Nightmarish Reality (Preview) - Ch 21
PSYCHOLOGICAL HORROR, CHAPTERS
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Faithful
“Pardon me. Excuse me,” I shouted to a group of people who were all standing in front of me.
I panted loudly. My footsteps echoed on the concrete sidewalk leading to my classroom in one of the portables. How I dreaded going from one campus to another; everything was a maze, and I felt like a mouse looking for a way out. Economics was third period. Mrs. Cameron started her lecture before I walked in the door, but I was still on time.
My breathing was heavy as I sat in the back row, between two people who I feared the most, Billy Slate and Ronin Wolf. It was the only seat left available and God knew I would’ve sat on the floor, if I had to. I hoped that I could make it through the day. Billy was sitting right behind me while Ronin was to my left. Ronin I could handle, and besides he hardly spoke a word in class, which was fine by me.
However, Billy was difficult to get along with. It was the worst nightmare in reality that I could think of. Billy was my dreaded enemy. He was a homophobe, who’d always picked on me and questioned my sexuality. I’d offer to complete Billy’s homework assignments, just so he could leave me alone. Billy hated homos, but he was weird sometimes.
His sweaty hands had a tendency to touch me in private places; I usually ignored it, and other times I called him a queer. He always denied it though, whenever I brought it up. Billy looked like an average kid; he was a little on the chubby side. He had freckles on his face and short blond hair. He didn’t have much acne on his face, besides a few birthmarks, but he was also rather muscular.
Billy used to be the captain of the football team; his main goal was to get back at Jay Connell, one of the populars on campus. However, Billy’s attitude was so vile he got into trouble with Coach Todd many times. He could never be team captain, besides he’d be a drop-out soon anyway. Billy used to get scholarships from other universities, but he failed to keep his grades up…or so they say.
Mrs. Cameron often talked about supply and demand, including microeconomics and macroeconomics.
“They say that money is the root of all evil, but without money our economy would crash. Money is what makes the world go round.” Mrs. Cameron took out a dollar bill and showed it to the class as if nobody saw a dollar bill before.
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Chapter 18 - A Streak Of Green
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