She's On Duty

Chapter Two.

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I was running.

Clutching my boots, because I’m not the type of girls who could run in heels, I sprinted down the hallway from the meeting room. My heart was beating hard, trying to knock every single muscle in the way just to get out of my chest.

I turned left at the end of the corridor, almost colliding with a piece of wooden board about three meters long. I ducked, sliding across the floor before getting on my feet and continue running.

I saw my thirteen-year-old brother, Nigel, a few yards away and I tried calling out for him.

Keyword: Tried.

I didn’t notice a pair of man who was carrying another piece of wooden board; and it didn’t seem as if they saw me either. Of course, i face-planted onto the board and stumbled backwards, holding onto my throbbing nose.

“Ow! Ow, ow!”

Nigel came up running to me, failing to stop his laughter.

“Ha, ha, very funny.” I scowled. The men apologized before hurrying down the hallway where I came from. Hmm, they must have known who I was.

“Hilarious, in fact.” Nigel smirked. “Why were you running anyway?”

Realization hit me. I had to be at the airport the next day, and I need to get the disguise from Sonia.

“Damn it. You, come with me.” I took Nigel by the elbow and starting sprinting. Being a candidate like me, Nigel effortlessly paced by my side as we got to the East Wing.

Finally, I reached the dorm I was looking for. I slammed the door open, completely forgetting to knock.

“Sonia!”

The blonde jumped up a foot into the air from her lying position on the bed and fell onto the floor. A loud groan could be heard just as a thump vibrated through the floor. Nigel burst out laughing. I found it amusing how he could laugh at Sonia when she’s practically the most fearsome girl in the academy.

I took the chance to push him onto the floor as he bend halfway, clutching tightly onto his stomach.

“Oi! What was that for?” He stopped, scowling up to me.