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Felicity sprang up from her bead and sighed. She quickly adjusted her hair with a simple spell, then bounded down the steep stairs.23
The delicious scent of waffles in the morning met her quivering nose. She plopped on one of the maghony chairs, and watched her mother bring her a plate of the steaming waffles, frseshly made.45
"Hi, Mom." Felicity said, grabbing the bottle of maple syrup form her brother, Jeremy. "Hi, Jerk." She added to her brother as he uncerimoniuosly snatched the bottle bacj.67
Jeremy rolled his eyes and flooded his waffles in the sticky, sweet-smelling syrup.89
Felicity gobbled her waffles up, grabbed her backpack, kissed her mother, and transported herself to the bus-stop.1011
"Felicity! Where have you been?" Auna, her best friend, raced up to her, her wand stuck in her back pocket.1213
"Home, of course." Felicity replied. They ran towards the bus.1415
There was no driver-the bus was enchanted.1617
As they drove towards Oakridge High for Witches, Felcity felt slightly queezy. It was her first day at Oakridge. She didn't think she would be able to do all the right spells for the test, which decided whether or not to keep you.1819
They got to Oakridge. It looked like your average High School. Tourists didn't know it's biggest secret.2021
It is a school for witches. Girls only, of course.22
Felicity didn't know what to do when the bus stopped. There was a sort of silence as everyone shoved thereselves towards the front, only finding that they wanted to go back again. The first one of the bus was Agatha Morris, a cheerleader with barely any magical talent.23
Felicity wished she could make herself invisible. Actually, she could, but no wands were to be taken out on the bus. You could get suspended, that was for sure.
Just a little something. Do you like it?
Comments
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I don't know why but I am comenting for your stories. Good story. Did you have that Idea from Felicity wishes? I would be scared too if I was a witch like that.

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Actually I did liked it. This is only the start right? Cause I really do want to read more. The title was a good hook, not so much for the begining of the story. It was indead very desriptive though. Good job!
Cheers,
ProneDust


