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"Have you been very busy lately? We haven't met in a long time." Summer had actually been meaning to talk to Saul about Escape from the Asylum. She had analyzed After School and pinpointed some flaws that she wanted to avoid in the next game. "Why don't I treat you and Mr. Simmons to breakfast tomorrow?" Summer replied. Saul immediately lit up. "Alright. At what time? Where? Or should I pick the place?" "You guys decide. I'm fine with anything," Summer replied. Saul immediately sent another message. "Will you be okay going out? I can go pick you up."

New week: Summer, her friends and her family with Kate all traveled to Hawaii, USA for a vacation. It was a plan to get Kate to confess but it was also a well deserved break from life itself. They all arrived at hotel really early so instead of staying cooked up in their hotel room they went to the beach; "You both should stick together okay? You know we are not quite familiar with the environment" Mark gave the two girls instructions "Okay Daddy" Summer smiled "Good" Mark left the two girls together

she replies, smiling. Oh, wow, that went better than I thought it would, “Promise? You aren’t just saying that?” I question, “Promise. We are on the same page.” She answers. I instantly relaxed, knowing we were thinking the same, for now, but there was a chance my recent thoughts would reappear, but I will just continue to fight them for the rest of our time because after the summer, we go back to our lives and possibly not see each other. “What do you want to do today?” I ask, “Or do you want to write some more?” I added.

He picked up the file to check it. Summer was both thankful and saddened by his silent dismissal. If the atmosphere between them had been awkward, now it was just unbearable. But she couldn’t leave this job, no matter who she was now. She walked back to her cabin, wanting to hide away for the rest of the day, but she learned long ago that hiding wasn’t an option, so what she concealed was her grief. She honed all her concentration on her work for the rest of the day, tried her best to forget the formidable presence outside her cabin, and heaved a sigh of relief when she heard him leave.

Summer replied she brought out her phone and showed me a video of her trying to wake me up but I kept mumbling words that were incoherent. We both laughed and I went to the bathroom to freshen up,when I came out, summer was not in the room, I got dressed quickly and joined her in the living room , we rushed through breakfast and dashed out the door , it's just drizzling now. Summer has a Toyota Camry so, she drove us to school. Summer was a final year student studying Business and she will graduate in 2 months time, I still had 2 more years to go, before graduation We arrived at the University by 8:56am, I quickly went for my class, luckily I made it in, just before Mr Adam our Neuroanatomy

It was my life’s work…my blood. “You want my advice?” “No. But you’ll give it to me anyway.” “Your job has brought you the worst agony you’ve ever known. Yes, there’s good stuff like money, power, and enemies’ bloodshed, but for the most part, it’s fucking stressful. Sofia and Andrew have only brought you joy. I think the answer is pretty obvious.” Summer had ended, and now it was late September. Toward the end of the month was when things started to change. Leaves turned from green to red, and the humidity slowly turned into fog. Fall had arrived, bringing crisp days with sunshine.

During those grueling days, I drifted in and out of feverish dreams, my mind melting into a haze. Memories from two lifetimes tangled together until I could no longer tell what was real and what was a nightmare. When the shadow of death loomed tangibly overhead, all the so-called love, hatred, and grudges seemed laughable and trivial. The day I recovered, I stepped out of the hospital and took a deep breath of Malva's cool air. The sharp scent of disinfectant finally faded from my lungs, replaced by the fresh fragrance of rain-soaked grass. In that moment, I felt the boulder on my chest lift and scatter into the wind.

“This is exactly what I needed. Ari, we have to survive this summer, chaos and all.” I laugh, treading water beside her. “Survive… yeah. I think we can handle it.” And Gavin? He keeps swimming beside us, quiet, controlled, with just enough presence to remind me that summer isn’t just about chaos. It’s about currents, about tides, and maybe… about noticing someone without even trying. Finally, dripping and laughing, we climb out of the water, shivering slightly as the sun dips lower behind us. Eben and Josh are still shrieking and shaking water everywhere, while Gemma and I wring out our hair the best we can, laughing at the mess.

His face was all pout, and my heart flipped. “God, he’s such a menace,” I muttered. Summer leaned over to peek. “Damn. That man is weaponized. How do you say no to that face?” “I don’t,” I admitted shamelessly. *** The next morning, Summer had already left by the time I woke up, but she’d left a note: He’s probably already outside waiting for you. Wear sunscreen, bitch. – S

Which was something he didn’t intend to allow to happen. Summer entered the office without fanfare and at once started working. She didn’t bother to stop and tell him she was back. She just jumped in and did her job. Answering his message machine, arranging the mail, all of it. “Summer, get in here. We need to talk about what’s happening this afternoon. Bring coffee.” Conner said. He grumbled, still grumpy from arguing with his father over lunch. Conner ran his hand through his sandy, dark hair. It never looked perfect because he despised the feel of too much hair product.