Break her trance

Her vengeance is over. He, hopefully, learned his lesson. Her wet feet pressed on the sand, one at a time. Her panties lowered for every of the twenty steps. By the time she reached the wall, her panties stopped at the knees. She hopped up, several times, but her legs were to close together. Mia raised them up and leaped halfway up before the annoying item sank back to her ankles. She was close enough to vault onto the higher ground. She swung her legs above her and, she didn’t quite do a vault, but ended up pulling a failed front flip. She found herself on the edge of the wall. She ran to the tree in fear of falling down. Then it occurred to her. She ran. That could only mean one thing. She looked at herself, nothing more, just Mia. Her panties laid flat on the edge. She ran to her treasure. The wind picked up. She grabbed them in midair. She sighed, still holding a tight grip, with her arm fully extended. She was going to bring her arm in closer to dress herself, but not before a hawk snatched them in one claw and her arm in the next. It lifted her, slightly, and tossed her to the balcony, which had escaped her mind. And just how the ladder to balcony and escaped her mind, the panties escaped her grasp.

Drew and the girls were nowhere to be seen. She peeked through the sliding door. The girls laid on the couches. Mia opened the door to see MaryKate, legs crossed, on the couch and Audrey laying, feet on the top of the couch.

“I think we have a problem.”said Mia. The two escaped their comfortable positions.

“What problem?” Audrey asked sternly.

“Just as your clothes used to disappear at noon, mine disappeared one at a time, gradually.” Mía said. Audrey was frozen.

“What should we do about it? How did it get to you?”

“Two very good questions. I think we should go to Andrews first, then we’ll discuss it further.” They all nodded. Audrey led them out the door, practically knowing the way to school by heart after running away the first few days it happened.