Erica: Get out of here now!

I screamed, I could feel my throat burning. My voice rose from the depths of my lungs and as a Tingling spread all over my body. The power of my phrase being so great that it became what all of me anxiously yelled.
The monster to disappear, to leave now, to no longer exist. He took a step backwards
Inadvertently, as if he received a push from my hand, a kick from my leg, as I accepted from him.

The Elevator

I'm getting up pretty energized. Yesterday's concerns proved unfounded. I prepared myself enjoying the luxury of extra time today walking the route rather than running. Nadia made a sense to me to go to her the moment I walked through the gate. 


Erica: Hi! I don't see you tired from yesterday, weirdly. 


Nadia: I am, but I've learned to hide it well. So what do you have in the first hour? 


The bell sounded explosive and we gathered for our standard prayer. 


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I'm crossing the alley to my house with Nadia by my side. She really is a very nice girl and pleasant company, as I expected. My lips are drawing a smile at the thought that I may have had a new friend. 


Nadia: So here we are! I'm going to go home and you're going back to the elevator? 


She looked at me, her eyes were sad, pierced with tiny thorns of compassion. Only for a while, though, she has quickly returned to her familiar smile. 


Nadia: I'll see you again tomorrow, bye! 


I see her getting lost in the background as I quickly run to get enough food from the kitchen as I noticed the absence of my father's car. With a full stomach at last, I'm excited to finish my classes, since today I have to go to the practice. 


Although it may have seemed like It wasn't make my decision to participate and I was forced by the trainer, I've always wanted to be involved in a sport. I've never had this opportunity before. Only the idea of being on the school running team fully satisfies my desire to engage in sport. 


Today I didn't notice the tenants using the elevator taking a leave of absence from the spy's grueling work. I was lost in my thoughts. Thoughts and endless dreams about the future. As if by instinct for the exact time I got up, wore something more appropriate, hunged my bag on my shoulders and set out to fulfill my promise to the trainer, to be on time for training. 


But when I finally got to the coveted place, I saw an empty school yard with me looking like a dissonance in the clear pentagram. Did I make a mistake? But no, I didn't. I'm sure he told me today at six am categorically.
