The Truth
I was reading the paper with John the next morning when he pointed out something.
"Oh there is a lightening storm tomorrow." He said.
I just remembered how I got here.
The lightening that hit me brought me back in time.
This could be my chance to go home.
I jumped out of the chair I was sitting in and raced to my room.
The boys watched as I ran.
"What's with her?" Ringo asked.
"I don't know but I guess we just ask." Paul said.
I was packing my backpack just with the things that were in there from the start, like my journal, camera, some books, make up, perfume, my phone, and a picture of my family.
I then heard a knock at the door.
I opened it.
"Angel, what's the matter?" Paul asked.
"Boys, I'm going home." I said.
They were all surprised.
"Home? But I thought you said it was impossible to get back home." Ringo said.
"It was, but I now know a way." I said.
"And what is it?" George asked.
"I......I can't tell you." I said.
"Angel, you can tell us anything. You can trust us." John said.
I tried to think of something to say, but I couldn't.
"I suppose it's time to tell the truth." I said.
I lead the boys to the sitting room.
"Okay, this may sound crazy, but it's all true. You have to believe me." I said.
The boys nodded.
"My real name is (Your Full Name) and the only reason I said it was hard to get home is because I couldn't remember how to get home, but then when John said there is a lightening storm tomorrow, I remembered." I said.
"What's lightening got to do with it?" Paul asked.
I took a deep breath.
"I'm from the future." I said.
"How far into the future?" Ringo asked.
"2019. I was struck by lightening when I was leaving the theater at my school and I got transported here." I said.
The boys looked at each other. They didn't know if they believed me or not. The whole thing sounded unrealistic, but the more they thought about it, they knew I wouldn't lie and it made more sense to them.
"Listen, Angel, I mean (Your First Name) Not that we don't believe you, but could we have some proof please?" Ringo asked
I knew I had to.
"As long as you don't share these things with anyone." I said.
They nodded.
I reached into my bag, and showed my camera and my phone.
"This is called an iPhone. It's a portable telephone that you can carry with you and you can call anyone anytime. And this is a video camera. Well, you know what that is. I make videos of me singing with it." I said.
"Is there a video on there now?" John asked.
I nodded.
"Can we see it?" George asked.
They gathered around me, I hit play.
We all watched.
It was the video I was going to submit for the contest.
When it ended, "Where did you hear that song from?" Paul asked.
"Actually, you boys wrote it. Not until next year though." I said.
"Maybe it was you who gave us that song. You were meant to come back to this time and give us the song." Ringo said.
I thought about it.
"Maybe." I said.
"So, this lightening is your only chance at getting home?" John asked.
I nodded.
"Well, if this is really your last night here with us, we shall give you a proper goodbye." Paul said.
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