An Ordinary Night
Wendy was staring outside of her window into the cool and quiet night, with bright sparkling stars and a huge full moon.
It was an ordinary night when suddenly a quick shadow was casted across her room.
A boy by the name of Peter flew into her room so fast it took her breath away.
He offered to take her to a place far away from town called Neverland, where he promised that many kids live and never grow old.
Wendy with joy took his hand, as they both flew far away.
When they arrived, they lived extensive and joyfull adventures with many young kids who could also fly, each accompanied by a fairy.
Peter’s fairy was named Tinkerbell, and she was a great adventurer too.
Distracted by the amusement and Peter's great company, Wendy realized that she had lost track of time and asked Peter to take her back home. Although very upset, peter decided to take her back home.
When they arrive, Wendy realizes that things have changed.
It had been Fifteen years since Wendy left her town to Neverland but had only felt like she was gone for a couple months.
Although all her friends and family members grew older, Wendy remained the same little girl she was fifteen years ago from that one ordinary night she decided to go to Neverland.
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