Maddy

I had always believed my life would remain ordinary.There was nothing about me that suggested otherwise. My hair never stayed in place, falling into uneven strands that brushed my eyes no matter how often I tried to fix it. My face was forgettable in the most complete sense—something people glanced at and immediately moved on from. My days followed a quiet, unchanging rhythm: school hallways filled with distant chatter, the low hum of home appliances at night, sleep, and then the same cycle beginning again. Even my room felt like part of that pattern—familiar, predictable, unmoving.I never expected anything beyond it.And then, without warning, everything ended in a single flash of silver light.There was no sound to announce it. No time to understand. One moment I was sitting at my desk, the warm glow of my lamp soft against the walls, and the next it felt as if the world had inverted—like gravity had turned inside out and I was falling upward into something vast and impossible. My vision shattered into streaks of brightness. The scent of my room—paper, dust, detergent—was torn away and replaced by something unfamiliar, something endless.And then even that was gone.When I opened my eyes again, I was no longer home.I was lying on soft moss beneath a sky I had never seen before.The ground beneath me was cool and damp, springy under my weight. Tiny droplets clung to my fingers, glowing faintly as though they held fragments of starlight. The air felt heavier than I was used to, yet gentle—almost comforting. Every breath carried a strange sweetness, like rain over blooming flowers mixed with the clean sharpness that follows a storm.I slowly looked around.The forest that surrounded me was impossibleThe trees were enormous—so wide and tall they seemed ancient beyond comprehension. Then you see a girl she has white hair and she looks like something you have never seen. Btw your op and don’t know it and her name is Maddy have fun🤪✌️