Dying Blood

Fourth bonus chapter - Back to School

Wesley's POV

  It's been a month since I arrived here in Tokyo, and my life is going back to normal. I luckily left my machine gun and other guns back at Kaleb-san's base so I could live a peaceful life again. But I did receive a little, good scolding from my parents for trespassing at Kevin's previous school in America, which I truly regretted. One morning, after my gaming routine, I have breakfast with my family at the dining table while watching the morning news. Our home is like of any typical Japanese house: modest and a bit smaller than most Western houses. But, it was located above a repair shop though.

  "So, Wesley," my father, Noel Casas, asked me, "did you do your homework?"

  "Yes, dad," I responded back. "Even I didn't attended school for months during that time, because of my knowledge and learning while surviving, I managed to get into a good senior high school."

Me and family currently attended a small Methodist church a few blocks away from our house.

  "Yeah, onee-chan," my younger brother, Satoshi, said to me. "You are always in front of a screen."

  "That's bad for your eyes," my youngest sister, Anne, added.

  "I know, I know," I replied back. "I'm trying to limit it."

I then resumed eating my fried sausage with fried rice.

  "Yeah, despite your months of absence from school," my mother, Aoi, responded. "We didn't know that would happen to you, Kevin, and Maccoy."

  "We thought you're dead," dad added.

  "Yeah, and I think that mysterious force really prevented me from meeting my demise or something," I replied positively.

My father is currently an owner of a small repair shop downstairs while my mother is an online teacher.

My younger siblings are currently in middle school.

  "I think so," Noel responded, before sipping his cup of coffee.

  After eating my breakfast, I grabbed my school bag and left the house with me saying, "I'm going off." I then went to school by train. Of course, I wore my shoes and socks before leaving the house. My high school is located in Shinagawa, so as my home, but the school itself is located 2 stations away from my home.

  Later, at 8:21 a.m., after getting off the train and walked 10 minutes ore from the station, I arrived at that school. Looking at the exterior while standing at the front main gate, I eventually took a deep breath and thought to myself, "We can do this together." I addressed that line to my "members". I then entered the school with all the confidence I got despite being a biracial, going about my day.