“Wait, then who sent it?” I asked.


    “Probably the school. Who knows?"


    “No, it doesn’t make sense, since it’s Saturday, and we don’t have school this early,”I said.


    “Oh, or probably Ms. Octopus?”she said.


    “Seriously? Probably not her. She doesn’t even know where I am. Besides, I thought she’s not so good at technology, being a writing teacher after all,” I said.


    “Really? I thought she saw you!” she exclaimed.


    “Then, I don’t really know. Let’s not worry about it right now,” I sighed.


    “Oh, I wonder what Earth looks like,” she said, looking at the sky.


    “Hey, why are you suddenly talking about Earth?” I asked.


    “I’ve just... never been there.”Stolen novel; please report.


    “Let’s keep going,” I said, throwing my trash in my backpack, and taking out my hiking stick.


    “Wait, Maddie? Where are you leading me?”I asked, as the forest turned darker and darker.


    Suddenly, she turned around and grinned. “Well, dear Lillianna, you just trust me so much! Well, that’s a bad thing, cause I never trusted you. Now, I’m leading you toward the hideout, towards Ms.Octopus and her fellow workers. Oh, and guess what? I’m the Worker Number 2. Surprise!” she said, with an evil grin on her face.


    “OMG, Maddie! What happened to you? Oh, right. You’re probably brainwashed by Ms.Octopus, cause, you know, she can brainwash people,” I said, crossing my arms.


    “I’m not! You students are just sooo annoying!” she said, dragging me away.


    “‘You students?’ What are you talking about?” I asked, pulling away.


    “Well, I’m not 16 years old like you all. I’m actually 21 years old, pretending to be a student.”


    “Then, why do you look like a 13 year old?”


    “Cause you know I excel at making potions, and I made a youth potion.”


    “Youth potion? I guess it worked a little too well,” I snapped.


    “Not so fast. You two are not going anywhere!” said a familiar voice that I thought I''d never hear again.