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>>66905090
>Daily visits by Nick. Nightly dreams of a better time. I'm surprised at myself for how well I'm doing. Almost owe it all to Nick. I still feel guilty at having her more or less single-handedly keep me together. Wonder if I can do anything for her. Good news today and I'm free. Or at least free to go home and rot there instead. I shake my head. Can't be like that. Have to be better.
>Nick strides in again. My day brightened up.
>"So they're letting you out?"
>"Yeah, think so."
>"Hell yeah dude Trent and Curtis have been BEGGING to meet you." Right, her band members. I guess I kind of want to meet them too.
>"Sure, think I'm discharged today. I'll grab a bus or something just give me-"
>"Hah?" I look to see Nick's incredulous face
>"I'll drive you dumbass." There's that guilt again.
>"Nick you've done so much I can't-"
>"Sure you can." I shut my mouth.
>A knock from behind Nick, the doctor again.
>"Mr Mous?"
>Nick stands aside
>"I'm alive, yeah." barely
>"Good, now we've decided to let you out today. If you want to contest this you can sign this paper. How's the leg?" he hands me a discharge sheet, I glance over it and it clearly states how to tell them I'm still sick. I don't bother.
>"Still a bit weak but it holds me just fine."
>"That's good. We'll be sending a crutch with you. Oh and good news the board of education has paid all your hospital bills, oh and they sent this." I look as the doctor steps out then back in, holding a frame.
>He hands it to me, a piece of paper in front of it. The frame is... a diploma. I...graduated. The paper is a number and a note. They're asking for a speech for my "heroic acts".
>I grit my teeth. Heroic huh? Fuck the lot of them. I want to trash this thing, never be reminded of that place ever again. My rage is quelled as Nick speaks up.
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>>66909534
Hell yeah warsmith
>Daily visits by Nick. Nightly dreams of a better time. I'm surprised at myself for how well I'm doing. Almost owe it all to Nick. I still feel guilty at having her more or less single-handedly keep me together. Wonder if I can do anything for her. Good news today and I'm free. Or at least free to go home and rot there instead. I shake my head. Can't be like that. Have to be better.
>Nick strides in again. My day brightened up.
>"So they're letting you out?"
>"Yeah, think so."
>"Hell yeah dude Trent and Curtis have been BEGGING to meet you." Right, her band members. I guess I kind of want to meet them too.
>"Sure, think I'm discharged today. I'll grab a bus or something just give me-"
>"Hah?" I look to see Nick's incredulous face
>"I'll drive you dumbass." There's that guilt again.
>"Nick you've done so much I can't-"
>"Sure you can." I shut my mouth.
>A knock from behind Nick, the doctor again.
>"Mr Mous?"
>Nick stands aside
>"I'm alive, yeah." barely
>"Good, now we've decided to let you out today. If you want to contest this you can sign this paper. How's the leg?" he hands me a discharge sheet, I glance over it and it clearly states how to tell them I'm still sick. I don't bother.
>"Still a bit weak but it holds me just fine."
>"That's good. We'll be sending a crutch with you. Oh and good news the board of education has paid all your hospital bills, oh and they sent this." I look as the doctor steps out then back in, holding a frame.
>He hands it to me, a piece of paper in front of it. The frame is... a diploma. I...graduated. The paper is a number and a note. They're asking for a speech for my "heroic acts".
>I grit my teeth. Heroic huh? Fuck the lot of them. I want to trash this thing, never be reminded of that place ever again. My rage is quelled as Nick speaks up.
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>>66909534
Hell yeah warsmith