Dear Neigbour

th the music. The loudness of it reminded her of the time she had plugged her earphones and put music as loud as she could to drown out her mother's suffocating words and

tears of appreciation over what the stranger had done for her. She had never had anyone stand up for her directly or indirectly and having that for a change was the best thing that she could ever a

her, it was a song that she knew she could spend days listening to. She smiled sleepily allowing the music to wash over her and it was almost luring her to sleep when her alarm screeched so loudly startling her awake. She got up and decided to take a shower wanting to get ready for school. She had already forgiven what had happened t

was playing amazing grace. She chuckled at that and kept singing while being accompanied by the piano. She dressed up in her black pants and creme shirt before putting on a jacket to match the pants and a pair of loafers. Checking the time she realized she had a couple of minutes before she had to leave. She decided to forfeit breakfast as she fel

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he emotions fly high. You are an amazing person and an amazing friend. I know I haven't met you in person

ure people outside of this estate heard it as well. I am sorry for putting you in a position such as the one I

u caress the keys for revenge and how much you love the sound of it. I wish to get to meet you someday but

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dismissed the alarm before she took her bag and keys rushing out the door. She had to double check if she had locked the door since she had been in such a hurry. She then took a deep breath reminding herself that she could get through the day without a hitch. She had done the first day easily and she could do the second one just as