All Chapters of The Day I Met Her.....: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

What should I even begin to do with the term "friendly navy blue"? Maybe she meant the wall colors? In any case, these were the only blue color in the room that was shown in the photo.A little wistfully, I went home for the last time. A slight shiver came over me and my fist clenched what Tesa had told me about her lover.“Joe is a really great man. So down to earth and normal. We're finally becoming a real family, Preston. "I couldn't get a word out of this sentence. With such statements, I usually got a big lump in my throat. I knew my mum, she was always on fire when a guy promised her heaven on earth. Anyway.Back on the groundwork, I wistfully stepped through the door.We lived, no, we lived in a small, run-down apartment, which was in a huge skyscraper on the 18th floor. A small, petite woman in a baggy look and pinned up brown hair, my mum Tesa, immediately shot up at me angrily and started moaning:“Damn it, Preston o`C

I've been picked up by the police a dozen times now. Fortunately, I mostly got away with a black eye. My criminal record, which already consisted of minor shoplifting, countless brawls, illegal car races, gun ownership, stolen goods and minors in public drunkenness, grew longer and longer and it was only a matter of time before something worse happened.Unfortunately, this also happened at the end of my current 15 years, which is why my mum had to get me out of custody and finally wanted to leave the country overnight with me ...I've been alive since the incident two years ago, just for the moment. I didn't care about anything by now, just to take a breath and feel that I was still alive ...^^^^^^^^ “Are you ready, Preston?Preston please stop dreaming! " my mum wanted to know from me right away. All of a sudden she was standing in the threshold, freshly styled and smartly dressed. Tesa wore a pink, loose,

Already dark and deserted on the streets, in the sudden pouring summer rain, we came to a densely built-up row of houses and stopped."So you two. We are there. Get out and run to the large, colorful wooden gate. You will wait for me there for a short time until I have fetched the remaining suitcases ”, Joe said in a deep voice, very relaxed.Said. Done. We hurried, with our pastries, into a white rented building at number 7 b.Wow, I've never seen anything like it. Everything looked so different and strange, flashed through my mind as we waited in the hallway for Joe.We stood on the floor in a covered passage with colorful tiles. What felt like 20 mailboxes were hanging on the wall and the light in the ceiling flickered a bit strange. You could legendarily hear a couple of cats hissing at each other and the beeping of Joe's car as he had just locked it.A small gust of wind came and Joe led us, once again, briefly through the rain, to a bri

 quickly dismissed the idea and changed. I threw myself into comfortable black sweatpants and put on an olive green shirt. After that, I started unpacking my suitcases and boxes. Then I looked for my school supplies. I was just putting a few more notebooks in my backpack when my black book promptly fell into my hands. For a moment, I just sat in front of it and stared at it petrified. I felt an icy chill run down my back. My chest contracted painfully. Immediately I suppressed an emerging tear. Completely paralyzed by these painful memories, my mind began to ride the roller coaster again.Clutching tightly, I took the book with me to my bed. I took one, two, three shaky breaths in and out before I could open it. Gently and as if hypnotized, I began to flip through page by page until I got stuck on the spot where the blade was glued in. Again my chest contracted and I had to screw my eyes together briefly. Taking a deep breath, I managed to close the book and slide it und

Well! Then not if you can't answer me. You're usually so grown up! Why don't you care how you get to school? ", Joe threw me with an iron gaze and looked at me expectantly.Torn out of my thoughts, I replied snuggly: “Great! Great start Joe! Well then at least tell me where the nearest bus stop or train is and what the damn school is called. "Did I miss anything now? Didn't I just realize that Joe had spoken to me and that I might not answer him because I was so lost in thought?“Walk straight down the street. There comes a large intersection with a pedestrian platform. On it is the sign U-Bahn and the corresponding stairs. By the way, the damn school is called Bindermann Gobbel Gymnasium and can be found in the street, Rabengrünweg 17 ”, Joe answered soberly and devoted his attention to putting sausage, cheese and jam in the fridge.Somewhat perplexed about his behavior, which gave my entire body goose bumps, I put on my shoes, th