“It's not necessary," I excused myself to the boy.
“No, let me," he smiled and took my bags.
“You wouldn't have bothered," I said a little embarrassed.
“It's no bother, tell me which room are you going to?
“Well... “I took the paper and read the directions I had written down last night after the date with Noah... it says here that it's in one hundred and four.
“I know where it is," he motioned with his head for me to follow him. So I followed him. There were lots and lots of students arriving. I felt a little nervous underneath, but it was completely normal.
“Are you new here? “I wanted to know. We walked into the dorms and up some stairs. The university was so big.
“No, it's my second year. “He smiled at me.
“Ah. That's nice," I looked around, I didn't want to miss anything at all.
“Here it is," the boy stopped in front of a door. It had the number one hundred and four on the door. I knocked twice to make sure there was no one there, but there was. A girl opened the door. Her hair was completely blue and she had some piercings.
“Hello," she greeted, "do you need anything?
I could hear murmuring inside so I figured she wouldn't be alone.
“Hey, I'll stay in this room," I let him know. It would be my room after all.
“Ah... Isabella? “She finished opening the door and smiled.
“Isa," I corrected, putting my lips in a single line.
“Of course, come in. We've been waiting for you.
The boy and I walked into the room. There was one more girl and one more boy. I was a little surprised to see a boy here. And I think he was in what would be my bed. There were only two. The room was more or less big. Enough for two beds, closets and desks for studying. I was grateful there weren't so many people, I liked my privacy.
I cleared my throat to get him off my bed. The boy was serious, wore a leather jacket and seemed to like to piss people off.
“Trevor, please get off the bed," said the girl who had just opened the door for us.
The guy named Trevor watched us with a bit of amusement. I was really starting to get exasperated by this guy with his bullshit. I'm really tired from the trip and I just want to leave everything in order to start studying. Classes would start on Monday and today was Saturday. Counting also on the fact that I have to get a job.
“It's okay," Trevor stood up, putting his hands in the form of peace. He was taller than me, looked at me funny from head to toe and then licked his lips, "Here's your bed, miss.
I looked him in the eyes for a few more seconds then walked around him and put my bag on top of the bed. It was already a little crumpled.
“Thank you for helping me," I said to the boy who put the suitcases on the floor.
“It's nothing. “He said goodbye, "I'll see you around, Isa," he gave us all a last look and then left my room. The other girl who was white and yellow hair was just looking at a magazine on my roommate's bed.
“Welcome to your new room," said the girl who had just opened the door, "I'm Piper, this is Trisha and you've already met Trevor.
“Of course, nice to meet you," I said and then opened my bags. I would have to arrange my clothes over there.
“And this will be your closet," she pointed to a closet next to my bed. I noticed she had hers next to hers. At least we'd have separate clothes.
“Thank you.
“Today there will be a pool party at the university to welcome the newcomers. You're invited," Trisha stands up, "It's at eight.
“Hmm thanks for the tip, but I don't think I'll go.
“Why not? “Trevor leaned against the wall near the door.
“Because I have to get my stuff together.
“All right, if you change your mind the pool is on the north side of the university, down some stairs. Shall we go, guys? We have a class due now. See you, Isa.
I half smiled at them in goodbye mode, the Trevor guy just stared at me before leaving behind his friends. I found him a bit intimidating. I hurried to close the door after they left and sat on my bed. That had been a little strange.
I pulled out all my clothes and set about tidying them up.
“
An hour later I was all ready, my bed was tidy again and my things too. I needed a bath. I took my towel and my bath stuff and left the room. Bathrooms have to be close to the bedrooms, I figured. What I didn't like was that the bathrooms were shared.
“Oh my goodness, Harry Lee is really coming to give the lecture to the third graders. I can't believe it. “said a girl.
“Let's hurry so we won't be late," replied the other girl. After that they both ran off. Who is Harry Lee and why does he make them so crazy? I rolled my eyes and walked into the bathrooms. There were a few showers open, maybe some girls bathing. I headed to the last one, it was empty, and walked in.
I took off all my clothes and let the hot water run all over my body. I thought about my family, I thought about Noah, I thought about finding a job. What if I don't find one? What if everything goes wrong for me as usual? I'd have to go back to Lewiston with my head down and I'd have to go back to the horrible job I had. That's what I'll live on.
I shook my head to get those bad thoughts away from me and decided not to think. Sometimes my thoughts filled me with fear, sometimes I believed the things I thought. The worst thing is that I only thought bad things. I always believed the bad things but not the good things. I hated being like that. I hated being prey to my mind. Sometimes I just wanted to free myself.
After the shower I wrapped the towel around my body, grabbed my things and went out. I could see myself in the huge mirror in the shower. I looked healthy. There was nothing to worry about. I stepped out of the shower into the hallway. That's what I didn't like. There were guys walking by. Great. I quickened my pace until I turned down a hallway, I could hear a boy's voice behind me so I turned my head as I walked forward, but it was a bad idea because at that I collided with someone else causing some of my dirty clothes to fall to the floor.
“Shit," I cursed, looking up. He was quite a handsome guy actually. He was wearing a suit and was very well groomed.
“Excuse me," the boy bent down to pick up my clothes, but my face turned red with embarrassment as the boy grabbed my panties.
“Don't worry," I took off his clothes immediately, "It was my fault.
I wanted to push past him and get to my room once and for all, but he intercepted me.
“Excuse me? Do you know where the third grade classroom is? I'm a little confused," he adjusted his suit, I don't know why I thought that was so sexy of him. His bearing, his smell... that man was quite attractive, to tell you the truth. He looked like one of those models I always saw in magazines. The moment I licked my lips unconsciously he looked at him.
“I don't know, I just came to the first year today. I still don't know where the classrooms are," I shrugged a little embarrassed.
“Well, I guess I'll have to look for it myself," he smiled at me.
“Sure, I have to go," I turned on my heels and started walking down the long hallway feeling the man's gaze on me. When I heard more voices I turned around and the guy was surrounded by some girls already. I wasn't surprised.
“It's Harry, come “two more girls walked past me and hurried to the boy whose name was Harry.
When I got to my room I opened the door and went inside. I felt safe in here. I left my dirty clothes in the wastebasket and looked for clean clothes. I chose a pair of pants that clung to my legs, a shirt that reached below my belly button and some converse. I combed my hair leaving it loose, put some makeup on my face just so I wouldn't look pale. I grabbed my laptop, sat down at the desk by the window and turned it on.
I needed to find a job, one. In the search engine I typed in jobs near the university. I got babysitting, in restaurants, in hotels, in bars. But none of that worked for me. I needed something steady and that paid well. The prices were too low. I kept looking and looking, but there was nothing that convinced me. My stomach began to growl because I was so hungry. I looked at the clock and it was five o'clock in the afternoon. It's almost dinner. I closed the laptop, grabbed some money and my cell phone and left the room.
Classes would be ending right now. I went downstairs in search of the cafeteria.
“Excuse me," I stopped a girl, "do you know where the cafeteria is?
“You go out to the courtyard and head to the backyard," she said.
“Thank you.
I went out to the courtyard as she told me and walked to the courtyard to bring it. When I got there I could see it. It was a very big place, it had glass windows where you could see inside with the tables and everything. I went inside, asked what there was to eat and took some of it. With my tray I sat down at a corner table and got ready to eat.
In the distance I could see the guy from a moment ago, the one named Harry, coming out of the university. There was a very fancy car parked there. Harry walked around it and got into the front seat. He was followed by girls who wouldn't leave him alone for a moment. Apparently he had already finished his lecture with the third”year students. Lecture about what?
Harry's car started up and left the place.
I continued to eat quietly until I finished my meal. I felt satisfied and full. I drank some more of my juice and then stood up and took the tray to where the dirty dishes were placed. I was surprised to see an advertisement on the wall. It was an ad for a job. There was no price, no name of the person or the place. It just said if you wanted a job call this number. It said the phone number.
I took one of the papers and left the cafeteria. I couldn't waste any more time. I looked for a bench near some trees and sat down. I took out my cell phone and dialed the number on the ad. It seemed that no one paid any attention to that poor ad, everyone ignored it. I think I was the only one who had taken the first paper. Besides, there weren't many, maybe about five.
One, two rings until someone answered.
“Hello?
“Hello, I'm calling about the job posting," I answered a little nervously, I was nervous about talking on the phone to people I didn't know. I don't know, it was just me.
“Where are you talking about?
“From Stanford University," I answered.
“And what's your name?
“Isabella Fox. Is she still available?
“She's still available. Can you come first thing Monday morning to the address that's texting you right now? “The man's voice sounded a little familiar but I couldn't figure out where I'd heard it from before. Or maybe I was just hallucinating a bit. My cell phone vibrated at that moment with the address the guy gave me.
“Monday? “My classes started at nine in the morning. If I get there at seven in the morning, maybe I'll have time not to miss class.
“That's right, do you have a problem with that?
“No, not at all. I'll be there at seven in the morning.
“That's fine. I'll wait for you then.
“Same. “I hung up. “What do you mean, the same? What an idiot I am, as if I would wait for the boy. I'm definitely clumsy, what is that guy thinking about me? I sighed deeply and calmed down.
Ugh, what nerves. Now I had the appointment to my first choice of job, I just hope the pay was good and that my trip would not be one of pleasure. I stood up, put my cell phone and the paper in my pants pockets and headed back to the university. It was getting dark and apparently everyone was looking for their wardrobe for the big pool party. I guess the party is illegal and the teachers don't know about it. I know because they would never allow a late night party at a college like this.
One year later...-Loam! An order comes out—the shout of my beloved boss snaps me out of my thoughts. I curse under my breath and walk over to grab the dish ordered at table four."I heard," I told him when we got there."How much do you think about?" he reproached me.I didn't answer him, I just took the tray and took it to the customers.-Enjoy it.My shift was almost over, so I took off my apron and left it on the bar."It's time to go," I told my boss who had stared at me.—As you wish —he took some money from the box and gave it to me— See you tomorrow."Thank you, Jeymi." I took the money and counted it. Forty dollars, it was the only thing I earned in the week. I had been saving for almost a year. I would have to count how much I did. I grabbed my things and headed home.It was the graduations again, I remember that a year ago I was in that same place.When I get home I go straight up to my room and grab my piggy bank. I prayed that there would be enough money to leave. I took
I entered my room with a mess in my head, even if I had the courage to leave I had certain doubts, such as: What will the atmosphere be like there? people's way? Among other things that due to my little experience of leaving home made me doubt a little, but it was already too late, I clearly see that if I stayed here by the will of my own parents I would not study, they are only interested in me serving them like a slave in this house. Poor my sister...I took the cell phone from the nightstand that I had, it was a little deteriorated I weighed over the years. I had to talk to Nicky who I guess has also heard from your university.Outgoing call."How are you, my love?" I know, jume's saying "love" was a bit cheesy, but Nicky had earned that right."Very well," he told me with a very animated tone, "I was just going to call you, but I see that we thought the same way and you beat me."-Oh yeah? And what did you have to tell me? I knew where things were going, but I still wanted him to
"Is everything ready, Margaret?" —Mom asked from the bedroom, today was the day I had to leave for California and my parents were exaggerating too much, as if this was a one-way trip.—Wait a minute—I told her as I put everything in my small suitcase and in a brown handbag, I didn't have much in terms of clothes, I wasn't the typical girl who was characterized by provocative clothes and stuff.. I was the old-fashioned way, better, that way I went unnoticed from those morbid looks.The day was quite sunny and I liked days like that.—Lend here—Dad received my bags when he saw me go down with difficulty swaying from one side to another—I think we're going in time for you to take the bus—we left the house going to the garage.I took one last look at my little place, that same place that witnessed many things, but that today I would have to leave behind, I put a hand to my chest full of nostalgia. I had never separated from my parents or from home, for a girl who suffered from anxiety thi
"No need," I apologized to the boy."No, let me." He smiled and took my bags."You wouldn't have bothered," I told him a little embarrassed."It's not a bother, tell me which room are you going to?""Well..." I took the piece of paper and read the directions I had written down last night after Nicky's appointment, "...it says here that it's in the one hundred and four.""I know where it is." He nodded for her to follow. So I followed it. There were so many students arriving. I felt a little nervous deep down, but it was completely normal.-Are you new here? I wanted to know. We entered the bedrooms and went up some stairs. The university was so big.“No, it's my second year. He smiled at me.—Oh. That's great —I looked everywhere, I didn't want to miss anything."Here it is." The boy stopped in front of a door. It had number one hundred and four on the door. I knocked twice to make sure no one was there, but there was. A girl opened the door. His hair was completely blue and he had so
When I got to my room, Piper was there, adjusting her white top in front of the mirror."Hello," I greeted when I arrived. In spite of everything, she would be my roommate and I didn't want to start with a tense atmosphere from now on. Piper looked like one of those goth girls that was two-faced. Something inside me told me not to trust myself too much."Marga, it's good that you're here," he turned to me. Her complexion was dark and her hair was curly--Today we didn't have the chance to get to know each other better.I sat on my bed and grabbed my computer."I don't think so," I screwed up my face.“Well, I'm a sophomore and so are Trevor and Trisha."That's great." I sat on the bed Indian style and put the computer on my lap. He planned to watch a movie while he spent the night. Maybe I'll call Nicky or have a video call with him. I missed him so much.-Are you going to the party? It will be great."Actually I'm not much of a party, too loud noise gives me a headache," I denied putt
When I entered the room the first thing I did was go into the bathroom, I had left the piercings wrapped in my dress and no one could get my ideas out of me, he was murdered and someone who was at that party was his murderer, he had nothing else to find more clues to see who wore piercings.I spent a few minutes under the warm stream of the shower massaging my hair, I hadn't been here long and something had already happened that I had never witnessed in my life.I heard they opened the door.Pipper ?" I asked into the void without any response. Is there anyone there? I insisted and still had no answer. I took my towel and wrapped it around my body, I was sure I had left the lock secured so if someone just entered it must have been one of the two, no one else could open. My dress was on the floor all wet and across the bathroom door.—Ooh! “Piper and Trisha had scared me.God! How my heart had raced believing it was someone else.-Where were you? I asked as I moved my feet up and down,
"Okay, let's go inside." He pointed to the entrance."Okay," I agreed, grabbing the rope of my backpack. The stocky guy hurriedly opened the door for us and we both walked through the huge garden. Wow, it was very big, it was greenish and it had a huge pool a few meters away. We advance further and further until we reach the entrance. It wasn't a house, it was a huge mansion. The word huge falls short even with all this. This guy must be very successful at his job."I want you to please wait for me a bit," he told me, opening the door of his mansion. "I'll just take a quick shower and see you in a few minutes, don't you mind?""Okay, don't worry," I nodded, shrugging.As I passed inside the mansion I was even more amazed, it had a huge living room with long sofas, a fireplace and a huge TV attached to the wall. The floor was white, the walls too. There were glass windows that let in the morning light. I really liked the decoration, it was light and bright."Good morning, Mr. Carson,"
The classes of my first hours were not boring at all, I had really liked receiving certain things about psychology and about other topics in particular. At least all that had served to distract me from what had happened in the morning. Only expected that the gossip did not happen to more. I gathered up my notebooks and pencils, making a mess on the floor as usual. I was a disaster for everything, what used to happen to me is that I got nervous and being nervous was the worst. I became more clumsy than normal."I'll help you," a boy told me, bending down and helping me pick up things."Thank you," I smiled kindly at him, "I'm a bit clumsy."I took the things he had collected for me and put them in my backpack. I remembered his face, he was the guy who helped me the first time I came here."I remember you," I half-pointed at him.He laughed a little."I thought you wouldn't remember him.""I don't remember if you told me your name, yes." I adjusted my backpack on my shoulder.—My names
"Do you think Melido gave it to you?" Questioning, I'm going to sit on the edge of his bed.Finally, he turns up. His eyes are completely clear, the tip of his nose and cheekbones are red. She hasn't cried, but I guess she could start at any moment."Maybe," he murmurs. I don't have the foggiest idea. Everything is extremely confusing. — I understand.— I feel something very similar — I tell him.—Do you also feel that your heart is fragmented, that your life is a riddle and you fall short in a piece that gives importance to everything?——In fact.— To tell the truth, yes—I admit immediately, without thinking twice. For quite some time I have had the inclination that there is a large opening in my chest - I run a hand to the region where my heart is - and despite the fact that I try to ignore it most of the time, there is usually a period of the day when that it is too overwhelming to even consider imagining that everything is fine.“How are we going to get them back?” he gets informati
that it is spotless, quite dirty, but not broken and still working. Blow off the small screen to remove the abundance of soil and debris before waiting to put on the recordingInside the center. As Jorfit said, the body is no longer there and what is much more terrible, in the video it does not seem who took it, you only see the corpse of Joshua lying by the feet.“All things considered, this is unnerving,” I mutter to myself, slashing at my face with one hand and feeling my throat consume when I swallow, something that causes another hacking assault.“We should take you to the eJustogencies clinic.” “You breathed in a lot of smoke,” Jorfit tells me in a stressed tone, his voice drawn with metallic shock.I put the watch in my jeans pocket before I check it out. My eyebrows practically go up on their own when I see my Jeep haggling on the roof. I didn't understand that the blonde was moving towards him to turn him around."I'm fine," I assure you dryly. I cover my mouth with one hand
"No, not really," he deals with any consequences regarding the basses, apologies."I saw earlier," bisbisbishop, scratching my cheek. Also to explain it, Justo doesn't hate her, like Maxx does."Could it be said that you are significant?"-It is not obvious? As soon as I raise that investigation, I understand that it was dumb. Maxx is in love with Grecia, however, the chump proceeds with the possibility that Justo is his partner, as well as the other way around, so Maxx considers her his enemy, as the main impediment that prevents him from being with that imbecile."How do you know about that?""Since it goes without saying, Angel," he raised, snapping his head back for a millisecond. Also, in light of the fact that a couple of days earlier I overheard her conversing with one of her classmates and she didn't have anything nice to say about Justoedith, I admit it. He really hates her."All things considered, all things considered, I understand it wouldn't be wise for Justoedith to join
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I don't have the best idea why, but I scream and it gets your attention. The father widens his eyes in shock and the lady says something I don't understand before moving incessantly fast. Father takes a step towards me, I shake my head and start running. I need to go, I need to go home to Mom and Angel. I should have stayed home to deal with my more established brother, similar to how he deals with me when I get sick.Tears blur my vision, however, I keep running as I can hear Dad approaching. I unexpectedly bump into someone, causing them to blurt out a terrible word. I lose my balance and fall into theWater. I try to stand up, but my feet can't track the bottom of the pool; I wave my arms freely to everyone and inadvertently eJusto get another scream from my mouth, causing it to fill with water and the air held in my lungs to run out. I open my eyes, frantically, and the chlorine in this event consumes me.My eyes consume, my lungs consume, my head hurts like 1,000 hell and I feel
"Keep the gates open," I ask simply for a good split second before running straight to my more established brother. With a rare nimbleness in me, I figured out how to avoid the battle going on between Grecia, Jay, and the fearsome Fear Specialist, ending up near Angely in a squinting problem. Come on, how about we go? Murmur, shaking hands to help him up.Angel takes a few seconds, but eventually figures out how to get to his feet and allows me to direct him to the elevator, with our mom doing exactly what I asked her to do; and as he runs to move towards his firstborn, I intend to prevent the entrances from closing.“Pause, what's that?” I hear Angel say in his heaves, barely having the option to get some oxygen into his lungs. Therefore, Greece is absolutely right to give several legs and a kick to the fear specialist.“A bronchodilator.” “It will work,” the mother reacts.“Jay, Greece!” I almost scream when the blonde gets a horrendous mess to the face and the coyote is on the grou
It's gone, as are his odds of getting sick from even a straight normal cold, so none of us can see how, why he surely caused the assault. To top it off, of the three people who could address our questions on the matter, they are absent and seem too busy in light of the fact that none of them solitary react to my calls or instant messages.My internal competition insults the day Derek chose to move in with his sister Cora in South America and also Greece for having to track down his organic mother, since assuming it wasn't so much for her, Mr. Angel would be in Dark Potland, helping us tackle the issues that pile up on our shoulders as time goes on.I abruptly close the fear specialists book as I let out a groan and focus on moving away from my psyche, any distressing ideas, in any capacity.I squeeze the scaffolding on my nose and tilt my head forward, contemplating if Derek or Jose Angel could explain to me why for God's sake I can't peruse a solitary section of this damn book withou
—Michael ?—"Are you okay, honey?" Justin was the one who answered my question.In the kitchen, he was doing the dishes while she sat on the sofa by the fire.When you're done, I have a question for you.After I finished cleaning up, I sat next to her and listened.—What do you want to know?—"I'm curious as to why you never play guitar or sing for me," I asked.It was my guitar in the corner of the room that she pointed out to me.In fact, I hadn't played guitar or performed for her since we met.The reason for this is a mystery to me.Because it's your job and your love of playing, I was hoping you'd play for me at some point.In other words, "I had no idea you expected me to."The only reason I thought of it was because I thought it would be fun. It doesn't matter in the least what you say or do. You are under no obligation to participate if you choose not to. Justin muttered as he scratched his arm and turned his attention elsewhere. At night, "We can watch a movie or do something
-Yes-." Swat , please tell me. "“Justin, I don't know how to phrase this without being disrespectful or insensitive, but I've never met a recovering addict and I just don't think my lifestyle supports it. Your life is chaotic and you told me so. New York was not the place to be sober. Backstage, in the crowd, at awards shows and after parties, as well as among my peers when we have free time, there is drinking. Because my life is so bad , I can't help the fact that I'm going to have to drink near you. In no way, shape, or form do I wish to jeopardize your sobriety.“While it's nice of you to think about it, I can't stay away from the world for long either. For the rest of my life, I'm not going to be able to live in a remote cabin in the middle of nowhere. “I'll have to get used to drinking in public at some point. Probably not today, but in the next few months. Even though I'm well aware of your wild social life, I'm confident.ent that I would manage well if you were here with me.