Hidden Luna Queen

Jaci’s POV

My parents decided that moving from the only home I ever knew would be the best idea in the world. We currently live in Hawaii and they want to move us to a place known as Cherokee North Carolina.

Why is this such a problem? Well you see all my family and friends are here in Hawaii. No family in North Carolina best to my knowledge. I'm in my senior year this year. So starting a new school as the new kid in the middle of the school year is not what I wanted. To top that off my birthday is in three weeks.

Once again my head throbs from the headache I have been fighting for about a month now. I'm sure I'm coming down with something but my grandmother tells me it's all part of coming of age not to worry. I'm so pissed off with my parents right now it's not even funny and it's certainly not helping this headache.

"Jaci!"

Why do I have to uproot my life now of all times?

"Jaci Luna Hart!!"

"What!?" Can't I have a moment to feel sorry for myself in peace?

"I have been trying to get your attention for the pass five minutes."

"Sorry mama. What is it?"

"We said we are leaving this weekend not next week."

"So that's it then? I'm going to go hangout with my friends tonight. I'll start packing when I get home."

"Jaci honey it's for the best."

"Okay. Bye."

"Don't stay out to late Jace. You friends have to go to school tomorrow. I already contacted the school this afternoon saying you wouldn't be there tomorrow but you can go on Friday if you want."

I never went to see my friends. I just went down to the beach. As I sat in the sand in my favorite spot I gazed at the moon seeking answers that I knew I wouldn't get. Still feeling sorry for myself I asked out loud, "Why do I have to leave? I love this place. No where else will ever be home to me."

Just then it looked like the moon brightened and sent a beam of light to cover me. It was like a blanket of calmness washed over me. Then I felt someone kiss my forehead and heard the faintest whisper on the wind.

"Soon my love you will get your true peace. I love you my daughter. All your answers will come in time. Be patient."

With that I looked out over the water one last time and said goodbye to my favorite spot and started home again. It was about 10:30 p.m. when I finally made it back. I decided I would write my three best friends a goodbye letter and left them each a piece of jewelry I made them for Christmas. Since I'm leaving a month before it's best to give it to them now. I asked the moon for love and protection over the ones I could no longer give it to in person. I sealed the prayer with a kiss on each ring. The moon once again shone brightly but only on the rings for a moment. When it receded the stones looked like they were glowing now. I started packing my things like I told my parents I would. Around 4 in the morning I finally passed out.