Late Day

Before I knew it, it was night. The half moon shimmered across the area, providing a beautiful reflective light on the pool. I see the little ripples from the wind making the shape of the move blurry. I had put a chair behind the window and was sitting on it with my legs folded up and my face resting on my knees.

There was that uncomfortable feeling again. Every day, it seemed like something new was about to come up. The world had opened into a dimension of infinite possibilities where shit could get screwed up. There was no end in sight. It was quite unpredictable.

Ting!

It was my phone. There was a message from Lev, asking me why I wasn’t at school the past few days. I had told them that I was not feeling well but I knew that this would not last long. So unless I gave them a medical report of me having a life threatening illness that required hospitalisation for a few months causing me to drop school, I doubt that they would let this thing go.

My phone started ringing in my hand and