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The Day I Met My Best Friend's Narrative

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A beautiful, white-skinned baby with her golden hair brushed across her face leaned in for a kiss with a delicate, button-nosed baby boy. It was a beautiful day on the coast of California in a small village called Central City, where the two babies were born. From the moment they met, they were destined to be together.
Suddenly, a dark shadow fell over them as if a thunderstorm was going to hit. They looked up and a tall man wearing a cloak, with the hood covering his face was standing over them. Out of nowhere he dragged the pale boy away to a boat. The baby girl had gotten her first word a couple weeks before which was Jake. As the creepy looking man dragged Jake away, she yelled his name over and over. She couldn’t run fast enough to catch …show more content…

What can I do to repay you?” Jake asked the father of the kind family.
“Well, we are trying to go to Central City in California to work at Apple and we heard you talking about Central City. Do you think you could get us there somehow?” Replied the father with hope.
“In fact, I know just how to get you there, but it might take some explaining.” Jake explained how a Wizard kidnapped him when he was a baby and he got powers. He told them how he could run across water and carry them. They weren’t too sure of him carrying them 9,000 miles, but they really needed to get to Central City, so they decided to go.
Jake wasn’t sure if he could do it because he hadn’t been trained. It was a cloudy day with clouds touching the ocean and all he had was a map for directions.
“Are you ready?” Jake asked the family. They all gave him a thumbs up, so their journey began. Jake started running he went faster and faster, slowly reaching 700 miles per hour. Each person in the family had a flashlight shining so Jake could see where he was going. As he ran, it looked as though there were five people jumping through clouds, with a light on each of their hearts, almost as though each and every person had a destiny. No matter what that destiny was, each and every one

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