.

My name is Angelica Morrison.

But everyone calls me Angie.

This is mainly because people have convinced me that the name “Angelica” is simply too long to say all at once. I think they’re right. I like how “Angie” rolls off the tongue more easily. It’s like drinking hot chocolate, silky, smooth, yet rich and lasting. It’s memorable, and in my opinion, perfect. When people look at me, they know who I am. I’m somebody, somebody important.

It reminds me of the substitute I once had in elementary school. The way she pronounced my name sounded like a jigsaw puzzle that was put together the wrong way. But once I told her she could call me “Angie”, her whole face changed into a look of pure satisfaction. It was as if I had taken some huge weight off of her shoulders, and she was finally able to breathe. Ever since that day, I have loved my name and all the good luck it has brought with it.

Actually, scratch that.

Luck…. It’s a funny thing, isn’t it?

Because I haven’t had a lot of it lately.

Ever since that damn fishing trip, things will never be the same.

And the bugs…

Oh, I hate the bugs…

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