he's gone.

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So that's it.

Isaac's gone.

I sit on the bleacher where he asked me to the game.

I can still talk to him.

But I'm mad.

So mad.

I didn't even get to tell him.

Tell him my secret.

It's too late now.

He tries to talk to me through our connected brains, but I push him out.

I bury my face in my hands.

he doesn't even know I should be a freshman, and not a junior.

I start to cry, and my heart starts to race.

I feel anxious.

I sob, I whimper, yet I don't shout.

No sound comes out, yet I feel sore.

my throat hurts.

I get up, and walk to the front office.

I don't remember ever having the strength to get up, though.

I tell the lady.

"I'm supposed to be in freshmen class."

She looked at me like I was crazy.

As I go to lunch, something blinds me.

The image of his fangs blind me.

That night, as I sleep, I see fangs as well.

But they aren't Isaac's fangs.


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