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The Girl with the Red Eyes

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Summary

Cloe is a normal girl who knows what love is and how to be popular. Asher is a boy who knows both but the excessive end of love. Their friends lead normal lives until they come to crashing ends. Cloe has no idea what her life will hold. But after her parents leave her unexpectedly, it'll only get worse. Not to mention the fact that she's alone and all her friends are leaving too. They all disappear without a trace and no one knows what happened to them but only one person. Her life might pick up but then again, expect the unexpected right? Her world just might come to a crashing end. But hey, who knows? Life throws curveballs at anyone just to throw them off track. Others, not so much. Will she be another victim by the curveball? Or will she survive and somehow find love and happiness in a boy?

Status
8yrs ago
Chapters
5
Rating
5.0 (1 review)
Age Rating
13+

Chapter 1

I’m Cloe Hemperly. I’m 15. I don’t know how to start this story because I have never done this before. Well, maybe I should start by describing my life and my looks. I was born with mahogany hair, red eyes, and I’m tanned. I live in California by the West Coast in a lovely 2018 modern mansion by the coast. My mom died when I was born and now my dad has a lazy cheater as a wife. Her name is Emma. We’re rich, I’m an only child, and we have a Ferrari and live in a 2018 modern mansion. We have a ton of secret rooms and an elevator. We basically own the beach and we’re so popular everybody is jealous of our lives. That’s about it. Oh, wait! One main detail I left out: I have severe depression.

My day started out as sleeping in on a Monday.

“Shoot! No! Why are you broken alarm clock?! DAD!” I screamed as I ran into my walk-in closet to get dressed. I slammed the door as soon as my dad ran into my room.

“What’s wrong this time?” he asked calmly.

“It’s broken!” I pointed to the alarm clock that said 7:45. School would be starting in 15 minutes. I was dressed in my normal school uniform ready to go. Breakfast. I ran down the stairs in heels (the school dress code requires them) and grabbed an apple.

“Ok, I’ll go to the store after I drop you off. C’mon. Let’s go.” He motioned to the door and I sprinted out. I flew over the car door and quickly buckled my seat belt. I turned on my iPhone 8 and looked at the time. 7:47. Two minutes?! Oh, my gosh! That’s a new record!

“Dad? Can I have the new computer and Minecraft?” I showed him my phone screen with the newest edition of Apple computer.

“Sure baby. Maybe for your birthday though.” I thought about my birthday for a minute. That’s tomorrow. Then I heard an ear-shattering scream coming from the ocean. I looked out to the shore. The bay was bloody and a shark washed up on the beach. Then I looked closer. Someone was running toward my friend Marlee. I saw their blonde hair and noticed that it was Amberly. She embraced Marlee in a hug and Marlee hugged her back.

I know I shouldn’t be jealous but Amberly was one of those typical every day mean girls. And she targeted me the most. Why? Probably because I’m much cuter than her, richer, and I’m smarter.

I sighed. I won’t be talking to Marlee today.

“What’s wrong Cloe?” Dad’s words brought me back to reality.

I closed my eyes as we pulled into the parking lot. “Nothing,” I answered.

“Okay, well, have fun at school.”

“I’ll try.” I shut the car door and sprinted to the classroom. I sat down just as the bell rang 8. Miss Emily walked in as cool as a cat and began the English lesson.

“Okay, class! We will begin with the normal quiz on last week’s lesson. I know, I know. You don’t exactly want to do this today, especially when you want to watch the video of a shark washing up on shore,” she said. I heard a couple of my classmates groan when they heard the word “quiz.” I groaned too when I saw who walked in late with my best friend in the world. Marlee would never be late. I raised my hand and waited to be called on.

“May I go to the bathroom please?” I asked when she noticed me.

“Sure. Hurry up though,” she replied. I quickly ran out of the classroom and into the bathroom down the hall. I checked in every stall and chose the farthest one from the door. I stood in the corner and slid down the wall and started to cry.

“Why does this happen to me, God?” I asked.

“What happened this time Cloe?” I heard Marlee’s voice and immediately stopped crying.

“Yeah what happened, brat?” I heard Amberly’s voice come after that as well.

I never wanted to say anything but I did. “Go away. I wanna be alone,” I said.

I heard contact of a fist hitting someone’s face and Amberly yelped in pain. I knew exactly what happened: Marlee had punched Amberly. I laughed for a second.

“Don’t laugh or I’ll pretend to be Marlee and you'll be me! But I’ll do much worse.”

The second she said that I ran out of the stall and back into my seat in the classroom.

“Why are you running in here?” Miss Emily asked calmly.

I sighed. “Amberly said she’d punch me. Like, a lot.”

“No, I didn’t! Right, Marlee?” Amberly looked toward Marlee who had just walked in.

“You, erm, kinda did.” Marlee’s voice faded away with every word she said.

“No, I didn’t you brats!” Amberly screamed.

“What is going on in here? I came by to check how you all were doing but I decided now that I should take Amberly back to my office to have a little chat.” Mrs. Marple grabbed Amberly’s wrist and dragged her out of the room while she desperately tried to escape. I giggled. The school principal was always in my favor. Miss Emily shot me a smile. I returned it to her and started my test. Within the next ten minutes, I was done and had it handed in. I walked cooly back to my seat and picked up a book and started reading. About thirty minutes later the bell rang and I hurried to my locker. I grabbed my math textbook and ran to my next class. The rest of the day was boring. After school, I texted Dad and said that I’d be at the beach if he needed me.

I was laying there sunbathing in my school clothes for about five minutes when I heard a male voice behind me. “Hey there,” he said.

I looked behind me and saw my friend, Asher. He has the looks of an angel and his eyes look like gold. He was another child with superpowers like me. I have telekinesis and he has the ability to teleport.

“Can I sit there?” he asked pointing next to me. I nodded and watched as he sat down next to me. I sighed.

“How are you, Asher?” I asked.

“Good. You?”

“Very well.” I stared out into the ocean at some surfers. One with black hair had fallen off his board and into the ocean. I watched for a minute until his head popped up again.

“Hello? Are you ok? You zoned out.” Asher’s voice brought me back to life. I stared into his awesome golden eyes.

“Sorry. Yeah, I’m fine.” My phone buzzed and I looked at my notification. It was Dad. He needed me at the house. “Hey, uh, I gotta go. I’m sorry. Catch you later?” He nodded and I ran about a yard before running back taking his phone and putting my number in it.

“What the heck did you do?” he asked, skeptical of my action.

“You’ll see!” I called over my shoulder. I ran into the house door smiling like an idiot, currently unaware of the situation.

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