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The warm sun hid itself behind gray clouds in a matter of seconds and soon water drops became visible on the surface of the window. Haise was eternally grateful for the fact that he happened to watch the weather forecast and brought an umbrella with him, as the warm and sunny weather just minutes before didn't reveal any signs of the following rain. The bell of the bookstore he just visited gave a quiet ring as he carefully closed the door, opening up his umbrella with which he carefully shielded the newly attained books that still held their distinct smell. As the light rain changed to a downpour, Haise skillfully avoided the quickly forming

I tried my very best to concentrate on the lesson from Mrs. [Random name], but I failed miserably. Again and again, the only thing I could think of was my best friend, Lili. Yes, I, [first name] [last name], fell head over heels for my adorable best friend. Since I noticed it—it wasn't too long ago—all I could think of was her. Why does she just have to be so cute adorable? It's not that I'm lesbian or something, but Lili was something else. An exception? At the day when she moved here to [town/city/whatever name] from St. Gallen at least 80% of all the guys here at our school fell for her instantly. Because of that, a group o

Without thinking, I sprinted along the roads, towards the place that served as the market place as well as the center of the town. I started skidding to a halt, but I was unable to stop in time and thus knocked into someone. Immediately, as if on its own accord, my head lowered and my mouth moved in apology. I almost winced out of habit, knowing the adult I’d bumped into would probably start shouting at me, cursing my carelessness. But surprisingly, suspiciously, nothing of the sort happened. Frowning and confused, I glanced up. The person standing before me was as still as a statue and as grey as cement; he was shocked and scared out o