This book was created and published on StoryJumper™

©2014 StoryJumper, Inc.   All rights reserved.

Publish your own children's book: 

www.storyjumper.com

Dan, Matt and Clara gazed up to the 

stars. This was usual for them. To 

sneak out of their houses at two 

a.m.. To lay down in a dark field and 

watching the night and stars. 

Ruminating about life, and barely 

talking about recent events that 

happened in their lives.

They had been friends for four year 

now and had met at the very same 

exact spot.

Every single of three was driven to 

that quite place for a reason and as 

they call it, "destiny" united them.

It became a tradition for them to go 

out every saturday to meet there 

and spend time stargazing.

"It's amazing the oodles of stars 

we can see in this part of the city" 

murmured Clara due to the silence 

that surrounded them

"I think the cosmos is amazing," 

commented Dan. "You know I'm 

acquainted enough to inform you 

more about it. The Cosmos is all that 

is or ever was or ever will be. We all 

are made up of stardust. You have to 

be faster than light itself to be able to 

escape a black hole. When stars die 

they either collapse and turn to black 

holes or explodes into a Superno–."

"As much as I love to hear you talk about 

space and your nerdy stuff. I'm afraid to 

tell you guys that we should head home 

now. It's already four a.m.," interrupted 

Clara taking Matt's hand to help her stand 

up.

The three headed down a dark path, going 

back the cruel reality.

"Do you guys need a ride?" offered Dan 

even though they lived near.

"I'm good," responded Dan and Clara at 

the same time.

They walked in silence the rest of 

the path and separated paths. They 

didn't even had to get organized 

about meeting again, they already 

knew they'd see each other next 

week.

Not once did they imagine that first 

night would lead to four years of 

friendship.

You've previewed 10 of 16 pages.

To read more: