Time for a little snow day she had her left hand hover above her right hand shortly after that a snowball started to form. She threw the snowball up in the air soon snowflakes falling down around her. "Yay! Snow!" The child cheered and danced around happily.

She decided that whether she liked it or not she had to accept the fact that she was different. But she still is afraid of her ability though but maybe that was normal considering her age? Being afraid of stuff was normal, wasn't it?

She found a book! A children's book of course. She laid down on her stomach and opened the book and started to read from it. What was the name of the book? It was The Little Mermaid.

What was something that calmed her down? Reading. She felt as though she could relate to people in fairytales rather than people in the real world.

How could this possibly be a gift? She didn't even know how to control it. It seemed as though everything she touched would freeze and her emotions as played a part in this. If she is either sad or scared her powers worsen. How could this ever be considered a good thing? How?

Turning the floor below her into ice was fairly simple and now she had her own little ice skating rink.

Making silly faces was something that the child was good at.

"Today has surprisingly been a good day. Hopefully tomorrow will be just as good." The child whispered to herself, she was still surprised that she somehow managed to keep her powers under control for once, she wasn't sure how long it would last but she was going to enjoy it.

Holly pointed her index finger to her head and shortly a icy crown in the shape of flowers appeared on her head. She had made herself a icy flower crown in seems like. She grinned happily then laid onto her back to relax and stared up at the partly cloudy sky.

All Holly has ever learned to do was to isolate herself. Why? Because of her powers. She was afraid she would accidentally harm someone since she didn't have that good of a control over her powers yet. "Please, just stay away." She whispered then hid her face in her knees.

"Do you want to build a snowman?"

"Huh?" Holly looked over her shoulder thinking that she had heard something after making sure that nothing was there she continued to practice using her snow and ice abilities.

A joyful grin tugged at the corners of the girl's mouth as she gazed out the window, her hands pressed on it's wooden frame. She was watching the rain fall. Holly gasped as ice started to spread itself over the frame so she quickly withdrew her hands and backed away fearfully.

Holly smiled as she lifted her hand up above her head and excitedly watched as icy mist began to form above it.

Holly sniffled a little bit as she hid behind some of the ice spikes that she had made. She of course didn't mean to make them, she still didn't have any control of her powers yet. "Don't come near me. I don't want to freeze you." The child softly spoke up as she cried.

"I'm sorry. It was a accident." The child cried. She hated her snow and ice abilities she felt as though they only caused her trouble. She often wondered about what could possibly be good about having abilities like this?

Holly sat in the darkened corner of the room and let out a sad sigh. "Do you.." The child paused for a brief moment sounding as if she was on verge of crying. "Do you hate me?"

"I'm.." The little girl hiccups as she cried slightly covering her face with her hands. She appeared to be hurt but what happened? "I'm sorry." She cried softly hating the fact that she had no control over her powers and always ended up hurt one way or another because of it.

"Does anyone wanna play with me?" The child shyly asked as hugged two of her favorite dolls close to herself.

Staying locked in her room was what was best for her that's what she has always been told until she was able to control her powers she wasn't allowed to leave.