Molly's Miracle Colonies

di Dannis Cole (Autore)

DannisWrites, 2024

Molly, a brilliant young student, finds her life turned upside down when she encounters aliens who reveal her extraordinary destiny. She is destined to become the leader of miracle healer colonies that will save countless lives across the galaxy.As Molly navigates the complexities of her newfound abilities and the challenges of her family life, she must also grapple with the impending threat of intergalactic war. With the help of her alien courted, Binneas, and the support of a network of alien colonies, Molly must find a way to use her healing powers to tip the balance in favor of peace and hope. Molly's Miracle Colonies is a clean and wholesome story about a strong female protagonist who cares deeply for others. This heartwarming tale explores themes of destiny, love, and the power of healing. Nobody's up this early, not at 4:15 am. Quiet, gradually curving street. Two-story houses with cold stone. Long driveways. Big, wasteful lots. That's my parents all over, but this house was Aunt Mabel's. All that money didn't last when she got cancer. Enjoyed the full moon in the dark sky. It's in the 30's now, but I won't get hot, at least. Got to the straight part of the street near the Bruces.Pretended I was an ice skater and did a spin. Took off for a wide loop. Nothing in my way, so I sped up a little. Suddenly, a couple appeared in a flash of green light! I leaned back and did a T maneuver. "Oh, hi!" Dumb, but he looked up and saw me coming, fast. The wheels screeched. Tried to swerve but the skates are wrecked! Skidded into the man. Whump! He didn't budge a bit! At that speed, we should both be on the ground! "Are you well?" I expected him to be mad. His arms went around me for a hug! The streetlight by their house snapped on. Sylvania's purring, loud! I looked up into totally orange eyes, a head taller than I. "Depends on your definition of 'well'. I hope I didn't bruise your arms. Have you got a fever?" His skin felt warm through my elbow pad and wrist braces! In this cold? Through our jackets! "O, I am well, thank you. My doctor tells me it is not an illness. Some people have higher temperatures than others." Not that high! I leaned forwards and he held me up. "Oh, I'm not falling, I just have to lean forward a little so I don't roll backwards." I lowered my voice. "I saw that light. You two just appeared in my neighborhood. Don't worry, I won't tell anybody. We should move over to the sidewalk in case a car comes." We walked, and my skates weren't rolling. He smiled. "You are ne afraid?" His orange eyes opened wide. "I've always wanted to meet someone from another planet! Can I go with you? I'm not very happy at home." I sighed. Sat on the sidewalk. My wheels are melted. Oh, no! Dad'll kill me! "How old are you, Child?" Those wide orange eyes—like a parrot—seemed kind. She had blue, also wide. Wider than I could open 'em. He waved, and my roller blades repaired themselves. Better than—still pink but commuter skates! "I'm 12. When I'm 13 next month I might be able to convince a judge—but I don't want to go into foster care. My parents are going to all these parties all of a sudden. They leave me at home. Dad gets mad at me if I have any friends outside the neighborhood. Toni and Mark said they'd try to adopt me, but they're scared I would get put in foster care anyway, and I can't choose who to live with. Social workers can decide stuff, and nobody can do anything." I pulled at a red ringlet. My curls bounced as I shook my head.

• Autore: Dannis Cole
• Editore: DannisWrites
• Formato: EPUB2 con DRMFREE
• Cloud: Sì Scopri di più
• Compatibilità: Tutti i dispositivi (eccetto Kindle)
• Layout: Reflowable
• EAN: 9798227278296

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