Vamp Into You

The student's advisor yelled angrily at her colleague, "How can this be happening? You're supposed to know the weather forecast," with her voice echoing around the room. Now, the students are scared. This was the first time they had seen their teacher become angry, and they had not anticipated extending their stay. Everyone quiets down and stops speaking. The co-teacher is unable to speak. He was rendered speechless, and his gaze fell to the ground. Even though his hands were trembling, he could not stop them by putting the object in his pocket. The quiet is interrupted by a piercing scream. A young woman stands in front of the glass, her eyes wide with fear and her mouth covered with both hands. They thought the heavy rain was just an unexpected storm that hadn't been predicted. They came from several universities and were stranded at one rest stop due to an emergency climate warning. Everyone turned to face the window. Students and professors both had panic written all over thei

Rem's Point of View "Hey, how are you?" I asked on the phone. After an hour, it completely recharged my phone's battery. I didn't waste any time and dialed Celes' number immediately; she picked up the phone immediately, so I'm talking to her now. She remarked, "It's fine, I guess. It's just dull because you're not there," It took everything I had not to grin at what she said. My chest is hard, and I can't stop the pounding in my heart. I took a moment to gather my thoughts before attempting to speak. Don't jump to conclusions, Len. It's dull because no one is cracking stupid jokes, and all of our other buddies are preoccupied, so there's no gimmick going on. I laughed as I said, "Stop making excuses, Celes. I know you like me." She didn't say a word but managed to fake a laugh, like a piece of music playing in my head. Right now, I'm humming to myself while I lie in bed. I am lying on my side with the phone placed over my ear. I waited with my arms crossed for her to say som