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Havasu Falls: A Short Story

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Bye darlings see you all, later if God permits it.
And off we go on out wonderful trip to Havasu Falls.
Off we go in our little green bus, all I see are lovely friends and unknown younglings. Minute by minute we slowly greet each other, then moments later we begin to prattle about how life has treated each and everyone of us.
Raylin has had a lot of ups and downs. he rarely talks about his life,
Raylin rarely rides with his bummy friends.
Daylin has a more sensitive tone towards people she is more lean towards anything that happens to her, everyone steps all over her. Then we have the want to be queen Layla, Layla has already started to bully Daylin, Layla loves to make people's lives a living hell. Louis is the shyest of us all but she has her most …show more content…

Lastly, Karen (me) She is mysteriously unknown she is in need of love or comfort from friends and family
On this young adventurous journey to the Havasu Falls we will all learn something from this trip. Both good and bad.
We have gotten a lot good, but Layla has still bullied
Daylin, Raylin is Daylin best friend but still have their ups and downs but have still managed to keep their relationship
Raylin told Layla to leave Daylin alone but she did not listen so on our way to Havasu falls Layla and Raylin are not getting along.
Which makes all of us uncomfortable around them both because we do not want them to lose their temper.
Raylin rarely runs into our rugged conversations about our riot that we carry around. Layla loves to see the tempur of lovely, lost faces.
Karen carries hatred she is in need of relaxation, she carried bee, bee is deadly asleep the housekeeping cleans after her. Bee is her blooming dog a watchdog to take care of her.
Daylin is partners with Valentine, they are nine years together from the frontiers.
When we all arrive to our destination our only celebration is the complication of our generation to persuade them to allow the

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