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i stormed in the front door angrily, letting it slam behind me as i made my way up to my room. i was an hour and a half late, plus it decided to colossal downpour as soon as i got out of my car. i was annoyed, upset, and just wanted to sleep this shitty day away.

"dude, what's your issue?" beck asked, averting her attention away from the tv. i ignored her, opening my savings jar and adding this week's paycheck into it. i began to count silently in my head, flipping through the bills. 185, 195, 200. i thought to myself, $3,200..

—wait.

i jerked my head towards beck who was now paying no mind to me. i thought i had to be wrong; so i recounted..again and again. $3,200. i wasn't wrong, i was one-hundred percent correct.

"dude." my monotone voice cracked. beck looked over at me, cocking an eyebrow. "i-i made the money."

"no fucking way." she cursed. her eyes were huge, eyebrows furrowed. beck grabbed the jar from my hands and began to vigorously count. after a few minutes; she looked up at me slowly, a huge smile forming on her face. she slammed into me, wrapping her arms around me tightly. "you did it.." she whispered, "you fucking did it."

"i did it." i laughed, screwing the lid back onto my jar and rushing downstairs. beck followed shortly behind me. "grab me a notepad." i scrambled, reaching for a pen. she slid one across the table, catching it under my grasp. shakily, i scribbled a note across the page, rereading it for good measure before sticking it to the fridge. "go grab our stuff, anything i don't care." i spoke, turning to beck. "and tell seiko we'll be at his place in an hour."

a few minutes later, beck returned with two suitcases. i reached for my phone, opening kakao maps. "public transit stopped running two hours ago." i sighed, "but there's a bus stop ten minutes away."

"but it's pouring dude, we can't walk." she scoffed, shutting down my plan. after a few minutes of thinking, lighting struck. "i'll just make seiko come get us."

-

even in seiko's warm car, driving away from what i called my "home" these past few months; something didn't feel right. this underlying guilty pain in my stomach was churning. suddenly i had an idea, probably a bad one.

ME
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