ShoRin

Klein, a high schooler who has been locking himself in his room ever since he lost his best friend. His mother never bothered pushing him to go to school. Since he had nothing to do, he started writing novels online. He got a lot of 5 stars reviews but somehow his book is never 5 stars! He needs to look for the comment with no 5 stars! 

He continued writing until his fifth book was published online. Suddenly, a reader of his reaches out to him and wishes him luck with his new book. It was normal to him but when he checked the person’s account, he saw their past comments. 

Turns out they had commented a lot on his book and he reads every comment written by them. He was shocked to find the person pointing out his mistake and their opinion on his book. Not a full 5 stars review! Never once he felt hurt by review until this person appears. 

K: Do you mind if I offer you to be my assistant.

K.DMed.ME: O.O?

And that...is how Klein made his first friend.
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slight bl
Not so good English 
triggering topics

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Life Of A Young Author

Stephen snaps out of his daydream and focuses on Louis again. Seems like the student council and the discipline club are having meetings about some students' behaviour. A lot has been caught skipping school, bullying, stealing people's stuff and more.

The first one would be the first year and the second one would be the seniors who thought they're in charge after Edward left. The third one is common among juniors and seniors. The teacher chose the wrong time to force them to have a meeting though, because they're supposed to be in class right now.

Stephen can't really focus because he's still questioning what really happened to Klein.

"Do you guys have any idea how to prevent this?" The teacher in charge asked.

"Well, I think we should make sure to check on every area that we talk about often." Louis suggested.

They look at Stephen who stares at the whiteboard. He then stands up and walks to it.

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