"Home, sweet home!"
I said as I walked through the door of the house I missed so much.
"Really, there is no place like home." My mom said.
"Everything is just so dirty here!" Of course, this one was from David.
I rolled my eyes and said:
"Of course everything is dirty, it's been two years since we last came here."
But he didn't answer.
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We had lunch and rested, it was a long flight.
"We should go visit your aunt yolla." My dad suggested.
"Good idea, let's go now." Mom said.
"But mommm, I was just about to call my friends, school is after a week, and every minute is precious." David, of course.
Actually, I didn't think this way. I was a good student, and didn't have troubles at school. Neither do David, he wasn't a bad boy or
something, but he studies a lot more than I do, so school is hell for him. But me and my friends always go out (at least we used to in
New York, but I don't think this will change) and I don't have troubles with my studies.
"Today is Tuesday, and school begins on Thursday, so there is more than a week. Your alibi doesn't count. Stop acting childish and
come. Let's go."
"But.."
"David!"
He eventually gave up. It took him a few minutes, but he gave up. On our way to the door, he mumbled something like 'fuck school'. I
gave him a glare but he didn't respond.
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