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Chapter 42: Red Sky
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2024-10-29 19:42:56Hesitating to drink his suppressant that day but he does not have any other choice. High noon, carrying his bag and running his way to the train station. The sweat drips from his forehead and his hair dances with the wind that comes his way.
Luke is staying away from the crowded area of the station, particularly in the train platform, with other passengers. Leaning beside the column and pushing himself there. Focusing on his phone and constantly watching his phone to check the time. ‘Twelve nineteen. Then, I will arrive at school around twelve thirty.’ He thought.
The usual routine took another route when Luke rented a bike and cycled
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