Stellar_Skies

- T he snow fell onto the ground. I was in my house with my best-friends Luna and Julie and I was having a playdate-sleepover. It was 12pm, and Luna and Julie had been here for a hour. We were making slime, and we had so much fun that we forgot about everything else. I was now lost in my thoughts, thinking about when the snow will stop. - “Hey Sky,” said Luna, snapping me out of my daydream, “What kind of slime would you like to make next?” - “Lets maybe make glitter-snow slime,” I replied, “Slime inspired by snow!” - I gazed out the window and the snow had stopped. I was bored, so I asked my friends if they wanted to go out. - “Hey girls! Do you want to go outside?” I asked. - “Sure!” answered Luna and Julie. - So we headed outside clad in our boots and jackets, and we played with the snow. The next moment, while we were making snow-angels, Luna sank into the snow! - “HELP!!!” screamed Luna, flailing in the snow. - Julie and I stood up and we ran to help her. It was too late. The last of Luna’s cries were heard and soon they faded away. - J ulie and I went back inside and we decided to pack. Julie had brought her backpack and mine was upstairs. After we packed our things, headed outside, we ran to Julie’s house, which was just a block away. We knocked on the door and rang the bell, but there was no answer. Suddenly, we realized that there was nobody. We peeked inside all the other houses through the windows, and we saw nobody. We ran back to my house, deciding to stay inside and secure everything. I noticed that night had fell, so I asked Julie if she wanted to take a shower and sleep, since we had a sleepover. - “Sure,” replied Julie. - After we each took a shower, I headed to my bedroom and laid on my bed. Julie took out her sleeping bag and we fell asleep. The next morning, my alarm rang and it woke me up. - “Julie,” I said groggily, “Are you awake?” - I heard no answer, so I thought she was asleep. I tiptoed out of my bed, quietly took a shower and put on my clothes. When I was done, I shook her sleeping bag. She wasn’t inside! - I yelled, “Julie, are you downstairs?!” - I ran down the flight of stairs. I headed into the dining room, hoping to see that Julie was eating breakfast. I then saw that she was there, so I let out a sigh of relief. “Sky,” said Julie, “You must hurry and pack your things! Everyone from our town is on a plane. I saw one of our neighbors and she said that we must get on a plane at the airport because the weather forecast sent us a warning to our phones that there will be heavy snowfall, and it would bury most of the city.” - “I never got a warning,” I replied, “We should check our phones again.” - Together, we checked our phones, but they were out of power. - “We should just go to the plane,” said Julie, “Let’s go!” - Together we ran outside, and Julie told me we must go to the local airport. It was about a mile from here, but we never stopped running, and then at last we arrived. We saw the plane, and our families. But sadly, I did not see Luna. I cried with joy as I ran and hugged my parents. I was finally reunited with my family.