Lahat ng Kabanata ng True Bond: Kabanata 1 - Kabanata 10

It was late morning and the sun was warm on her face. With relish, she turned to the window front, which formed an artistic work of art from four small, square windows. Through the white border she looked out onto the large lawn in the front yard. Her gaze remained on the three linden trees, which, due to the time of year, had no leaves and which were gnarled towards the light. Soon this would fill the trees with new life force and awaken them. Today was the long-awaited day of the year when the soft rays of the sun of the beginning of spring fought their way through the thick layer of clouds for the first time, filling the area with warm light and a blue sky. Even the familiar kitchen in her parents' house was flooded with bright rays of sunshine, which enveloped the room in a peaceful atmosphere and hid Janna like a butterfly in a soft cocoon. Full of satisfaction, she closed her eyes with relish, absorbed this peaceful moment of calm and looked with joyful anticipation at the day

Even though they'd been away for a while, Janna felt like they had barely left home. The tree-lined country road stretched into the distance before their eyes, but led through various small towns that prevented rapid progress. She longed to finally reach the motorway entrance and then accelerate the pace unhindered. But instead they passed another place-name sign and she slowly reduced her speed. While the car automatically followed the straight course of the road, the pensive girl watched Grandma Gerda, who was sitting on the back seat and rummaging in her handbag. After a while she had apparently finished her search, put two tic tacs in her mouth and shortly afterwards dropped two on Janna's outstretched hand. Grandma Gerda and Tic Tacs in the car were a welded combination. She swore that the white candy would help against travel sickness. Janna wasn't so sure about this, but accepted the help of the placebo effect, and it was better than no help at all.A short grunt that

Get out of bed," he ordered angrily, and Aaron landed half falling on the floor."Stay easy", Aaron tried to calm him down, but his smug grin led to the angry boy hurling him against the wall of the room instead. Aaron gasped loudly while Janna screeched desperately and pleadingly at the same time, "Jo"."Calm down!" Ordered even Eike, who apparently kept a calm head, and tried to calm his best friend. However, his half-hearted attempt was unsuccessful, so that Jo pressed the blonde volleyball player against the wall and whispered softly, but dangerously convincing in his face: "Never touch her again!" Even if Jo did not play sports with the same passion as the volleyball player, he was but just as strong and only a few centimeters smaller. Janna watched the scene hectically, completely perplexed and motionless.The last thing she looked at was Sylvie, the girl Jo had been with for three years. This in turn looked frantically between Janna and Jo, until her gaze

Janna remained undiscovered and was able to watch the greeting unabashedly. The three exchanged a few words and she seized the moment to keep looking at her friend. He had changed since the last time they saw each other. He had grown up a lot. Almost all childish features were gone from his face. The white T-shirt stood out against the brown complexion of his skin and still suggested the contours of his shoulders. Janna envied his skin color, as it tended to be pale even in summer.He still wore his hair a little longer than the usual short haircut for men, and the hairstyle gave him a slightly daring expression.Although Grandma Gerda was still holding her grandson warmly in her arms, his eyes now began to look over his grandmother's shoulder in the crowded waiting hall for another person. After her! It was a bit off, but he had discovered it quickly. She waved her fingers cheerfully at him, smiled very happily.A happy smile broke out on his lips too and his e

 was a starry night and only the crescent moon was white in the dark sky. Although the view into infinity looks almost the same from anywhere in the world, this perspective had a familiar note and filled him with the confident feeling of being home again. The black contours of the surrounding trees stretched up familiarly and it seemed to him as if nothing in his home had changed and yet everything was somehow different. A few minutes ago the last light that had fallen from his grandparents' bedroom window onto the terrace had gone out and now his immediate surroundings also enclosed him in a soothing darkness. Jo leaned back relaxed on the old wooden garden chair and smiled as he thought of the two old people who were tired but who had fought bravely against their feet. It had been obvious that they were really happy to see him again and that they wanted to enjoy the newly gained time with him as long as possible at al