Diamond's telephone rang. She answered. " Diamond was bored. "Diamond, it's me Emerald ," said Emerald as soon as Diamond answered, cheerful as always. "What do you want?" Diamond asked. "Here this, our school for fairies is a free college, just please attend! You finally know you're a fairy, and you barely don't know your powers. So what do you say you attend? Tonight's the party!" Emerald told Diamond. "I don't know," says Diamond. "I promise Sugar won't bother you!" Emerald said. "Who's Sugar?" Diamond asked. "My best friend, well, was my best friend before she turned crazy jealous about our friendship!" Emerald told. Diamond's mum walked by and touched her shoulder. "Diamond, go there. I know your sad about us, and about you being a fairy, but at least you can do is go there," she said. Diamond nod."Emerald, let's to party!" Diamond said. Emerald was jumping, Diamond could here Enerald's joy.

The word fairy derives from Middle English faierie (also fayerye, feirie, fairie), a direct borrowing from Old French faerie (Modern French féerie) meaning the land, realm, or characteristic activity (i.e. enchantment) of the legendary people of folklore and romance called (in Old French) faie or fee (Modern French fée). This derived ultimately from Late Latin fata (one of the personified Fates, hence a guardian or tutelary spirit, hence a spirit in general); cf. Italian fata, Portuguese fada, Spanish hada of the same origin.

Fata, although it became a feminine noun in the Romance languages, was originally the neuter plural ("the Fates") of fatum, past participle of the verb fari to speak, hence "thing spoken, decision, decree" or "prophetic declaration, prediction", hence "destiny, fate". It was used as the equivalent of the Greek Μοῖραι Moirai, the personified Fates who determined the course and ending of human life.

To the word faie was added the suffix -erie (Modern English -(e)ry), used to express either a place where something is found (fishery, heronry, nunnery) or a trade or typical activity engaged in by a person (cookery, midwifery,...

All of my life I've wanted to go to places I've never been to. But sadly, those dreams will never become reality. In my wooden tree house, my room is as brown as coffee. I sigh. Flying to my dresser, I pick my leaf bag up and over my shoulder. KNOCK. KNOCK. KNOCK. "Come in!" I respond. The door opens with pixie dust behind it. I see my mother with her usual cinnamon brown hair in a bun. "Good morning, Jessamine." She lays her hand on my right cheek. For being a sixteen-year-old pixie, I still love my mother. "Are you about to leave?" My mother asks me. "Yes I am." "Good luck on your first day!" She kisses my forehead.

As I approach the red rose garden, I see my best friend, Vanna, water the rose buds. Oh how her silky black hair sways in the breeze. It just entertains me. I fly towards her. She turns around and sees my face. "Oh! Jessa!" We hug each other as a greeting. "Vanna, I've always wanted to do this! I'm so glad you're a Water Fairy!" Vanna is indeed a Water Fairy. I happen to be an Animal Fairy. "Jessa, I love you're outfit!" Vanna coments. I twirl in a cirle for her. My branch-colored dress and tan shoes make my short dark brown hair seem more...