Alexandra Ely

"Wait," Haven said, "does that mean we have to move?"

"Of course it does Haven, don't be so dense," Aspen replied harshly

"Do not speak to your sister that way Aspen." Archer's tone was fatherly and loving, but firm.

"Well everyone is saying it aren’t they? Autumn is dying and we don't have the money because the harvest failed this year.”

"Aspen!" Marigold exclaimed. “Please stop, you’re not helping.” Aspen huffed out a groan, slung his chair back from the dinner table and stomped upstairs.

Haven...

I stuck my hand in my pocket, running my thumb across the coarse paper of the Letter. The most important Letter I had ever received.

I pulled it out of my pocket and stared at it. Was it possible to get this framed? It was already starting to show signs of wear. After all, I had read it at least hundreds of times in the past day.

I unfolded it and read it. Again.

-Headmaster Stephen Cunningham

-3958 West Magick Lane

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