Gloom

Chapter 11

He broke away from me and trotted over to his black Volvo .

"Use protection!" I exclaimed as she drove close to me, and she honked repeatedly as she drove out of sight.

Despite that vent with one of the most important people to me, I still didn't feel well. Perhaps it was much less relevant, but I had to admit that the reduction in my friend's anger reduced another of my concerns.

However, he still needed to make a decision. And it was, for all too many reasons, much more important.

Even if my choice was already tilted to one side, I still wasn't sure. I decided not to take the bus; that would buy me more time. The luminescence of the sun, which filtered through the thick clouds, still had not completely disappeared when I put on my headphones and began to walk through the streets of the center, taking the route that I already knew by heart from the cafeteria to my house. . The repertoire of music—mostly alternative rock—on my cell phone always used to relax me. He managed to disco