The Start of Her Choice

The breeze blew pass the small hole under the door, carrying a sepia colored paper. It twirled and flied to lay on top of the dining table inside the kitchen. The person was eating her pancake while the old looked paper was remaining still. As if the wind demanded her to read the paper, it flied again and almost landed on top her food before she could catch it on time.

It's moving. The picture inside the paper was moving. She would be freaked out if she didn't know her real identity. But she knew.

The picture of unknown two men were screaming and smirking when they got sealed into a jail. The hot news on the header, with capital bold font, stated "Another Death Eaters Escape from the Azkaban!"

It was very terrific, but Jessica just crumpled the paper and tossed it into the trash can. It didn't go in. She shrugged and finished her dinner in the dark. Her house didn't have any lamps on. Nobody knows there's someone living in this house, so the government decided to take the electric off for saving. Jessica didn't complain. She just didn't want to.

She got up to go back to her room. Her adventure would start tomorrow and she couldn't wait to see what would happen. The letter came yesterday with a pack of new things she never seen before. It told h