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JUNE’S POV I kept my speed even as I took the turns through the neighborhood. When I rolled the window down a crack, the air came in sharply, mixed with exhaust from a bus up ahead and the smoke from someone grilling nearby. My foot eased off the brake at a yellow light, then pressed down again when it flipped to red.

But that’s impossible, Rita doesn’t link opening window nor fan cold air. That’s what I felt the moment opened my eyes. My visions were still blurry kaya wala akong makita, but after blinking multiple times it became clear. And the moment my vision turn clear, I could not help but widden my eyes. Many people are going shopping, talking or having a dates with their partners, busy streets and familiar words. The moment all of this registered on my was drown on my head, my hands and body trembled like I am having my rest.

The window was shut though so I needed to get her to open it first. I bent over and picked up a handful of small pebbles from the ground then I straightened and threw one at the window with not too much force so the glass wouldn't shatter. The light thud of the pebble hitting the glass echoed and I glanced warily at the other windows, hoping I wouldn't wake Beta Michael and his mate. I waited for a few seconds and whispered a prayer to the moon goddess before throwing another pebble at the window My lips spread in a grin when I heard footsteps from her room rushing towards the window and in a spilt second; I was blessed with a view of her beautiful face as she unlocked the window and pulled

I sat down heavily on the chair as I looked out into the streets through the window. What will I do now?

I sighed loudly as I went over to the window to raise the blinds and get my motivation for the day. Morning rays streaked through the window, giving me a perfect view of my yard and the surroundings. I had a hunch that today was gonna be a great day. It wasn't me trying to be overly optimistic about the end result of the confirmation test, but I knew nature was going to smile at me.

Abby A cool breeze drifts in through the kitchen window, and I cross the room to peer outside. I live on the top floor of my building, and I’ve got a great view of a nearby park. Standing at the window, I can hear the whoosh of the wind, and shouts down on the street.

Like the soul of every silent moment I had ever endured had risen at once to roar. My window cracked, and the glass shattered into several pieces behind me.

Or was it something else? Giving up, I turned to the window. I stared out the window at the quiet, rainy streets. The bright streetlights blurred through the wet glass as the rain streaked down. I rubbed my arms, the chill from the air conditioning seeping into my bones, a cold that felt more internal than external.

"If no one else will handle this, I'll take matters into my own hands." ● ● ● ● ● Seraphina's Perspective The morning light filtered through the window, casting golden rays across the room. The soft chirping of birds filled the air, and a cool breeze carried the scent of fresh earth. It was a beautiful day-at least for the rest of the world. But for me, nothing could calm the raging storm inside.

I muttered, swiftly locking the door. "We're going out through the window," I announced, turning to Charlie. Charlie nodded, his eyes locked on the window. "You'll have to break it." I yanked down the curtain, wrapping the material hastily around my elbow. With a deep breath, I rammed my elbow into the window. The glass shattered, fragments raining down onto the floor. The sound seemed to synchronize with the thug's angry bellow outside the door. "Open this door before I break it down!" he roared.