Dear diary,

Today things were super mega unexpected!

Same as Always, I walked to school. Including few shortcuts. Steely came with his skateboard 30 minutes early. AS ALWAYS! Anyway, after skipping some classes I went to the music room to work on my new song.

Now you might ask, what's so SUPER MEGA UNEXPECTED about all of this?
Well, nothing really, but that was before Sunshine came in and we started talking but then she just went like "I challenge you to a fencing duel!" like out of nowhere!

At first I was like, "what's going on?" and just then she said it again, "I challenge you to a fencing duel! "

This time I get what she was saying so I answered back "let me guess, you weren’t satisfied with the way you lost. Right?"

She lost the determined face that she had when I said that. Now that she was asking for another fight I gave her an option: to come to Slaughter Alley. I knew she wouldn’t retreat at that moment.

"I'll be there," She said, and I made sure she knew what she's getting herself into.

She left afterwards and left me alone with the silence I needed to work. But I think someone should tell her I am a fencing champion and it’s not easy to beat a champion, after all! Besides this type of duel is not something she is used to.

I sat back on the grand piano and continued my music. With the black and white keys of the mother of instruments, I shall create another masterpiece.

After that my day went like this: boring class, boring class, go home alone.

Steely had to stay and do some research about how magic works with Twilight. So he should have stayed there till noon. It's pretty exhausting to eat lunch alone! I worked a little bit more on my music when I got home. And yeah, I didn’t get home late like last time! Dad gets really mad when I do that! REALLY MAD! But I think I that I made up for it this time. And hopefully Alfredo has cleaned the ashes of my exam papers by now. I should have known that the smell of burning paper is very noticeable!

Author's Note

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Special thanks to my editor Daniel Drazen.