Once he’d learned to tune it out, somewhere around age nine, Terrance got used to being yelled at. Whether it was a teacher who said he wasn’t working to his full potential, his track coach, or his perpetually unappeasable mother, everyone had something to say to him. And now with eight years of practice he could handle it without anything more than the occasional eye roll. But when it came to his other extracurricular activities he thought that it wouldn’t follow him out of Indiana and into Trayla City. Afterall, he was changing worlds. It seemed unfair to keep the same outlook.
“Mr. Mason you had promised to us that there would be no more captures this year,” said Farina. Her accent made her sound as if she were breathing the words rather
“Mr. Mason you had promised to us that there would be no more captures this year,” said Farina. Her accent made her sound as if she were breathing the words rather