Oh, I Got You!

he source. Not finding it, I got up and leaned against the headboard. I glanc

w was open. I sighed; this was happening again. I couldn't leave the window

ncomfortably, I tried to ignore the incident. It wasn't the first or sec

d my unusual appearance. There was a small red mark on the left side of my

care of myself. I felt a shiver down my spine. Cou

our. I lived alone here, far from my hometown and parents. To continue my scholarship, I accept

sn't too small or too big, with one bedroom, a kitchen, and a living roo

crack. It was folded, hiding its contents. Again. I found this paper again to

ng Sa

have a bus

your breakfas

ant to se

from the ones I've been finding lately. At the end of the paper, I saw a faint, s

to my mom and dad, but their response was only a mocking smile. They started thin

tely board and take a seat near the left corner window. I scan my surroundings. The bus is crow

feel threatened. People seem suspicious to me. Sometimes I feel

driver, I walk a bit into the campus gate. This morning is quite cloudy, perfect weat

ad

races me. I lean slightly forward and reciprocate by hugging her around the neck. So far, Han

? Usually, you arrive five minutes b

embarrassed in front of the class like yesterday. Besides,

though I know she's intelligent and has many achievements in the field of science. Hana even went

ten to the theories Mr. Sony presents. After class, we stop by a cafe near the campus-known for

ll over the city. Ah, the weather is perfect for lazing around. No

Hana pauses, "They were caught kissing in the back garden yesterday. Every

he never misses any campus information. I only hear Hana recounting the

nd pasta with tomato sauce. Hana and I furrow our brows, f

ia Samara," sa

g that." "Someone asked me to bring this food to your table. D

suspiciously. "I'm sorry, Miss. My job is just t

Just leav

I glance at Hana, who remains silent, looking at me skeptically. I k

a secret ad

! Just as I

have no

paper, but before she can read it, I snatch it a

have no

you should eat a proper meal, dear. You even forg

she know I had bread for breakfast? I crumple the paper and scan the cafe, hoping

must have a lover, right? You didn't e

obbing head. "No

cious food?" Hana asks, looking at the

nd finish it. I

the milk that was ordered earlier. Meanwhile, I'm busy contemplating who the mastermind

contin