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It was some day on your vacation. Wednesday, Thursday or was it almost weekend? You didn’t know, because it was a day like always, boring and lonely. You didn’t go outside for a while and your friends didn’t text you. Oh right, you never had any friends! You have always been a loner. From the perspective of your old female classmates you were a weird, ignorant and annoying rich girl. Actually, you did understand why they think about you like that. The first time a girl went to talk to you, you were gone, thanks to your quirk.
Everyone thought you have an invisible or a teleportation quirk. They were wrong. You named your quirk ‘’timeless’’. Everything around you will froze but limply a few seconds. You tried hard to stop the time for longer, but your weak condition wouldn’t allow it. If you try to improve your best time of pathetic 3,28 sec. you would definitely faint.
Since the day you got your quirk you always used it as a chance to escape uncomfortable situations, like talking to people. You could call yourself the shyest person in the world. Always blushing and looking down when someone talks to you. All the girls in your class misunderstood, while the boys liked that part of you, always comparing you to something pure, innocent and above their reach. A beautiful vase, which breaks to little pieces with only one touch. Therefore you have been the middle of attention. But as dumb as you’re you got it all wrong. The whole time you thought they looked at you because you are disgusting.
Nevertheless it’s all in your past. Now you want to start all over with a confident and refreshing attitude to find some friends. A dream which you have carried around for years.
“(F/N), have you got a response from U.A? You know I could use my contacts to save you a place.“ A woman said, who entered your room without a single knock, trying to jab earrings in her earlobe. She wore a elegant black dress, what let you conclude that she will go out to join a business meeting or go on a date with some guy the second she leaves your room. Eyes wandering from your mother to the blanket you were lying on. She knows well enough that you want to be accepted with your own strength, since you told her a hundred times. Besides, if someone of your new classmates hear from your ‘free pass’ they would think about you as a spoiled brat.
The worst case would be to separate themselves from you this is the last you want to happen. You wouldn’t survive another three years without friends. But as if your mother would care. She only cared about her business and status.
‘’No, Mom and I did tell you that a hundred of times.“ A bit of annoyance was noticeable in your voice. ‘’I want to manage it on my own! And should I fail then let it be. I also could go to another school then.“ Your eyes were still avoiding the your mother’s ones.
She rolled her eyes at the stubbornness of her daughter. ‘’When you want to go to a school with a hero department than it must be the best school in the area. I won’t let my daughter go to a school of which nobody even knows the name of!“
‘’Of course...“ Your voice was just above a whisper, still your mother heard it and the hidden emotion within, sadness. Therefore she went over to your bed, which was placed at the end of your room, and sat down on the edge of the bed and placed a hand on your back.
‘’Hey, sweetheart. You know I-“ She was cut off by the loud ringing of her mobile phone. Deciding to take the call, she stood up and walked a bit away. ‘‘Hello, you’re talking with... Ah, hello-“ While talking she walked back and forth in your large room. ‘’- Of course, I will go right away.. Yes, see you.“ You, who already knew how the call would end, turned around. Your back was directed to her. She turned around to look at you with an apologetic face. But you didn’t see it.
“Sweetie? Mommy must go the office now and after that I have a business meeting, that means I will come home late. Don’t wait for me.“
‘I already knew` you thought. ‘’Okay, be careful on your way home.“ Every word sounded gloomier as the one before. Your mother, who didn’t notice this because she was in a hurry, answered that she loves you and wished you a good night while turning off the light, leaving the room and only minutes later the house.
You, still lying on the bed, but now in the dark, looked out the window. Slowly, your eyes felt heavier. You struggled against the tiredness but in vain.
And now another boring and lonely day of your vacation was over. Not going out of your room once. Like always.