The Walkers by Demetria Jackson (most read book in the world .TXT) 📕

went to his house after school. His house was a white queen Victorian with green lining. It was two stories with a doorbell that was in the shape of a lion. I knocked on the large door and waited for about three minutes before someone finally came to the door.
A small child with large blue eyes and dark brown hair stood before me. He reminded a bit of Rowan; except for the fact that he had small freckles on his cheeks.
“Hello, I’m looking for Rowan.” I said to the boy. He nodded once and turned away leaving the door open for me to walk through. The house was even more beautiful on the inside. The first room I walked into looked like the living room with a large black leather sofa, a clear glass table sat in front of the sofa along with a red love seat across from it. The room was all white and had a soft white carpet. The boy gestured for me to sit while he went to get Rowan.
After a few moments Rowan walked through the doorway. He had on a black Tokyo hotel shirt with dark blue jeans and skater type shoes. I have to admit, at the moment he looked pretty hot.
“What are doing here?” he asked looking very confused as to what I was doing in his house.
“I need to talk to you about yesterday.” I explain, walking towards him. He tells me to follow him and begins walking up the steps towards a door with the sign ‘keep out’ on it. He opens the door and we walk into a dark room with black and red walls, posters lined the walls and in the center of the room was a large king bed. We sat down and I told him about what happened earlier this morning. When I was finished he just sat there for a minute and looked at me.
“When your hands began glowing did they feel hot?” he asked me after a while.
“Yea, actually now that I think about it, they did feel a bit hot. Why?”
“You’re a Sparker.” He told me as if I knew what that was.
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Text: Demetria Jackson
Publication Date: 12-05-2011

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Dedication:
To my new friend Aaron. Who encouraged me to write a book.