Sweet Pinpuku
Happy Happiny
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Well, this isn't my first fic on these forums, at least not on this username, I just thought I should mention that
Um, I'll probably rate this fic about PG-13 for now.
Anyways, here's the Prologue:
My dad – the amazing trainer from a tiny, little island in the middle of nowhere, who defeated eight Gym Leaders, the Elite Four and the Hoenn League Champion.
Amazing. . .
I rolled out of bed that Thursday morning, still half asleep, but awake enough to know what today was – my little sister’s sixteenth birthday. It was scary to think how old she was now, but I was still happy that today was finally here.
Today I was set free. I could finally leave this isolated island and travel to Hoenn and trace my father’s footsteps, hoping to find him. The only thing wrong with my plan was that I felt too old to go and travel with Pokémon now. Most people begin training at the age of ten, whereas I had to wait until my sister was old and mature enough to look after my mother and brother in my absence. Things had only gotten worse after my father left when I was little.
But, now, I was soon to be nineteen, in about four months. The life I had always dreamed of living was almost about to come true, although it was eight years late.
Many people considered my mother, Sandra Gribbens, to be a very cool and likeable person, a brilliant mother to her three children and a model wife. However, like my father, I did not see her in this particular light.
In my eyes, she was a crazy, controlling perfectionist, constantly cleaning and straightening everything over and over again, qualities I had grown to hate. She was also very forgetful, sometimes asking the same question multiple times before the answer would stay inside her head.
It did not surprise me that my father had left her.
A lot of thoughts filled my head as I left my little island home to travel to a small town known as Littleroot. I had not said anything to anybody about leaving, except my best friend Cassie. It felt weird to leave without saying goodbye to my mother, sister and brother. I almost regretted leaving.
Almost.
But, a lot of good things made my thoughts of regret and guilt vanish. Well, almost.
I would finally get a Pokémon of my own. I would get a chance to see lots of new places, new Pokémon and make new friends. But, most importantly, it was a chance for me to be myself in a world of strangers. People would only know me for who I am.
No more hiding.
“We have docked in Olivine City!” A male voice announced over the intercom, “We will be leaving for Slateport City at nine am tomorrow morning!”
Well, this was it. There was no way of going back now. The ferry would leave for Slateport tomorrow morning and would not return to Olivine for another week. After that, it would go to Vermilion City and not return to my island home another two weeks after that.
I wasn’t too sure that I wanted to do this anymore. I was so scared. . .
Thanks for reading the Prologue, I hope you liked it
The first chapter - Doing Fine In Olivine - will be posted over the next few days. Until then, see ya!
Well, this isn't my first fic on these forums, at least not on this username, I just thought I should mention that
Um, I'll probably rate this fic about PG-13 for now.Anyways, here's the Prologue:
000 – Prologue
My dad – the amazing trainer from a tiny, little island in the middle of nowhere, who defeated eight Gym Leaders, the Elite Four and the Hoenn League Champion.
Amazing. . .
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I rolled out of bed that Thursday morning, still half asleep, but awake enough to know what today was – my little sister’s sixteenth birthday. It was scary to think how old she was now, but I was still happy that today was finally here.
Today I was set free. I could finally leave this isolated island and travel to Hoenn and trace my father’s footsteps, hoping to find him. The only thing wrong with my plan was that I felt too old to go and travel with Pokémon now. Most people begin training at the age of ten, whereas I had to wait until my sister was old and mature enough to look after my mother and brother in my absence. Things had only gotten worse after my father left when I was little.
But, now, I was soon to be nineteen, in about four months. The life I had always dreamed of living was almost about to come true, although it was eight years late.
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Many people considered my mother, Sandra Gribbens, to be a very cool and likeable person, a brilliant mother to her three children and a model wife. However, like my father, I did not see her in this particular light.
In my eyes, she was a crazy, controlling perfectionist, constantly cleaning and straightening everything over and over again, qualities I had grown to hate. She was also very forgetful, sometimes asking the same question multiple times before the answer would stay inside her head.
It did not surprise me that my father had left her.
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A lot of thoughts filled my head as I left my little island home to travel to a small town known as Littleroot. I had not said anything to anybody about leaving, except my best friend Cassie. It felt weird to leave without saying goodbye to my mother, sister and brother. I almost regretted leaving.
Almost.
But, a lot of good things made my thoughts of regret and guilt vanish. Well, almost.
I would finally get a Pokémon of my own. I would get a chance to see lots of new places, new Pokémon and make new friends. But, most importantly, it was a chance for me to be myself in a world of strangers. People would only know me for who I am.
No more hiding.
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“We have docked in Olivine City!” A male voice announced over the intercom, “We will be leaving for Slateport City at nine am tomorrow morning!”
Well, this was it. There was no way of going back now. The ferry would leave for Slateport tomorrow morning and would not return to Olivine for another week. After that, it would go to Vermilion City and not return to my island home another two weeks after that.
I wasn’t too sure that I wanted to do this anymore. I was so scared. . .
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Thanks for reading the Prologue, I hope you liked it
The first chapter - Doing Fine In Olivine - will be posted over the next few days. Until then, see ya!