Chris's POV

I  didn't know how the woman knew my name, but I didn't want to know. When I got back on the train I wondered. I brought up to question to Tessa, but she wasn't any help. I watched out the window for a while. Tessa was doing something on her phone, so I decided to go to sleep.
In my sleep I started having dreams, but I have no idea what they mean. I saw the train, the woman, and the journal. I didn't think it meant anything though.  I woke up to Tessa shaking my shoulder.
" WHAT!!!???" I hissed.
" You have to see this! " she told me. I sat up and looked out the window. The place looked magical.
" Woah. " I said looking around. The trees seemed fresh and, did they have glitter on them?
" I know right. " Tessa said, her eyes glowing with curiosity.
Suddenly a loud voice boomed over the speaker. " Okay, last stop, everyone get off! "
I grabbed my two bags and me and Tessa walked off.
" Okay, Auntie's house should be a few blocks from here. " Tessa said glancing around at her surroundings. She grabbed my hand and we ran around looking for some type of sign. The grass was perfectly green, the plants looked like they couldn't die, and every where looked like a unicorn pooped on it. I couldn't believe his Aunt lived in a place as perfect place like this!
" Look! A sign! " Tessa said. We ran over and Tessa read the sign out loud. " Pix is that way. " she said pointing to a magical New York City type area. " And Gio is that way. " I looked over to a smaller country side area. " I think Auntie lives over there. " Tessa said pointing to Gio.
I frowned. I was so hoping I could go back to a big city, like where me and Tessa grew up. Nope. Guess not.
We made our way over to the area, but it took a while. It wasn't as close as we thought.
As we walked I thought about who my mother was. Me and Tessa had lived with our Dad. We never knew who our mother was, but we didn't want to, we just wanted to know why she left. Dad told us it was because she had a whole lot to take care of. Tessa used to think she was some sort of royalty, but I always thought Dad was just joking around.
We wandered a bit further until the country side became under our feet. I heard the sound of horses, or pigs, or... something! It didn't smell as bad as I thought it would.
" Look! Chris! " she pointed to a two story house. It was blue and old, but it looked grand. " That's her house. "
We ran up to the fence separating the front yard from the rode. Tessa tried to open the gate, but it was locked. I decided to hop over the fence, it wasn't that high, so I did it easily. I opened it for Tessa and we ran up to the front door.
Tessa excitedly knocked. No answer. She knocked again. Still no answer.
" Maybe this isn't the right hou- " I started to say, but then the door opened.
" May I help you. " said a lady with the same familiar purple gold eyes.