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Right Back At It Again - Chapter 9
Seria
I
sighed and tucked my hair behind my ear again before clicking on the next
link. I should have gotten it cut shorter, I thought to myself, even
though I knew it had been a stretch for me to get it cut this short to begin
with. I grabbed the can of coffee next
to my mouse and took a sip before reading the title in bold white letters
against a background of dark green.
"SAO
Survivor School," I muttered aloud,
taking another drink from the piece of aluminum that I was now gripping
tightly. What the fuck is wrong with me?
I thought to myself. He probably doesn't even think about you
anymore; it's been over a year and a half.
Tanchi jumped on top of my
desk, meowing loudly as if he was still hungry even though I had just fed him
an hour ago. I made a face at my
mother's cat and retorted, "It's not my fault that I thought he had been
executed!"
The
words came out a little louder than I thought they would and I briefly thought
about backing out of my plan. As soon as
the thought entered my mind, though, it was quickly vanquished by the image of
the smiling boy with bright blue eyes and sandy blond hair. He
probably doesn't look like that anymore if he's smart enough to know to hide,
I thought to myself. Then again, PoH was able to able to find
him, so that doesn't say much for that.
I
sighed and resigned myself to the trip I knew I would be making tomorrow, no
matter how ridiculous it was. Tanchi
meowed at me as if calling me stupid for stalking this guy I hadn't seen in
over two years. I flicked him off and
pulled my legs up close to me, burying my face in my knees.You had better be alive, Aiken.
Oct 25, 2014
Right Back At It Again - Chapter 8
"Wait
- Can you repeat that again?"
Josh
gave the lady at the cash register one of his best smiles and proceeded to
rattle off a long list of ingredients for his frozen treat. Devon and Jeshika silently took their orders
from the flustered employee with gratitude and sat down at one of the tables
near the windows.
It had
been a week since we restarted the guild and we had finally gotten enough money
to buy the old manor house on floor thirteen.
So, to celebrate this, Josh suggested that we should all go and get
milkshakes. It had seemed like a good
idea at the time and I figured that I could use some time outside of school and
my house; however, it seemed that Josh's only plan was to confuse the employees
by asking for as many specific toppings as possible.Sep 29, 2014
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