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I am Daniel Speltin, top tier waste of potential and mid tier student, all round unimportant person about town.
The whole situation with my sister just left me feeling so depressed I spent the whole day moping about the house, every attempt I made to communicate with her ended with her leaving the room and slamming a door.
Mum, however, swans about the house, humming to herself as she cleans. Dinner that night even comes with a homemade pie.
It tastes like ashes.
I barely get any sleep all night, tossing and turning, trying to come up with a way to stop this, to stop Eri.
At the crack of dawn, I hear her door open, as the sound of a minibus pulling up outside echoes in through my window.
Mum's helping her carry her suitcase down the stairs, Eri clutching the straps of her backpack, like a little kid, as she marches out the front door, quickly climbing into the bus, Mum stowing the case in the luggage compartment.
"Oh Daniel, isn't this great?" Mum asks, as she spots me in the doorway. "Now we can all put that silly phase behind us and focus on the future." Inside the bus, I see Eri staring dead ahead, headphones in, as Mum waves her goodbye.
>What do?
The whole situation with my sister just left me feeling so depressed I spent the whole day moping about the house, every attempt I made to communicate with her ended with her leaving the room and slamming a door.
Mum, however, swans about the house, humming to herself as she cleans. Dinner that night even comes with a homemade pie.
It tastes like ashes.
I barely get any sleep all night, tossing and turning, trying to come up with a way to stop this, to stop Eri.
At the crack of dawn, I hear her door open, as the sound of a minibus pulling up outside echoes in through my window.
Mum's helping her carry her suitcase down the stairs, Eri clutching the straps of her backpack, like a little kid, as she marches out the front door, quickly climbing into the bus, Mum stowing the case in the luggage compartment.
"Oh Daniel, isn't this great?" Mum asks, as she spots me in the doorway. "Now we can all put that silly phase behind us and focus on the future." Inside the bus, I see Eri staring dead ahead, headphones in, as Mum waves her goodbye.
>What do?