no snowstorm and no magical starlight, just black air swirling around the sled as Ella travelled home.
âReady to go down?â Blueâ§s voice rang out clearly and Ella nodded, then shouted back, âYes.â
As Blue dropped towards the ground, Ella braced herself for the crash. Seconds later, they landed with a small bump. Ella fell on her feet, narrowly missing her dadâ§s compost pile and she giggled with relief. She looked around for the sled, but it had disappeared. Blue was skidding to a halt by her den at the bottom of the garden. Ella blinked. It was almost as if sheâ§d never been away and was still chasing the puppy down the garden. But she knew that the starlight adventure had been real. Scooping Blue into her arms, she held the puppy up to her face. âThank you. That was brilliant fun.â
âYap!â barked Blue, licking her nose.
âYuk!â Chuckling, Ella carried the puppy indoors, running the last few paces as she saw through the kitchen window that Dad was home.
âHello, Ella what happened to your homework?â he asked as she bounded indoors.
âBlue happened.â
Thrusting the puppy forward, Ella began talking at double speed.
âSlow down,â said Dad, as she explained how sheâ§d found Blue.
âSo can I keep him?â Ella finished.
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