Weirdos IV: The Emerald Heart

Warm Ice: A 6th Anniversary Special

It's that time of the year again, mga timawa. Lel. I actually forgot nung June 11 na anniversary ko pala rito sa Wattpad. Good thing I remembered it a few days ago at nagawa ko pa 'to.

Sa mga new followers ko, anim na taon na po akong nagsasayang ng oras dito sa Wattpad. Haha. Sa old followers ko, salamat at nanatili kayo sa bakuran ko hanggang ngayon. Well, it seems na sa ikaanim kong taon dito nakuha ang isang milyong reads courtesy of Trace and Teo of Living With The Heir. Maraming salamat, mga timawa.

Wala na akong maisip na gawin sa anniversary ko kaya sumulat na lang ako ng special chapter that you guys will truly appreciate. . . hopefully. Balak ko sana actually na sumulat ng something related to the future of the Weirdo Universe kaso eh, too much effort.

So 'yun. Wala na akong ibang maisip na sabihin kaya enjoy reading this one. Maraming salamat sa anim na taon! At maraming salamat sa 4G signal. Haha.

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As the clock tower announced the arrival of two o'clock in the afternoon, the students of Emerald School of Magic's Class 3-A exited their classroom. Their entire class parted into groups and pairs that headed towards their respective destinations. One of these groups contained a young man with white hair streaked with blue. He was busy rummaging through his bag when one of his friends suddenly elbowed him hard.

"We're going to eat in this new place. My treat," the white-haired Faye said to Jack. "Ezekiel cancelled our training session this afternoon. You should join us."

"I can't. Sorry," Jack replied as he swung his backpack behind him. "I have to do something this afternoon. I shouldn't be late."

Ike suddenly peeked from behind the two. "Since when did you start refusing free stuff? That's unlike you. Are you feeling well?"

"Wow, that's really insulting," Jack replied flatly. "Anyway, have fun without me! See you guys tomorrow. Enjoy!" he added before running away from the group.

His friends waved at him. "You don't know what you're missing!" Faye shouted.

Jack ran past parks and buildings and his fellow green-clad students as he headed to the gate nearest to him. He was already waiting for a cab outside the school when his phone suddenly rang.

"I'm really sorry, sweetie, but are you in your class right now? I forgot to tell you earlier to buy our groceries because we're running short. I might go home late again today," his mother said.

"Consider it done, mother. Our coach actually cancelled our afternoon training today. This means I won't be late for Janine's piano recital! It's at four this afternoon, though. I'll just go straight to the mall before going to Janine's school. Besides, I'll be buying some of her grooming stuff, anyway. Should I prepare our dinner, too?" he asked.