DAY 368, SUNDAY, OCTOBER
L: I just hate everything.
H: Everything?
L: Yes.
H: Literally everything?
L: Well, no. But I hate a lot.
H: There you go. It isn't as bad as you think it is.
L: It's like you don't even remember school.
H: Oh, come on.
L: You got the papers you needed and said 'I'm out'.
H: It was a little like that. There's no way I'm going back to that school.
L: Same. When I finally get out...
H: You're gone for good?
L: Most certainly.
H: When you're out in the world doing great things, remember me. I'm the one who will have gotten you through your physics class.
L: Of course! How could I ever forget you. But first things first, you need to help me get through my physics class. And particularly this first test on electricity and magnetism.
H: Sure. Now, to be honest, those weren't my favorite chapters.
L: Oh, no.
H: Don't lose hope yet. I'm sure we can figure it out together. Two minds are stronger than one.
L: Mine isn't strong at all in this regard. I hope you brought your second brain.
H: I left it at home, actually.
L: Shit.
H: Yeah, shit.
L: Did you hear from K? They're planning a new hangout thing with R.
H: Together?
L: That's what I heard.
H: Good for them. I didn't know they made up.
L: I guess they did. Or this is their way of trying to do so. Either way, there's gonna be another hangout.
H: Nice. Are you going?
L: If I have the time, yeah. Why not.
H: I think I'll go too.
L: Really? Awesome.
H: Do you know where it'll be?
L: No. Maybe if the two are on good terms it'll be at R's place. It's been a while since we've done that. I don't think I've ever been there.
H: Me neither.
L: I know from T that they used to do that a lot before their mother passed away.
H: That death changed a lot for R, didn't it.
L: It did. And I don't blame them.
H: No, not at all.
L: It's nice to see them getting closer to us again.
H: For sure.
L: It would be a big step for them to have us at their house.
H: It's quite something. Who will take care of the snacks?
L: Are you asking me to who you need to hand in your list?
H: Perhaps.
L: I don't know who. I saw that next Wednesday a lot of us have overlapping work times. Maybe then we can decide it.
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The Stockers (Completed)
Teen Fiction'If I live through this, I can do anything I want. No experience will ever be as awful as this one. I'll come out the other way stronger than ever.' Six stock clerks fight against fatigue and boredom in the store they work at. It creates a bond stro...
