[1] LAST DAY IN ALGORITHE INSTITUTE

The last day on Algorithe Institute seemed like a huge celebration feast instead of how it was supposed to be.

"How could the students not know what's coming?"Anya wondered. It was supposed to be the worst day of every student who values their life. But what she is seeing now is totally hurting her.

Her heart hurts the more she sights the many happy smiling unencumbered students who seemed I- don't - care instead of - hell- I- care.

Maybe they still haven't figured out what the unannounced would be but who wouldn't know when it took her twenty seconds to figure it all out.

Anya sighed, hitting her heavy chest and ponder what the yet unannounced news would cause her career. "What am I going to do?". She yelled, though her voice could not be heard cause of the crowd and the jubilant noise coming out from each angle of the large campus.

"Maybe, they are happy because they thought today would be the D-day to launch the solar energical that detects and stop all the natural disasters". She laughs nervously. "It's all a lie!". She tells the crowd, but no one listened, they all ignored her.

"Lies". She nods foolishly as she stumbles through the crowd, rushing to the big campus.

With heavy heart, she sits on the first rows with the intention of hearing all the things to be said without having to ask for details later and to be able to witness the face of the professor to announce the news. At the same time, she tries to picture how the happy faces she just saw now would be after the news is being released to everyone.

Just then the campus loud alarm started to ring, the sound was so loud that it could be heard miles away.

She holds her self from laughing as what she avoided from happening started to happen, people starts to rush inside the hall, most people falling and being stepped on.

The security pressed the button to the larger entrance, people rushed from there into the hall.

Anya smiled at Sophie, her white friend who struggled through the crowd and rush to where she sits breathing rapidly. She warned her it would be like this but she didn't listen.

Here she is, calmly seated waiting for the bombshell to be released while others are there struggling just to get inside the hall.