Hello! This is my first digimon fic. It is about what would happen if I was a digi-destined child.
Chapter 1
“Finally, spring break!”
Sometimes, you just gotta let loose, you know? That’s what I was thinking when I slammed my locker and sped down the hall.
“Hey, I… Alright… See you later!” Geno called after me. Lucky for him, he was going to be visting his mom in California for over the next week.
After weeks and weeks of tough homework, review, and tests, I was free to have my first high school spring to myself. I dodged the passing students as the exit came into view. “Urk!” I choked as an arm was stuck out to stop me in my tracks. I scrambled to gather my lunchbox, backpack, and glasses. I looked up to find my physics teacher, Mr. Labberty grinning down at me.
“Your body’s resistance to come to a sudden halt caused you to trip on your own feet and fall on the floor. What would be the correct term to describe this phenomenon, Mr. Ferren?”
Cringing and rubbed my *** painfully as I rose, I promptly said, “Um… inertia, sir. Newton’s 1st law of motion.”
“Good! I suggest that you take it easy, so to avoid repeating the demonstration… No running in the halls,” he said as he let me pass. But I bumped into someone just walking out of his class. I fell to the ground again. “Mr. Ferren?” The voice was Mr. Labberty’s again.
“Sigh, Newton’s 2nd law of motion, sir. Force = mass x acceleration,” I grumbled.
“Good! Ms. Potter is taller than you, giving her more mass. The initial collision put enough force on your body to knock you to the floor again,” he said, making Shawn chuckle before she lent me her hand.
“Hey, Alec! Gonna be at DDR Club today?” She asked me casually. I could never get over my shyness around her.
“Uh… Of course, Shawn!” My face quickly flushed, but that didn’t last long. A soccer ball came bouncing out of nowhere and knocked me in the head. I rubbed my head again while Shawn helped me up.
“Oops, sorry!” Exclaimed a kid.
“Mr. Ferren.” My teacher questioned me expectantly.
“Newton’s 3rd law, sir. The ball hitting my head had an equal and opposite reacton of knocking me down and bouncing off in another direction.” I said, sarcasticaly.
“Excellent! Now if you’ll excuse me, I have to write up a detention for indoor soccer.” He left the scene and only Shawn and I remained. A while past as I gathered my things for once more. Shawn decided to start some small talk.
“So, uh… Been studying for that test, huh?” She said.
I scratched my earlobe nervously. “Yeah, glad it’s over. So good luck with that upcoming tournament.”
“Oh, I’ve decided to skip it. I’ve just have too many things going on right now.” After she said that, a small electronic on her belt began vibrating, and the screen was flashing red. It was pale blue, with three buttons, almost circular in shape.
“Hey, that’s a weird looking cellphone.” I exclamied as I reached out to poke it. She snatched it out of my reach and began running off.
“Sorry, I guess I can’t make it to DDR Club today! Tell Tom I’m really soryy!” She dashed around the corner and out of sight. Leaving me clueless in the dust.
“Sigh… Well, I guess DDR will be just as fun without her. I just wish I knew why she had to disappear so much.” I hitched my pack over my shoulder and continued on with my day. Little did I know that this would be the last normal day I would ever have.
To be continued…
Chapter 1
“Finally, spring break!”
Sometimes, you just gotta let loose, you know? That’s what I was thinking when I slammed my locker and sped down the hall.
“Hey, I… Alright… See you later!” Geno called after me. Lucky for him, he was going to be visting his mom in California for over the next week.
After weeks and weeks of tough homework, review, and tests, I was free to have my first high school spring to myself. I dodged the passing students as the exit came into view. “Urk!” I choked as an arm was stuck out to stop me in my tracks. I scrambled to gather my lunchbox, backpack, and glasses. I looked up to find my physics teacher, Mr. Labberty grinning down at me.
“Your body’s resistance to come to a sudden halt caused you to trip on your own feet and fall on the floor. What would be the correct term to describe this phenomenon, Mr. Ferren?”
Cringing and rubbed my *** painfully as I rose, I promptly said, “Um… inertia, sir. Newton’s 1st law of motion.”
“Good! I suggest that you take it easy, so to avoid repeating the demonstration… No running in the halls,” he said as he let me pass. But I bumped into someone just walking out of his class. I fell to the ground again. “Mr. Ferren?” The voice was Mr. Labberty’s again.
“Sigh, Newton’s 2nd law of motion, sir. Force = mass x acceleration,” I grumbled.
“Good! Ms. Potter is taller than you, giving her more mass. The initial collision put enough force on your body to knock you to the floor again,” he said, making Shawn chuckle before she lent me her hand.
“Hey, Alec! Gonna be at DDR Club today?” She asked me casually. I could never get over my shyness around her.
“Uh… Of course, Shawn!” My face quickly flushed, but that didn’t last long. A soccer ball came bouncing out of nowhere and knocked me in the head. I rubbed my head again while Shawn helped me up.
“Oops, sorry!” Exclaimed a kid.
“Mr. Ferren.” My teacher questioned me expectantly.
“Newton’s 3rd law, sir. The ball hitting my head had an equal and opposite reacton of knocking me down and bouncing off in another direction.” I said, sarcasticaly.
“Excellent! Now if you’ll excuse me, I have to write up a detention for indoor soccer.” He left the scene and only Shawn and I remained. A while past as I gathered my things for once more. Shawn decided to start some small talk.
“So, uh… Been studying for that test, huh?” She said.
I scratched my earlobe nervously. “Yeah, glad it’s over. So good luck with that upcoming tournament.”
“Oh, I’ve decided to skip it. I’ve just have too many things going on right now.” After she said that, a small electronic on her belt began vibrating, and the screen was flashing red. It was pale blue, with three buttons, almost circular in shape.
“Hey, that’s a weird looking cellphone.” I exclamied as I reached out to poke it. She snatched it out of my reach and began running off.
“Sorry, I guess I can’t make it to DDR Club today! Tell Tom I’m really soryy!” She dashed around the corner and out of sight. Leaving me clueless in the dust.
“Sigh… Well, I guess DDR will be just as fun without her. I just wish I knew why she had to disappear so much.” I hitched my pack over my shoulder and continued on with my day. Little did I know that this would be the last normal day I would ever have.
To be continued…