A Tune to Remember: 2

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Days turned into weeks, and weeks turned into months

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Days turned into weeks, and weeks turned into months. I continued my studies with a renewed focus, spending long hours in the library and pouring over textbooks. The guitar became my solace, my escape from the pressures of my life.

I rarely spoke with my parents, keeping to myself and focusing on my studies. They seemed distant and cold, as if their disappointment in me had created a rift that could never be mended. I knew they were still angry about Angelo, but I couldn't bring myself to apologize for loving him.

Instead, I threw myself into my work, burying myself in textbooks and assignments. It was a lonely existence, but it felt safer than the vulnerability of love.

But despite my best efforts, my thoughts still drifted back to Angelo. I remembered the way his fingers danced over the guitar strings, the sound of his laughter, and the warmth of his embrace. The memories were bittersweet, a reminder of what I had lost.

But the guitar gave me a sense of purpose, a way to channel my emotions and create something beautiful. I played it whenever I could, losing myself in the music and the way it made me feel.

And as the years passed, I found that the guitar had become a part of me. it was also a symbol of my own resilience and strength. It was a way for me to express myself when words failed me, and to find beauty in the midst of pain.

I knew that I would never forget Angelo, but I also knew that I had to keep moving forward. The guitar was my constant companion, a reminder that even in the darkest of times, there was still music to be made.

I love music...as much as i loved him.

But I couldn't believe this day would came.

I couldn't believe it. After all these years of being on top of the class, someone finally matched my score. It was as if the universe had sent me a reminder that I couldn't let my guard down. The only thing is, I had no idea who this person was. The name on the test paper was...oddly familiar to me, and I couldn't help but feel a bit unnerved.

I started to observe my classmates more closely, trying to match the name on the paper with a face. It's someone I knew before? Or was it someone new? The suspense was killing me. I found myself feeling a strange mix of excitement and anxiety at the thought of having an academic rival.

As the days passed, I started to notice a quiet and unassuming student in the back of the classroom. He never really talked to anyone and always kept to himself. I realized that he was the one who matched my score. It was surprising, to say the least.

But the more I observed him, the more I realized that he was a formidable opponent. He doesn't let anyone see his face for his nose is always under a textbook. He was sharp, focused, and determined. I couldn't help but feel a tinge of admiration for him. It was as if we were in a silent battle, each of us trying to outdo the other.

I knew that I had to step up my game. I couldn't let myself be overtaken by this mystery rival. I spent long hours studying, pouring over my textbooks and notes, determined to stay ahead. But even as I pushed myself harder, I couldn't shake the feeling that this new challenge was only just beginning.

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