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Chapter 2 - chapter 2

I gracefully promised to become the obedient daughter, if mother would approve of me leaving this boring event right instant.

With all her heart, she said 'no'.

Shall I bend and say, 'O sweet mother, here are the few unpleasant words, this Wednesday, I promise to be the most shrewd and juvenile person on this planet earth. But she would say I will forget all the waves of shame you have put upon me because a girl with little chance to live, I can offer a little kindness. I do nothing but doubt my existence.

And there comes the most awaited person in dreadful suspense.

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He was dressed in a grey suit which succinctly made girls turned on.

But I say, he would look better with the pajamas right there, as accordingly, I hold some strange fiction in a dude to put on a casual bed attire.

He had a beard which created him a mature fella. 

He had a bizarre beauty.

I was partial to giving attention to the effeminate sounds of soft music, disregarding the assertions he would utter about incentives. His meritorious differentia pushed him to be located forthright there in the spotlight, beholding the deepest admiration to put forward. His opinions are awaited regardless of this gorgeous Kara's departure, and consequently, it is one-sided for me to think highly of his sentiments rather than my own.

He came onward, now though, he made known him well, I will honestly sound off. I smelled the contrasting stimulant. He presumably had feigned the anecdote, to express phrases of typicality pleaded for.

I wonder about the narrative behind the imitations of his pretense. He said,--

"life isn't about what you enunciate, it's what you execute, and what you execute depends upon what your dear spirit sounds off, but in the industrial sector, you don't take notice of the essence, you attend to the practicality behind every belief. Being the national topper formulated me to compute the imperfections inside me, whatever distractions, until the seven years ahead, hence, should be downright discredited to eventually have your remuneration standing at the door. And if I do speak here, I will unfurl all the distrust you have for your dear faith encircling the path to becoming the fresh and spotless youth".

This was completely apathetic to success. It seems more like a protest to have a pleasant and sunny life. I immediately penned a contradictory notice regarding his false admiration expression.

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I mistrust as you a virtuous individual. To be of the high estate together with holding the spotless personality. Your mouthpiece proclaimed philosophic to the multitude yet, your pretense was transparent to me. Your words have no deep root to success but an objection to having a life of dance and music.

Disguise, I see your displeasure personality meantime, to pass your ill success you may manipulate the youth. Hat's off to your safeguards for harboring all the spots.

Yet, success without a scar is owning to your birthright and entitlements and zilch to your attains.

-love, Kara Ilaria

-Sweeping Minister

-New Horizon High School

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I felt like I went to the Shakespearean era. I regard, literature as an art of expression. For me, it is everything but I pray, for him, It will be a little spicy. I underlined myself as valiant for jotting down so death-or-glory. His words did indeed piss me off.

I desired never to converse with him after handing in the memo. I rather would've passed the responsibility to a trustworthy but neither one would be of nice heart to entrust it.

This was pretty noticeable, so I explained to mother, for letting me hand this delightful missive to him. She began to cherish hopes that certainly made her grope, I perceived motivation. Poor mother, If she figured out about the fuss, my life would be in menace but In the name of life and lies, cherishing oxygen in a diluted atmosphere is an exemplary habit. Not making sense, but much better to feel interconnected.

I ran to the other side towards the gate, and stood near the shed, wrapping my arms, waiting for him to pass through.

He seemed to fritter away time. Everything was boring me to tears. By design, my Innocent habit of throwing stones at others in cold blood got a little triggered.

I took a sharp stone and threw it unreasonably sky-high, but my wrong timing made someone bleed.

I had experienced it so often before.

He gaped me at sharply in the silence. I recognized that fellow, who cost more than it's worth.

In a state of perplexity, he could only visualize smacking me with that stone but with a little scan, forsooth, I got a load of that shrimp.

Maybe he wasn't sure about having a complaint. Although, I stipulated and obliged a sense of duty to answer my questions.

He amusedly, sheep-eyed me. How practically it would be to lay the complaint of the deed upon his frustrating views, after all, I wrote it after calculating all his flaws, all logically with no distractions. It would at least make him grasp the concept of his own hot and oppressed brain and the silly business he had in hand has nothing to do with dear success. With such horrible imagination, I had a little guilt about writing it so sternly.

Although the purpose was to blow his mind the deed was little without firmness.