User blog:Watermelonoutburst/Sunshine Girls, chapter 4.

I have found that just about everyone is Christian, which is good because this book will get Christian pretty soon! But now, the story: 🤦‍♀️   Pineapple 

in front of me Sunny seemed to relax, l couldn’t see Yellow and Pegasus looked like she’d known it the whole time, Tyger looked confused and I shot her an irritated look, why hadn’t she told me?! She glared at me and I took it as a compromise. I hadn’t told her either. And it wasn’t the only thing I hadn’t told her. Mr. Shzo started talking, “If any of you noticed the picture in the hall,” I had. “It’s a picture of Zaphra Sunblaze, the very first sunshine girl. Through the generations there have been sunshine boys, we will learn about them later. As a young girl Zaphra found her powers, her parents were surprised and kept them a secret, only later would she learn there were other people with similar powers...” ☀️ At lunch we all sat at a circular bench with a missing table and opened our lunch boxes. I looked at Pegasus. Did she seriously meet everyone like that? “Do you really tell everyone you meet you have superpowers?” “Yah, if they don’t believe me I tell them l’m joking... but l don’t think that kid who said he had super strength was kidding,” Always expressing her thoughts out loud. “But my mom said there were others, at least two.” She gazed pointedly at me and Tyger. Suspicious, l asked, “who’s your mom?” “Camra Yellowstone.” Of course, my mom’s best friend from summer camp. “Oh, her.” I said, “but that means even if you were right, you could’ve blown our covers along with yours if they didn’t have it too!” “Yeah, well you could’ve lied, and it’s all a-okay! Though I’m still wrong, l thought you were sisters, but now l’m pretty sure you aren’t!” Then she rewound to an earlier topic, “hey Yellow, wouldn’t it be funny if your last name were Yellowstone?” Yellow didn’t laugh, and she gritted her teeth as she said, “not. At. All!” And then she added sarcastically, “though l was expecting your names to be Orange, Orange-yellow, Mangotango, and Dandelion, not quite so weird.”