Sammie Miller by Sonya Dunkley

Author:Sonya Dunkley
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Melrose Books

I feel better now that I’ve confided in someone or, in your case, something. At least you’re not able to judge me. I hate when people judge me, especially when they don’t know half of the things I’ve been through.

Thanks for listening, Diary. Speak soon. I’m going to practise my magical powers.

I closed the diary and place it back on the bedside table. I desperately want to tell Tyshyra and Mandy even though they’re not talking to me. It’s too much of a big deal to just keep between me and my diary; someone needs to know. On second thought, no one will ever believe me. To be fair, if it was vice versa and any of my friends tell me they have been given magical powers from a witch-looking lady, I would ask Google for the number for Maudsley mental hospital. I was even contemplating to ask Google for the number for myself.

Maybe it is a good thing that I’ve got magical powers? Maybe it’s not? Only God knows. I would use my powers to throw Dumb and Dumber out the window. And then make a car run over them. I think I like having powers. I can get used to this.

It’s still playing on my mind. How is this possible? Magic isn’t real. I feel like Harry Potter. I wonder how he felt, having powers.

I heard a knock at my door, which rudely interrupted my thoughts. It wasn’t the loud hard police knock though, so I’m guessing it’s not the big bad wolves. You can tell their knock differently from anybody else’s. Their knock says something. It says, “Open the door now, bitch. This is my room, not yours.” That’s what I get when I read between the lines, anyway.

I jumped out of my bed and practised this bad habit I have. I opened the door without asking who it was.

It was Elizabeth. Thank heavens for that – it could have been a much worse visit. She has her teddy in her hand, gripping it as tight as ever. I opened the door wider and stand to the side to invite her in. It’s a wonder Wendy and Irene didn’t tag along. They’re like each other’s tail. You don’t see one without the other two.

Elizabeth came in and invited herself to sit on my bed. I wonder about her sometimes. She always has a depressed look on her face. It’s like there’s still a problem in her life that has not been solved. That’s my theory anyway. She said she came to check up on me because she heard all that racket.

I started to hear my heart beat. I wonder if she knew what was going on. I wonder if she felt the earthquake?

I took a deep breath and replied back saying, “No, no, no, I’m fine.” I stuttered at every word and my legs couldn’t stop shaking. That doesn’t matter though because she doesn’t know me.

She kept asking me if I’m sure I’m all right, like she knows there’s something wrong with me.

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