Chapter 29: Detention and a Warning

For the next few days, Crash finds himself caught in indecisiveness. His mind is conflicted with new emotions and questions that he cannot understand. The desire to help the lost children seems to be overshadowed by the teenager's infatuations. Of course, Crash wants to help them. However, how can he help others without a clear frame of mind. The teen sits down in the library while staring out a window.

Today he finishes his lunch session with a request to study. In truth, what he wants reflect on does not come within a textbook. At least none that Crash is familiar with at his age. His eyes gaze outside the wide window. There are a few birds flying above. While January continues to transit, the seasons strive towards change. The same can be said of the introvert with a pen in hand.