Disney Fairies: Rani and the Three Treasures by Kimberly Morris

Author:Kimberly Morris [Morris, Kimberly]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781423159278
Publisher: Disney Press
Published: 2012-04-17T07:00:00+00:00

Rani and Prilla nodded.

“I have something wonderful. Something that will make everyone’s eyes pop,” Bess told them.

Prilla and Rani looked at each other. “Would you call it a treasure?” Prilla asked.

“Oh, yes. Look at this.” Bess went to the corner where something very large was covered with a cloth. She removed the cloth with a flourish to reveal an enormous piece of sea glass. It was almost as big as Bess. “I’m going to paint a portrait of Mother Dove on it.”

Rani’s mouth fell open in amazement. “That piece of sea glass is huge. How did you carry it all the way from the beach?”

“Terence gave me a bit of extra fairy dust in exchange for painting that picture of Tink.” Bess quickly covered the sea glass with the cloth. “Don’t tell a soul about this,” she begged. “I want it to be a surprise.”

Rani and Prilla promised they would keep her secret.

Outside the studio, Prilla looked at Rani expectantly. “Well? What do you think?”

“It’s a lovely piece of sea glass,” Rani told her. “But I’ve seen pieces of sea glass much bigger and smoother.”

Prilla’s normally friendly face darkened. “Why are you being so discouraging about all of the treasures in Pixie Hollow?”

“I’m not!” Rani cried.

“Yes, you are,” Prilla fumed. “You know what? I think you don’t want to find Pixie Hollow’s treasures. Because deep down you really want the rain to stay forever, even though it’s making the rest of us miserable.” And with that, Prilla burst into tears.

Rani felt tears forming in her own eyes. “Oh, no! Prilla! Why would you say such a thing? You must know that’s not true.”

Prilla cried harder. She pulled a leaf-kerchief from her pocket and dabbed at her eyes. “You’re right. I do know it’s not true. I don’t have any idea why I said it.”

“I know why you said it. You said it because the rain is making you cranky and sad, just like it’s making everybody cranky and sad.”

Rani handed Prilla her own leafkerchief, which wasn’t much help. Rani’s leafkerchiefs were always damp. She patted Prilla on the shoulder. “There, there,” she said in a soothing tone. “There, there.”

Then suddenly, Rani spied something. She pointed at it, so excited that all she could manage to say was, “There! There!”

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