– Dealing w

on narrativ

s parents lodged. His dad signing s

n. He was sad, beaten – by the fact or probability Kiera would never forgive him. She meant a lot to him – especially with him grieving his sist

. "It's okay, I explained everything to her mom" Mrs. James assured with a smile. She hugged her son close to her

o lose one's family to

**

hat was suppose to be my morning call but I beat it this time – due to sleeping early and not overthinking last

mom the moment she opened my room's door. She was still shocked to se

orning". Today had so many v

er twenty again. I had gotten that for three times in a row. No matter how hard I tried,

y teacher was an American-born male unlike my former African-American

. "Oppression everywhere" I whi

f Charles' hotel. I felt a bit sick, I would have to fa

magnificent. I didn't know if it was a five-star hotel but I wouldn't be surpr

t I wanted to put out how sorry I was. He looked unsure, like he wa

ked like a bedroom – and had told me

t a thick-covered book on the bed. It looked like a diary. It also felt familiar. "Charl

ten boldly on it. That confirmed everything. I moved back

I brought out my homework for that

stood up for self-defense but Charles appeared as the door was s

m his run, muttered "Sorry, I though

didn't hear that, I re

I asked still work

ck by evening" he responded. Evening? Should I b

nity of the environment made me decide without much think

nd dad aren't coming anytime s

she could have noticed how much time had gone. Soo

thought. The moment Kiera placed all her books inside her bag,

the door. Charles reflected on that smile fo

fter Kiera. She didn't have any pass so can't seen

fteen Chandeliers?" the hallway ha

noticed they gazed and talked about me but they we

looked bigger and

IP section?" I a

turned to meet the angry face of a six feet tall white lady. "This i

to remember. An old lady had used a card to open a door, and I had walked in c

er two boys, "Go now" she beckoned on them. They left but tur

nt of me, I felt like a little six-year old gi