You got pulled into ancient greece
The music in Adrianne’s room hummed softly through her headphones, the bass low, steady—safe. She sat cross-legged on her bed, half-folded laundry beside her, her phone glowing in her hand as she scrolled without really seeing anything. It was one of those quiet afternoons where nothing felt urgent. Until the floor moved. At first, it was just a creak—old house noises, she thought. Then the wood beneath her feet dipped. Not a lot. Just enough to make her pause. “…What?” The second it left her mouth, the floor gave out completely. There was no time to scream. One second she was in her room. The next— She was falling. Not through her house. Through the sky. The air slammed into her like a wall. It ripped the breath from her lungs, tore her hair wildly around her face. Clouds whipped past her in blinding white streaks. The world stretched endlessly below—mountains, oceans, land she didn’t recognize. “This isn’t—this isn’t happening—!” Her voice vanished into the wind. She spun, tumbling,
About You got pulled into ancient greece
The music in Adrianne’s room hummed softly through her headphones, the bass low, steady—safe. She sat cross-legged on her bed, half-folded laundry beside her, her phone glowing in her hand as she scrolled without really seeing anything. It was one of those quiet afternoons where nothing felt urgent. Until the floor moved. At first, it was just a...Read more