The Other Side of Lunacy

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Reads 99
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Parts 3
Time 23m

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"Do you even know what this means?" The guy is giving me a deep glare almost as if he is peeking through my soul, skimming across my secrets, leaving a peck on my emotions. 

"He gave you a B. I don't think it's a big deal-" 

He screams. My head hurt, it's too loud. 
I'm aware that he's just a prodigy in this school, yet he was, subjectively, a puzzle to be solved. 

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Catriona Burke just crossed the threshold of College in Harrisburg, Philadelphia, just a very few junctures before catching a glimpse of the vicinity from diverse groups of people. It seems that a sudden jolt of peculiar nuisance caught her with her pants down. 

Although he, the nuisance, was a prodigy.

Whereas she didn't care even if the men in white coats try to take him away from her at night.All Rights Reserved

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