I held my umbrella closely to have it snatched away from me by a man passing by. His green eyes flickered at me and I froze. ‘Those eyes are from the man in my dream. I should stop him and see if it was really him. Wait, Mr. Collie would punish me badly if I talked to a man older than me. That is rule number four. And a dream man chase? How stupid of myself to want to do such.’ I sighed and walked in the rain as Mr. Collie and Amy held their umbrellas closely to themselves and suddenly dashed inside an office leaving me loss on the busy sidewalk in Brimming, England. I was scared, and I saw a grin that made me fear that dream was true.
   The man was glaring at me holding my umbrella out for me to receive. His eyes were dancing with anticipation as I grabbed it. “I don’t bite. Unless you want me to, Carolina.” His eyes turned red and he grabbed my hand. He forced me to look into his eyes. “Love you dear. I will see you at school tomorrow. I’m going to be your substitute.” He walked away into the night crowd and I was helpless in thought.
‘Holy sucre! He’s fine… Wait? Did I just say that? URGH! Go find Amy and Mr. Collie!’ I ran into a building and was relieved to see Amy looking for me why her father talked with his colleagues. I figured he was bragging about Amy. Amy smiled at me and saw my umbrella was burned.
A black spot on the yellow cover. She began crying. “You ruined my birthday gift!” 
“Amy, I didn't do it.” I hugged her but I went through her! ‘WHAT THE’ I stood up and looked around to see the man who cursed my mind like a knife cutting into my skin. He walked into the building and grabbed my hips. “Wake up… Open your eyes. They are quite beautiful to see” 
“NO!” Everything went black slowly fading into a gray. Gray turned white, and I saw the bright flashlight over my face. 
“You're up. Good. You got school.” It was Mr. Collie. Of course, I couldn't ignore him without punishment. I sat up quickly in my nightgown. Sleepily, I looked around the sunlit halls and entered the bathroom. I opened my eyes and screeched looking in the mirror.