The Never Girls Volume 3: Books 7-9 by Kiki Thorpe & Jana Christy

Author:Kiki Thorpe & Jana Christy [Thorpe, Kiki & Christy, Jana]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9780736438193
Amazon: 073643819X
Publisher: RH/Disney
Published: 2017-07-04T00:00:00+00:00

“What the—?” Jed looked startled.

Kate opened her eyes. She looked surprised, too.

Vidia was hovering in the air beside her. The fast-flying fairy shook snow from her wings. Her pale, thin face wore a satisfied smile.

But the boys couldn’t see her. James threw another snowball. Vidia flew straight at it as it sailed through the air. When she hit it, the snowball smashed into bits.

“What on earth?” James muttered. The boys began to throw more snowballs, faster and faster. Vidia flew to meet each one, so fast she was only a blur in the air. Her glow blazed brightly.

No wonder Queen Clarion sent her, Lainey thought. Vidia could sometimes be a pain. But she was the strongest, fastest fairy in all of Pixie Hollow, and she wasn’t afraid of anything.

Finally, the boys gave up, looking impressed. “How did you do that?” Jed asked the girls.

The friends glanced at each other and laughed. “Don’t mess with us,” Mia warned him.

“Yeah!” Gabby cried. “We’ve got fairy magic!”

“Come on, guys. We have fairies to help,” Kate said. The girls linked arms and walked away, with Fawn and Vidia flying among them.

“If they didn’t believe in fairies before, they sure do now,” Lainey said, giggling. “Vidia, that was really cool.”

Vidia shrugged. But she accepted the tissue that Lainey held out to her, wrapping it around her shoulders like a blanket. Lainey could tell she was pleased.

“Maybe Fawn and Vidia should burst snowballs for everyone in the park,” Kate said. “What do you say, Fawn?”

Fawn didn’t answer. She seemed to be struggling to fly. Without warning, the animal-talent fairy fell from the air.

“Oh no!” Lainey cried, hurrying to pick her up. “Is it the Disbelief?” she asked, cradling the fairy in her mittens.

“I don’t think so,” Fawn said. “I think my wings are too cold. If they freeze, they could be ruined.” Lainey could see icy crystals forming on Fawn’s wings.

“I told you not to go rolling around in the snow,” Vidia said.

“We’ll take you back to Pixie Hollow,” Lainey told Fawn. “The healing-talent fairies will know what to do.”

“But our plans…,” Fawn protested.

Lainey’s mind was made up. “I told Queen Clarion I wouldn’t let anything happen to you.”

“Oh no!” Mia said suddenly, clapping her hand over her mouth. “I forgot! I promised Mami we’d be home ages ago!”

“You and Gabby go home, then,” Kate said. “Lainey and I can take Fawn to the portal, and Vidia can help her from there.”

But just as they reached the edge of the park, Vidia shot away again without a word. “Vidia, come back!” Lainey cried.

“Where did she go?” Kate asked. They scanned the park, but all they saw was a boy walking a dog.

“Maybe she wanted to fly around the park again,” Fawn said.

“Ugh, Vidia. Just when you think she’s okay, she does something selfish,” Kate complained.

“Should we leave without her?” Lainey wondered.

Suddenly, the boy with the dog gave a loud yelp. He stopped abruptly, yanking the leash so hard that the dog yelped, too. The boy rubbed his face as though he’d been stung.

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