Salote+Longolongofolau

 Half moon //Spread throughout, a field, two goals, two men stood stone still piercing the other with tactics to triumphant over the other, ”G-O, go Kea score us some tries, ”Lauryn screamed at the top of her lungs, “tackle him!,” anticipation running through her voice. The crowd went wild, it seemed as though Lauryn had vanished into thin air replaced by brutal fans, the referee called, “that would be a travel sir!,” with hands swirling in the air as he ran towards Kea, “what do you mean?”Kea’s face turned bright red, as he ran off the field, as people in the crowd booed him off. A sound came from his back pocket and the whole stadium started to ring hitting the sky with an echo.// Kea jumped as the phone in his hands filled the room with a high pitched ringing, it was Lauren, and she had just left her soccer practice. Kea ignored it and lay flat on his bed, his head and feet were dangling over the edge of the bed. “Kea its lunch time,” his mother lightheartedly called from below the staircase. “On my way mum.” Slowly he picked himself up from his cozy bed and gradually made his way to the dining room. Sandwiches were set on three plates, his mum always made the best ones in the neighborhood.As he sat on the small chair that was left ,his father gave him a look, “Kea, Can you please say a prayer before we eat,” looking Kea’s way, “yeah I guess," intertwining his fingers ont the table," //Father we come together to enjoy this beautiful lunch that has been prepared for us please bless the food in your name amen.”// As the boy stuffed his face with the scrumptious sandwiches, Tony cleared his throat, “son, I have something to tell you," he paused a second, "my company as you know it is moving to Salt Lake city, Utah to study on the new army equipment that has just been discovered,” Atawhai moved towards him, “Tama, we are moving to Salt lake with him,” taking a deep breath, “isn’t that great Kea!” placing her hand on his shoulders.

Salt lake was full of people carrying their baggage and rushing through electric doors. As police officers checked Kea’s bags and his pockets, the police officer seemed cautious of. People appear as though they were terrified of his size. Kea’s face quickly curved into a smile, a hot girl just winked at him. Taylorsville high school was different from the in New Zealand schools, it was the biggest building that he had ever been allowed into. Atawhai walked through the hallway confidently pulling students aside, “Ae do you know where the front office is mate,” piercing them with her stare, the group of students pointed in the direction of blue doors with windows into the hallway. Entering the small room the secretary gave them a glare of disapproval, “May I help you miss,”she gestured to a chair, “Yes, I would like to register my boy here, is that okay?” Atawhai took out her purse, “ummm, one moment please, let me get a registration form for him.” First day that Kea walked into the lunchroom, heads turned his way. Everybody wanted to know what this new boy could be responsible for. A built boy ran towards him with a crooked smile, “Hey there, do you want to sit with us at the Polynesian table?” placing his hand slightly on Kea’s shoulders, “sure, why not,” as he followed the boy to the table. At the Polynesian table Kea found out the boy’s name to be Sione, a pretty common name that most Tongans use. Kea felt as though he didn’t fit in with this crowd. Though he looked and sounded like them he sure didn’t want to be them, they were not very nice to others. The leader of this group was the scariest boy Kea had seen in his life his name"Peni Tenifuli," man he's big Kea thought to him self. Already Peni was trying to get Kea into trouble. During lunch Peni thought it would be great to have Kea felt as though someone was watching him from a far distance. Little did he know this was not just anybody it was a girl of high class, smartest and miss popular. Staring at a boy in the distance Stacie After school Peni and a group of friends went to the park, “Hey Kea are you coming with us to the park this afternoon?!” Peni gestured, “Nah mate my mum needs me to go and help her unpack our stuff, sorry,” waving goodbye to the moving car, “Well then sucks for you man, call me if still want to come alright,” as he drove off. Kea signed as he walked home, it wasn’t that far from the school. As the sun shone brightly in the spring of May, vines drooped like snakes ready to strangle a fine architectural home stood in need of refinement. A long beard spread across his face concealing the details seems as though years of a man sitting on his porch throne had sucked the life from his face. “Hey you!” lowering his newspaper, Kea stared his way now in wonder of what the old man had to say. “Come ‘ere you,” crippling down from the porch, “ Alright old man I am on my way,” slowly walking towards the fence of the home, “ Take this,” handing Kea a gun, “why don’t you run off now boy,” directing Kea to the end of the street, “sir this is a gun mate, what are you doing? Here just take it back mate I don’t need this, if my hakui will give me a hiding if I had one of these!” putting it back in the old man’s hands. With no warning whatsoever the old man falls flat like a bed of rocks on a sandy shore, the neighborhood starts to gather around the old man’s house, voices started to gather, “WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO HIM!” a woman shook Kea’s shoulder. “SOMEBODY CALL THE POLICE! A gun! What were you thinking boy?” shaking his head the man walked off. Kea felt as though his heart had just stopped beating for the longest time in his life. Sirens sounded throughout the neighborhood, as he set eyes on the old man, this man‘s face crooked into a smile that sent chills down the back of his arms and up. That bastard had tricked his into this mess, he felt his feet start to quicken into a fast pace, jog, and then he started to run down a street for him to get away. Finding himself thinking of how easy it was for the old man to trick him, as he ran a trail curved like a pathway before him, trees outgrew themselves and woodchips covered the soil. The serene sounds of owls filled the night he had been running for so long that the sun deeply vanished under a blanket that covered the sky. “I THINK HE IS AROUND HERE!” as lights flashed before his eyes, Kea sensed an extreme feeling of sorrow, as the lights drew closer to the tree that he had been hiding behind. He felt as though there was nowhere else to run. So the lights came closer and as Kea walked out from behind the trees, a shocking sound pierced the air. Kia looked down and there it was the end of his life flashed through his mind as if it were yesterday. The wound was deep into his chest. There is no way that he could escape death now, it has come. “YOU SHOT HIM!” pushing the old man aside, his face drew closer. It was him, the trickster had come to finish Kea off. Kea fell to the ground, “Why did you choose me-,” blood gushing from his lips like a waterfall. “THAT IS WHAT YOUR KIND DESERVES, YOUR PEOPLE ARE NOTHING BUT TROUBLE,” as the police officer put cuffs on his hands. “Sir you have the right to remain silence, anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law…..”