“Oh, nothing,” Chedva sighed. “So, you know Shosh…?”
“Who doesn’t?” snorted Leah.
“So basically, I was wondering, did you recently notice anything different or, I don’t know, strange about her?”
Leah thought for second. “Not really. For as long as I’ve known her, she’s been the same, mean girl, always saying nasty comments to people but charming all the teacher, with those big blue eyes and fake smile.”
“Exactly! She’s for sure the person they’re looking for!” Chedva blurted out.
“Who’s looking for?”
“Uh, nothing… whatever,” Chedva tried to cover it up.
“C’mon, Chedva, I know you’re hiding something from me!”
“I really shouldn’t tell her, but we are friends. It won’t make a difference to tell one girl, will it?” Chedva argued with herself.
“Alright, I’ll tell you but don’t tell a soul!”
Chedva proceeded to tell Leah the whole story.
Leah’s eyes widened in amazement. “Wow, is that actually true?”
“Why would I make it up?” Chedva retorted. “Of course it’s true.”
“Actually now that you’re telling me this, I think I do know some helpful info,” Leah said
“Really, tell me!” Chedva pulled her excitedly into an empty classroom, where no one could hear them.
“Well,” Leah began, “the other day, I was walking home and…”
Continue the Story!
Do you want to continue the story about the special waffles? Here is your chance to have your writing featured on the weekly newsletter. Throughout the week send your continuation to the story, and one lucky girl will get her continuation of the story published that week on the weekly newsletter as well as on the website. Make sure to continue the story from the part we stopped at. Don’t end the story; just continue it. Make it as creative as possible. It should be around 250 words, and make sure to use correct grammar and spelling. Email it to fortunee@yaldahmagazine.com, and check out every Friday on our website and on the weekly newsletter if your continuation was chosen.
Go Tzivi! Awesome