Epilogue A sign of things to come I
*Note: This technically comes after The Weekend which I have yet to complete
but it doesn't really have spoilers.
The weekend's over now and life is back to normal. The guys and I are
sitting in home-room, waiting for the teachers to come in, but when the door
opens, Mr. Avi, the school principal, walks in instead.
"Students! I have something important to tell you. We have a new
student, Salina Amatsuotome. Salina, please come in."
A girl with orange, curly hair down to her waist and green eyes walks
into the classroom. She winks in my direction.
"Now, miss Salina is mute, so she speaks in sign language. Who here
knows sign language?"
Rowen raises his hand. No one else does.
"All right, Mr. Hashiba. You will be her translator. Salina, pleas
take the seat next to Rowen."
She walks over and sits in between Rowen and I. Well, I guess life is
never normal.
*Note: This technically comes after The Weekend which I have yet to complete
but it doesn't really have spoilers.
The weekend's over now and life is back to normal. The guys and I are
sitting in home-room, waiting for the teachers to come in, but when the door
opens, Mr. Avi, the school principal, walks in instead.
"Students! I have something important to tell you. We have a new
student, Salina Amatsuotome. Salina, please come in."
A girl with orange, curly hair down to her waist and green eyes walks
into the classroom. She winks in my direction.
"Now, miss Salina is mute, so she speaks in sign language. Who here
knows sign language?"
Rowen raises his hand. No one else does.
"All right, Mr. Hashiba. You will be her translator. Salina, pleas
take the seat next to Rowen."
She walks over and sits in between Rowen and I. Well, I guess life is
never normal.