Adam

By Jeanine Margarita Rodriguez

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Jan 24, 2023
• ISBN: 9781669861362

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Copyright © 2023 by Jeanine Margarita Rodriguez.

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CONTENTS

Characters

Part 1: Getting to Oldham

Part 2: The Big Road

Part 3: Being in Melsa

Part 4: Arriving at Melkesibiet

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Gabriela’s hometown

Meam

Town tavern

Castle

Melkesibiet

Oldham

Rahab

The big road

Melsa

Characters

Gabriela

Andrew

Adam

Parents

Oma and Opa

Steven

Charlie

Melissa

Maggie

Moona

Edgard

Professor Joseph

Stacy

Jordi

Martin

Mary

Stephanie

Indira

PART 1

Getting to Oldham

Alexandra is in her room in the beginning and sees a female deity who serves as a vessel of light. She sees her from her bed!

Once upon a time, in a town, there lived a girl and her brothers with their parents. Every day she woke up wondering about a faraway place where she could find herself.

No one really knew them. They believed in their own little circle. Between house chores, instructions on how to sew, and playing guitar and Indian drums, she had little to no time for her big imagination. One day, her brother took her to see big bright fishes on a pond that was close to their home. When they got there, a young red-headed boy approached them. Where are you headed? We just wanted to see the fishes, answered the girl. Her name was Alexandra. They continued to look at the fish. That one looks like you, said Alexandra to her brother Andrew. They all laughed.

Which one are you? asked Andrew, Alexandra’s brother, to Adam, the red-headed boy. He saw a red and black exotic-looking fish. That one. He pointed with confidence, then said, That one’s you, telling Alexandra. It was a bright, colorful fish with big fins. She looked at him with big eyes full of wonder. Her cheeks were red. You think so? She looked down. I’m positive, he said, very beautiful. Andrew, rolling his eyes, tried to change the subject, but a young girl approached them and introduced herself. She said, I’m Melissa. A group of teens jumped in. I’m Steven. I’m Charlie. I’m Arthur. I’m Cesar. Oh hey, said Alexandra. They got in a circle and kept introducing themselves. I’m Alexandra. I’m Andrew. I’m Adam. I will use my sword to raise us to the next level. They all looked at him as the leader.

I think we should all follow you! said Alexandra.

I have no sword! They all shared a laugh.

You can have mine, said Melissa. Alexandra’s mother and a dark lady approached them. Alexandra’s mother immediately acted suspiciously toward the dark lady.

How are all of you? Would you like to come over for some drinks? said Maggie, Alexandra’s mother. They all agreed and followed Maggie to Alexandra’s home. When they got there, she offered a drink made of matcha