All Chapters of Psych: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20
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11. Apples
Clarissa smiled and sat beside Sineas. She moved her desk even closer. She was wearing a light green jacket and a white dress underneath. Like yesterday, her hair was pinned behind her into a rabbit’s tail. ‘Hey,’ she said beaming at him.‘H…hey,’ Sineas replied. He was just as bewildered as the rest of the class.‘Clarissa...’ Justin began, ‘The drugs you’re taking; can you hook me up?’She ignored him. She was busy opening her book, arranging her stationery on her desk. Everyone just looked on, looking thunderstruck. With all those eyes on them, Sineas felt even more awkward. He turned his eyes to Justin.‘Keep those eyes somewhere else, kid, not here,’ Justin warned him. He lowered his eyes into his book.Mr. Sawyer cleared his throat. ‘Now that we have solved that issue, the numbers are still unbalanced, but nevertheless; Sabrina, you can join Justin’s team.’She got up in a tsunami. Her eyes were stuck on Clarissa. She did not retract them as she made her
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12. The Stranger
‘Say what you like but Justin’s right, Claire,’ Sabrina joined in from nowhere. Doreen was standing right next to her, arms folded and wearing a vile scowl on her face. ‘I thought you could do better,’ Sabrina continued. ‘We all did. Now you’re picking this kid over your own friends?’ There was a sign of grief in her voice.Sineas could only stare into the nothingness of the table. He was twiddling his thumbs under it.Clarissa shot to her feet and her nose almost touched Sabrina’s. ‘So you think I’m just going to sit tight and watch all you bullies make fun of Sineas like that?’ she hissed. They had finally drawn the attention of the entire school.‘You even know his name?’ Justin laughed scornfully as he pulled the girl deeper under his arm. She smiled. She seemed to be enjoying it. Justin rubbed his boxlike jaw. He walked to Sineas’ side, pulling the girl with him. She had an enormous grin on her face.Sineas was still twiddling his thumbs under the table. He wasn’t p
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13. Hoops
The voice, to Justin, sounded more like a man, or a rather hoarse-voiced woman. At this point, he could no longer guess. His mind was dazed and so were his eyes. ‘Justin,’ he answered. ‘And who are you?’‘Necessity,’ the stranger replied.His eyes came together to form a squint. ‘What kind of a stupid name is that?’‘A necessary one.’Justin began to hear the sound of steel on concrete again but this time it was more of a light tap. It was coming from between the stranger’s feet. ‘What…what’s that?’ he asked the stranger, pointing between his feet. The boldness and audacity in his voice was abandoning him. ‘I said what’s…’‘You look like a strong, young man. Are you an athlete, Justin?’ the stranger asked him. There was a certain calmness in the stranger's voice.Justin nodded robustly, ‘Rugby…basketball…’‘That sounds like it takes a lot of stamina.’He nodded quickly.‘Good. You see that house over there, Justin? Way down there?’ the stranger asked him,
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14. Doctor Darren Jacob
Sineas had just finished taking a shower. He threw on a red t-shirt, a pair of blue jeans, a pair of white sneakers and he was good to go. ‘What are you watching, Aunt Janice?’ he asked her as he descended the wooden stairs, swinging his backpack onto his shoulder.She was wearing an orange blouse and her black waitress skirt. A shower cap was on her head. She usually took a shower just after Sineas. ‘Good morning to you too, Sin,’ she said without taking her eyes off the screen. ‘Come take a look at this,’ she beckoned towards him with her hand, still keeping her eyes glued to the TV. Her other hand was occupied with a half eaten slice of toast. ‘Oh, Breakfast is on the table,’ she informed him. Moments later he returned into the living room carrying a plate with three slices of toast and scrambled eggs. He stood behind the couch as he ate. ‘So, what’s up?’ he asked her shoving a slice of toast into his mouth.‘You just missed it. There was a commercial with second-ha
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15. Conflicted
‘I said how is your new school treating you?’ Doctor Jacob asked him. He pushed his spectacles further up the bridge of his nose. Sineas was certain he had seen that move done in a movie. He shrugged. ‘Not bad, not bad,’ he answered the question.‘And…define “not bad”.’‘Not bad means not bad, Jacob,’ he replied in a harsh tone.Doctor Jacob made a deep sigh as he placed his notebook aside. He placed his hands at the edge of the desk. He said, ‘Sineas. We’ve been meeting in this same room for eleven years and yet you still don’t trust me with how you feel.’ There was a certain faintness in his voice.He crossed his arms quickly. ‘Should I start at the very beginning, Jacob? Because I think you and I both know you’re fully responsible for my mother spending an entire decade at Breechwood Asylum.’‘Sineas, my boy…’‘I think “Sineas” is just fine, thank you,’ he said glaring at him.‘Okay…Sineas. The only reason your mother is still in that place is because she
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16. Surface
  He stopped. He slowly turned his head around. He breathed a sigh of relief when he realized who it was. It was Clarissa. He could recognize her strange sense of fashion from a galaxy away. She didn’t look half bad in her simple white sweater, black leather skirt and black leather high heel boots. She wore a sorrowful look as she paced quickly towards him. She gave him a friendly hug. ‘Sineas! Oh, my gosh, I was worried about you.’He was shocked. Firstly; the hug was a bit unexpected. It had almost triggered the soldier between his legs into an involuntary salutation as her warm breasts firmly pressed against his chest. ‘Worried? Worried for what?’ he asked her trapped in a state of confusion.She released her embrace. ‘Yes, didn’t you know? Justin is missing.’ She now had her arms folded but the sorrowful expression remained.‘Oh, yeah, I saw it on the news this morning,’ he said.‘I know he can be a jerk but I really hope he’s okay,’ she said rubbing
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17. Gym Class
She shook her head. ‘Sineas, you just sat there and took their insults. An hour later Justin even did worse to you here, on this same table we’re sitting at. Sometimes you have to just stand up for yourself or people will walk all over you and wipe their feet on you like you’re a doormat.’‘Can we just drop it, this entire subject, please?’ he responded. An acute frown had formed on his face.‘I’m sorry, Sineas. I’m sorry, okay?’ she apologized.He shrugged and avoided her gaze. Immediately, the siren rang. Lunchtime was over.Clarissa grinned as she wiped her hands free of the muffin crumbs. ‘I hope you’re ready to drip a little sweat, Mr. Murphy,’ she said as she looked at him sideways.‘What do you mean? What are you talking about?’ he asked her looking bemused.‘It’s time for gym class.’ When you walk through the school building of Malrich High, the first thing you would notice would be the many classroom doors on either side of the walls. To the right
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18. Budding Roses
The entire room quaked with laughter from the students.Mr. Gwarini slapped Sineas’ shoulder playfully. ‘I’m just fooling around, lad,’ he laughed.Sineas turned to the floor. He did not want to be in that room anymore. Too many eyes. Too much laughter. Too much, just too much.‘You’re a fresh one, aren’t you?’ Mr. Gwarini asked Sineas as soon as the laughter dissipated. ‘What’s your name?’‘Sineas,’ he whispered. He managed to get one glimpse of his teacher then turned his gaze back to the floor.‘A quiet one too,’ said Mr. Gwarini. ‘Okay, Sineas, show us what you got.’Sineas began to look hopelessly somewhere inside the crowd, way past it. His eyes rested on a wall. They stayed there.‘But, sir, I’ve already done enough for both of us,’ Clarissa reminded Mr. Gwarini. She looked puzzled.‘Its okay, its okay, Miss Sherman. I just want to see how our mini-gangster here can get down.’ He smiled deviously at Sineas.He did not budge. His eyes were still lost
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19. "She's Just a Friend"
‘Morning, Aunt Janice,’ Sineas greeted his aunt as soon as he reached the foot of the staircase. He was wearing a lime green tracksuit and white Nikes.‘Morning, Sin. Sleep well?’ She was watching TV in her nightdress. The shower cap was on her head. ‘Where do you think you’re going without having breakfast?’ she asked him wearing a condemning look as soon as his hand grabbed the door handle.He gave her a broad smile. ‘I don’t want to be late, Aunt Janice.’ He headed into the kitchen to grab his lunch. He remembered he had forgotten something. Like an ant, he would move from one spot to another, rummaging, under the couch, behind the cushions. He scratched his head.‘Sineas!’ She almost jumped when he lifted her legs up to search under her side of the couch.‘Not now, Aunt Janice, I don’t want to be late for class.’ He stood up and headed for the door. It seemed he had found what he was looking for.She grabbed his shoulders from behind just in time and turned him ar
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20. Justin, the Hero
‘Justin was a great rugby player. A true sportsman. A talent in the making,’ said Mr. Regwizini, the Math teacher. It was the Math period but he had decided to hold a short “memorial” for Justin. He sat at the edge of his desk, his arms folded as he stared mysteriously onto the floor as though he was looking at Justin’s corpse directly.‘Is he dead?’ Sineas whispered into Clarissa’s ear curiously.She shook her head. She looked serious in her pink velvet blouse.‘Wherever he is, I know he is safe. He is definitely safe,’ continued Mr. Regwizini, ‘and he shall return again to Malrich and continue to do us proud.’ He allowed a brief moment of silence. ‘Is there anyone else who would like to share something about Justin as well?’ he asked, his eyes perusing through the class.A girl balancing on wooden crutches stood up and headed towards the front of the class, taking her sweet time while the rest of the class bowed their heads in silence. Her right leg was in a cast. Sine
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