Chapter 3:Zach's POV:I gave a thought of blank expression, looking above the sky from the window where I was sitting at. It was sunny clear, no clouds at all but just the reflection of the serene blue ocean. I was perplexed. scribbles were on the top of my head whilst of thinking about that happened yesterday.Just a dream... Just a dream...Remember Zach, You're just hallucinating. This isn't real!The sun was solely doing its job shining its bright light amongst everything it can touch down on earth, including the trees, the houses, buildings, animals and people even me, I felt the rays of the sun kissing my face. Not that burning sensation feeling but It was delicately warm and tender. But suddenly I was alarmed as I heard my name being called."Mr. Harrison! Are you even listening!?" Mr. Rosa shouted as he called my name.I stood up and bowed my head, owing an aplogy. "I'm sorry."Everyone were laughing at me as if th
Chapter 2: The Abandoned Clock Tower My mind is preoccupied with the anonymous letter I had received the day before. I couldn't shake off the feeling of curiosity and a slight sense of dread that lingered from the words on that piece of paper, "Ace's secret" it had said. Who could possibly know about Ace's secret? And more importantly, why me? As I got ready for the day, my mind kept racing. I couldn't focus on class or the conversations happening around me at the campus cafeteria. I needed to find out who the anonymous person is and what they knew about Ace. I couldn't just sit idly by while someone threatened to warn me about my friend's secret. Determined, I walked to the library right after his morning classes. I needed to do some research find clues anything that could help me uncover the identity of the letter's sender. As I entered the library my eyes scanned the shelves, my mind wondering where to start. I decided to head to the computer section feeling that the internet mig
Chapter One: A Twist of Fate My life had always felt like a monotonous routine a never-ending loop of boredom and lack of direction. Life had always seemed dull and uneventful for me. Every day seemed to blend into the next with no excitement or meaning to be found. But all of that was about to change when my mom and I decided to move to a new city - a place called Clericus. After settling into our new home mom enrolled me at Clericus High a school known for its rigorous academics and vibrant community. As I stepped through the towering doors for the first time he couldn't help but feel a mix of anticipation and apprehension. This was a new chapter in my life, an opportunity for me to reinvent myself. Clericus was our fresh start. It was a place where I hoped to find a sense of purpose, a place where I could finally break free from the chains of my mundane existence. On my first day at Clericus High as I made my way through the bustling halls, I spotted her. She had an air of myste