MY DEMON TUTOR

chapter twenty nine

*edited*

"Please stay in

Dream,"

                      - EUPHORIA

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Y/N's POV:

I opened my eyes to be... back in my home?

I was in my pyjamas and I was sweating profusely.

I looked at the time and it was six in the morning.

This can't be happening.

I got out of my bed and I ran to the bathroom.

Black hair. Black eyes.

"No, No," I said chanting to myself as tears began brimming my eyes.

I went to the balcony to see the same busy yet quiet Seoul.

I screamed.

I screamed at the top of my lungs.

I screamed too loud that I could hear my echo reach me.

Why is the universe so unfair?

I screamed as I fell on my knees and sniffed.

I must have done something really bad that the universe mustn't have liked.

I chuckled to myself as I got up and lightly slapped myself for being overdramatic.

This was a dream?

I went back to the bathroom and I looked at the back of my arm.

The tattoo.

I was not dreaming.

I was being fooled.

I was being fooled into saying that I would have my wings but was teleported back.

And me being the bigger ass fuck, believed that.

I fucking hate you guys.

Especially you, Jeon Jungkook.

I washed myself as I felt disgusted about how sweaty I was.

I looked into my fridge to see some pancake mix some chocolate syrup and some leftover cake.

I shrugged as I took them out.

But to test myself. I did what Jungkook taught me.

I twirled my hand and brought my index finger... and the milk carton moved.

I smirked in victory as I managed to get everything out of the fridge I needed.

I ate my pancakes in peace but felt homesick.

Those days when it felt like home.

Those days when we helped each other.

Those days when I found myself and accepted myself.

I blinked at the tears that were forming as I scoffed.

Toughen the fuck up Y/n.

I slapped my cheeks as I got ready for university.

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I twirled the pen in my hand as I looked into the Professor's board but still, I glared at him.

He cancelled the assignment as everyone said it was hard to do such a type of homework.

So much for travelling to another whole world.