Else
"Undercover!" Eden suddenly exclaimed. I had been sitting with her, trying to get her to see the future.
"They are coming undercover, when?" I asked her.
"Um, soon." I stood up and ran to find Charlie.
"Charlie, I need you to do me a huge favor. I need you to put me in the center of the Australian government building."
"Why?"
"Please trust me. And don't tell Nick, he will have a fit."
"I will send you. But I am telling Nick anyway."
"Its your life." I warned him. I already had put on my best outfit. I had to beg with them for protection, plead for there help. The world went white around me. Then I was in the building. I was in a room, where people were arguing over who-knows-what. The sight of a random girl appearing seemed to startle them. One just stood up and pointed, mouth open. I let him have a minute to calm himself.
"W-who a-a-are y-y-you?" he said.
I let out a sigh. Nick was going to kill me. "I am a misfit, part of a traveling circus. But we are different, and we all have powers. The American government wants to capture all of us and kill us. I came to ask for your protection."
"No."
"Why not?" I asked. Then a woman stood up. She was aged, but no older than fifty, with grey blond hair and blue eyes. They were the exact same color as mine.
"Else?" The woman asked. I realized with a sudden shock, this was my mother.
"Mom?" I asked. She came over and hugged me, tears in her eyes.
"I thought you were dead." She said.
"I thought about coming back, but I lost my memory and didn't know where to come back too. I had no idea we lived in Australia! When did you become a governor?"
"A few years after you left I went to law school, and then I married Mr. Kellina and he helped me become a governor. You don't look a day older than when you left." She said, gesturing to a man beside her.
"Ah, so this is the lovely Else I have heard about so much from your mother?" He stood and we shook hands.
"You know her?" Another governor asked. My mother nodded.
"So," the chief said, "you march in here an expect us to protect you, possibly killing my best men and..."
I cut him off, "When I am too old for the circus I would gladly..." My thoughts trailed off.
You don't look a day older than when you left. My mom's words rang in my ears. We were not aging! Or aging so slowly none of us noticed. I had been gone years, and I had barely changed.
"When I am no longer in the circus I would gladly be a part of your military. I can change my density to go through any object I choose." I quickly demonstrated.
He stared shocked, then said, "Where should I tell my men to go." I looked to my mom, and my new dad, and I knew things would be okay.
I gave him the address, thanked him, and then I asked quickly, "Would you mind giving me a ride home?" The chief made a quick call, and then I was escorted to a limo that would take me back to the circus.
