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In the bus I saw many familiar faces: Melanie, Sarah, Darryl… none of them helloed me.
I was late for the Linear Algebra practices and I sat in the second desk. I wasn’t quite fast while writing from the board. #1 from the popular guys who was also late sat next to me. He asked me how much space he should leave. I wasn’t looking at him. I was happy that God and I had each other.
I went to copy the rest of the Electrotechnics material.
Back at the faculty I was sitting alone in the third floor hall waiting for the Linear Algebra lecture. A student came to take a remote from a cleaner that reminded of a vibrator. Later, 3 happy guys colleagues of mine were waiting too. One of them looked like a hybrid animation of Derek V., because he was tall and thin, and Rob T., who seemed like he was his voice actor, plus was smiled. A colleague asked me if there was anyone in the lecture room.
A guy sitting next to me was antisocial too. One of the three happy guys from behind asked me to open the window. I tried to but I couldn’t open it.
-It can’t.
One talked about me. Another one of them told him:
-You don’t know him, don’t touch him.
But I didn’t want it…
Andrea asked me if we’d practice together, I told her it was still early. She was fit in with the female Turk. I’ll be calling the happy guys mines 2 because of their closeness. The guy next to me moved out. One of the popular guys asked me where I was from.
After Linear Algebra I saw Munin. He told me the faculty was difficult to him.
On the B.P. practices I sat in the third row next to the mines 2, but I didn’t have any luck with the PC. One of them asked me if it wasn’t working, I told him it was broken down. The Hybrid said I had “fucked it up”. I moved on the other side.
While I was walking to the bus station, the mines 2 were walking ahead of me. Two of them separated after greeting the other one. When I got equal remaining guy, he passed the street. Do they not want me so much?
I was sad on the bus station. Do I need to cry in order they to understand me, because I can. I was very disappointed.
Why do I need life if I’m not living it? I didn’t succeed in my target. They don’t want me.
It was 15 of October – Sarah’s birthday, so I headed to Preevytip. In the bus, close to me was Nodi, Virginia’s mother.
-Nicky is that you? – She addressed me.
After telling me to tell the bus driver where to stop, Nodi and I got off the bus together. I named her before I left.
On Sarah’s birthday I learnt that she got the only A on their first Math test from the whole generation thanks to me i.e. my old test I gave her. So I was worth nonetheless. There was someone who appreciates me. The cake was wonderful as always.