TuesdayA Chapter by Laraine Davis Tuesday morning, I had forgotten that Albert wouldn't be at school. I skipped myself to the school parking lot, searching for his car. I was confused that it was nowhere in sight. "That's strange." I wondered aloud. "What's strange?" A voice asked from behind me. I turned around in frustration, because ever since Albert and I had been together, I didn't socialize much. Albert was my best friend, and my most often companion, except for my mom and dad, of course. I realized that I had not yet answered this person's question. "Just the fact that I'm looking for someone and they're not here." The person was male. About 6 feet tall, and had long brown hair. It was extremely peculiar that he had blue piercing eyes. They caught my attention and seemed to hold onto me with tiny hands. I couldn't look away, and by then he was talking back to me, "That is strange. Maybe they weren't supposed to be here today." I thought for a moment. "You're right. He told me he wasn't going to be here today. I forgot." I smiled, and started to walk away. Soon, I heard footsteps behind me, and I didn't even have to look to know that he was following me. I looked at him as he fell into step with me. "Yes?" I asked. He flashed his teeth, and stuck out his hand. "I'm Matt." He said. I gave him a weird look, cautiously shook his hand and said, "I'm Kerii." He smiled again, and dropped my hand. Homeroom bell rang, and said to Matt without looking at him, "Well, there's the bell. See you around?" Matt beamed and nodded. "Okay..." I mumbled more to myself than the company next to me, and ran off to the building.
The school day went by in a blur. I zoned out the whole time in my first three classes. And by my fourth class, I had fallen dead asleep. By lunchtime I was fed up with being alone. I didn't even bother going to the rest of my classes. I walked home, lost in thought. My eyes were locked on the ground that came before my footsteps, so I didn't notice the figure standing in front of me before I had almost ran into him. Looking up, I expected Matt to have stalked me back to my house or something insane like that, but alas, no. It was Albert, waiting with a smile plastered across his face. "Albert!" I practically screamed. Albert couldn't help but crack up and my perk of enthusiasm. I didn't care, though. I hugged him and refused to let go until my heart had gone back to its steady beat. I looked up at his caring and amused face and grinned. "Miss me?" Albert asked, holding back a laugh. I couldn't speak, so all I did was nod. It was amazing how incomplete I felt without him. Now, having him here with me, it felt almost silly to even believe that the feeling of not having him with me even existed. But all was good, Albert was with me now and that was all that mattered. Even if we never figure out this disease of ours, our love with last, no matter the span of our lives. © 2008 Laraine DavisFeatured Review
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1 Review Added on May 28, 2008 Last Updated on June 30, 2008 AuthorLaraine DavisAtlanta, GAAboutI'm Laraine and I incredibly love to write. Recently, I managed to write a novel that was to be 50,000 words long in a month. It took a lot of dedication but I completed it with a immense achieved fee.. more..Writing
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