Dear Future, I hope you are doing well. It has been a while since I last wrote to you, ten years to be exact. I was a grumpy fourteen-year-old worrying about my finals and my long list of problems regarding my social life. Back then Chemistry was the hardest subject I came across, my love life was basically me praying to be noticed by my crush and I had more friends than I could keep track of. I was worried about getting into the basketball team and not being replaced in the

While walking by the river, I felt the cold breeze on my face. I am left mesmerized by the greenery. I inhale as much as my lungs can contain. Another day gone... I can still smell the sweet fragnance on my jacket. I pull my earphones out from my ears and keep them in my pocket. No need for the extra music. I smile to myself... this is exactly why i like walking home. So that I can witness the beauty of nature. I think of the beautiful world I am surrounded by. Closing m

“We should get out at the next stop,” Becky suggested. While trying to control my laughter I turned to Wizard and asked, “You think so too?” Clearly showing signs of nervousness, he nodded. “Guys come on, it isn’t that big of a deal. Just act natural and when they ask you, say that you are eighteen,” I said. “Easy for you to say.” Becky lowered her voice furthermore. Wizard intervened when we came to the next bus stop, “Now is our chance.” We got off the bus and I burst into

It was late November, which meant the nights were longer than the days. After sitting on the chair, Rael's feet did not touch the ground so he proceeded to swing his legs back and forth. In spite of wearing his warm clothes he was still a little chilly. Under normal circumstances he would have tried to distract himself or get warmth from the lighter his dad left behind. It was one of his few prized possessions. The lighter was custom made, the top was light blue in colour and