I'll Hold On To You

elt the slowing down of

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front of the building of the Engineering and Architecture Department. That school was located just a few miles near the town and I

utterflies in my stomach. There was also no reason for both of my hands to f

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we took the same course, which was Architecture. The truth was, this wasn't the college course that I wanted to take. At least, that was what I felt. But until now, I stil

would eat you or anything for you to be this ne

comer here, right? Of co

f she couldn't believe what I just said. I frowned

n and raised here until nine years ago. You just disappeared for ni

ghtly dramatic. "Let's go before we end up late for our first class." Maybe it was for t

at people around me kept on looking at me. Was there something

you know?" Mayu suddenl

om this town for nine years. You can even include Yu

more hot-headed than usual. It's l

bitter? Okay, I would admit that my patience would slightly decrease when it comes to

he building. "I don't know what to do with you, Mayu. Di

" Mayu was chuckling when sh

ko. It would be better f

acting weird today. To th

y see and realize that the people here had their groups and cliques. Do you know what I thou

I frowned when I saw a gloxinia on the staircase. Wait, was this the thing that fell? I immediately took it and looked upon t

just me who would always feel as if I was mesmerized whenever I would see a flower? It was weird, right? Bu

onally from whoever it w

there who did this so that I'll smack him.

ybe I should smack her instead

ng of that gloxinia flower in

lower I was holding and faced her. "In the languag

d that flower fall

fall down that staircase. I just didn't want to think of the possibility that a ghost was p

o attend. But we were supposed to go up the stairs when I noticed that some

I heard tha

t was too late for me to even compr

of th

rip, which made him lose his balance. Before I could even move out of the way, his body collided with mine which only made us both crash to the

ndured it. I tried my best not to faint even though I was already closing my eyes because of the pain. Besides, I knew that p

. But it seemed like a cat got my tongue because of what I saw and my urge to scream at that person was

ering heart. It was because, at that moment, I couldn't even stop my heart from beating so fast as I continued to stare at his face. Warmth crept up to my cheeks when I finally realized that our faces were ju

up from the cold pavement. "I'm so sorry, miss. I didn't

nse pain struck my head. All of a sudden, I felt like being b

im say before I complet