Translation
Fanfic: An Interesting Life
Subtitle: Trunks/Nici Romance, Fantasy
Chapter: 4th part
Part 4
- Nici & # 8211;
I slowly opened my eyes and looked at the ceiling. I sat up and found myself on my bed. Hadn't I passed out in front of the bed? Yes, I still knew that. But who put me on the bed? Father wasn't there. My sisters weren't here either, and my mother would certainly not have noticed and if she had, she would never have had the strength to heave me onto the bed.
I checked my alarm clock and noticed that it was already one in the afternoon. School started again at half past one and I hadn't even eaten. I quickly cleared out my backpack except for the books I needed, which I left in there. Then I sprinted into the kitchen and fished a sandwich out of the fridge and quickly ate it. After drinking a glass of ice tea, I set off again. I was already in the hall when he rang the doorbell. Miranda, Goten and I ran to the Capsule Corp.and rang the doorbell there to pick up Trunks. Only when the door was opened did I look up. Two blue eyes looked me up and down as if he had known what had happened. Which of course he didn't. Where from ?! After a few seconds of sample time, he grabbed his backpack and together we walked to school at a snail's pace. I ran in silence next to them and felt Trunk's eyes again and again. They almost seemed to pierce me. Why was he doing so weird. Did he know that I passed out earlier? Someone had laid me on the bed. But how did he get in then? Stupid question, to the door, of course. But he must have known, and he couldn't. Stop it now, I'm still driving myself crazy. It wasn't him. Not possible at all. Maybe my mother had more strength than I thought. I'll just ask her.
I was satisfied with this goal of the train of thought and so I no longer brooded over it much.Still I missed trunks & # 8217; concerned expressions not. I noticed it again and again. When I was sitting in the English lesson, Miranda pushed a small, folded piece of paper over to me. & # 8218; Do you know why Trunks keeps looking at you? Like he's worried about you & # 8217; it was written there. I replied with a & # 8218; No & # 8217 ;. I really had no idea. It really was like he was worried about me.
I guess I'm just imagining it again. I have too much romantic & # 8211; Stories written and I can't see the trees for the forest anymore (I don't even know if the saying is true ^^)
The hours at noon passed painfully slowly, but at some point the saving & # 8222; gong & # 8220; came. I still had French and then chemistry. Together with Miranda strolled out into the school yard. & # 8222; Hey, tomorrow is Wednesday. Would you like to go to the beach with me?& # 8220; & # 8222; Sure, & # 8220; I said. & # 8222; We'll make the time tomorrow, I still have to go to town. Are you coming with me? & # 8220; & # 8222; I can't. I feel a little tired. & # 8220; & # 8222; See you tomorrow. & # 8220; said she and waved to me while running away. I made my way home, which took ten minutes. But somehow I was so powerless. My steps were laborious and slow and I noticed that I was freezing. Closer to my jacket, I kept walking. Why the hell was I freezing in weather like this. It was almost 25 ° and I was freezing. When I got home, I immediately lay down on the bed and pulled my covers out of the underbed box. Wrapped up in the blanket, I had my laptop on the bed and was writing a story. I didn't have any homework for tomorrow. But somehow I had the feeling that I had forgotten something. Well, it doesn't matter, it can't be that important, I thought to myself and went back to writing.- Trunks & # 8211;
& # 8222; Hey Goten, have you seen Nici? & # 8220; I asked my best friend. & # 8222; Nope, Miranda and Nici were out pretty quickly. Before they were in the school yard but now I don't see them anymore. Why at all? & # 8220; & # 8222; Uh .... Nici left her chemistry notebook behind. & # 8220; I stuttered. & # 8222; Give it to her tomorrow. & # 8220; said Goten. Hey, since when was my friend so smart? Ah, whatever. Intelligence or not. I give her now. & # 8222; I'm going home ok? & # 8220; & # 8222; Yep, I'll do it right away. See you tomorrow. & # 8220; With that I went to the next alley and flew home. Rather, I ended up in front of her house. The people in this area knew for a long time that all letters except his mother could fly. I rang twice and waited. After a few seconds, I heard footsteps. Then the door was opened and there was also the owner of the chemistry booklet.& # 8222; You left it behind & # 8220; I said very imaginatively. & # 8222; Thank you for bringing it. & # 8220; She smiled at me for the first time. Her smile was so magical that I pulled myself together quite a bit. & # 8222; Do you want to come in? & # 8220; she suddenly asked me. To be honest, I didn't know what to do and because of my indecision, I answered & # 8222; Yes & # 8220;. The next moment I wondered why, but in the end I didn't think it was that bad. The house was big and looked friendly. She led me into the kitchen and pointed to the chair. I obediently sat down and waited. & # 8222; Do you want a drink? & # 8220; & # 8222; Sure, & # 8220; I replied at lightning speed. & # 8222; What? It has ice tea, apple juice, orange juice ... & # 8220; & # 8222; Ice tea would be good. & # 8220; I said. & # 8222; Ok. & # 8220; She poured me a glass and put it on the table.& # 8222; I'll take care of the issue for a moment, ok? & # 8220; I just nodded and poured down the glass of ice tea. She disappeared upstairs and probably did what she said.
But when she still didn't show up ten minutes later, I was startled. Did you need that long to stow a notebook? Women were a bit tidier than some guys, but for so long? With a little curiosity, I went up the stairs to the furthest room. I also noticed her faint aura now. Maybe she passed out again ?! Slowly she should go to the doctor about that. Was almost not normal anymore. I stepped in and the first thing I noticed were the splatters of blood on the snow-white wall. I looked at her worried when I noticed the next one on the balcony window. I stepped onto the balcony but still couldn't see it. I looked around very carefully but found nothing. I stepped closer to the railing when I noticed a blood-red print of a hand.It hadn't fallen down, but where else could you go? Up, yes, but she couldn't fly, could she? I thought I heard a suppressed scream, but thought I was wrong. Despite the counter-argument, I looked up and opened my eyes. She floated in the air almost two hundred meters above me. But there was something else invisible ...
bye, your Louna
- Nici & # 8211;
I slowly opened my eyes and looked at the ceiling. I sat up and found myself on my bed. Hadn't I passed out in front of the bed? Yes, I still knew that. But who put me on the bed? Father wasn't there. My sisters weren't here either, and my mother would certainly not have noticed and if she had, she would never have had the strength to heave me onto the bed.
I checked my alarm clock and noticed that it was already one in the afternoon. School started again at half past one and I hadn't even eaten. I quickly cleared out my backpack except for the books I needed, which I left in there. Then I sprinted into the kitchen and fished a sandwich out of the fridge and quickly ate it. After drinking a glass of ice tea, I set off again. I was already in the hall when he rang the doorbell. Miranda, Goten and I ran to the Capsule Corp.and rang the doorbell there to pick up Trunks. Only when the door was opened did I look up. Two blue eyes looked me up and down as if he had known what had happened. Which of course he didn't. Where from ?! After a few seconds of sample time, he grabbed his backpack and together we walked to school at a snail's pace. I ran in silence next to them and felt Trunk's eyes again and again. They almost seemed to pierce me. Why was he doing so weird. Did he know that I passed out earlier? Someone had laid me on the bed. But how did he get in then? Stupid question, to the door, of course. But he must have known, and he couldn't. Stop it now, I'm still driving myself crazy. It wasn't him. Not possible at all. Maybe my mother had more strength than I thought. I'll just ask her.
I was satisfied with this goal of the train of thought and so I no longer brooded over it much.Still I missed trunks & # 8217; concerned expressions not. I noticed it again and again. When I was sitting in the English lesson, Miranda pushed a small, folded piece of paper over to me. & # 8218; Do you know why Trunks keeps looking at you? Like he's worried about you & # 8217; it was written there. I replied with a & # 8218; No & # 8217 ;. I really had no idea. It really was like he was worried about me.
I guess I'm just imagining it again. I have too much romantic & # 8211; Stories written and I can't see the trees for the forest anymore (I don't even know if the saying is true ^^)
The hours at noon passed painfully slowly, but at some point the saving & # 8222; gong & # 8220; came. I still had French and then chemistry. Together with Miranda strolled out into the school yard. & # 8222; Hey, tomorrow is Wednesday. Would you like to go to the beach with me?& # 8220; & # 8222; Sure, & # 8220; I said. & # 8222; We'll make the time tomorrow, I still have to go to town. Are you coming with me? & # 8220; & # 8222; I can't. I feel a little tired. & # 8220; & # 8222; See you tomorrow. & # 8220; said she and waved to me while running away. I made my way home, which took ten minutes. But somehow I was so powerless. My steps were laborious and slow and I noticed that I was freezing. Closer to my jacket, I kept walking. Why the hell was I freezing in weather like this. It was almost 25 ° and I was freezing. When I got home, I immediately lay down on the bed and pulled my covers out of the underbed box. Wrapped up in the blanket, I had my laptop on the bed and was writing a story. I didn't have any homework for tomorrow. But somehow I had the feeling that I had forgotten something. Well, it doesn't matter, it can't be that important, I thought to myself and went back to writing.- Trunks & # 8211;
& # 8222; Hey Goten, have you seen Nici? & # 8220; I asked my best friend. & # 8222; Nope, Miranda and Nici were out pretty quickly. Before they were in the school yard but now I don't see them anymore. Why at all? & # 8220; & # 8222; Uh .... Nici left her chemistry notebook behind. & # 8220; I stuttered. & # 8222; Give it to her tomorrow. & # 8220; said Goten. Hey, since when was my friend so smart? Ah, whatever. Intelligence or not. I give her now. & # 8222; I'm going home ok? & # 8220; & # 8222; Yep, I'll do it right away. See you tomorrow. & # 8220; With that I went to the next alley and flew home. Rather, I ended up in front of her house. The people in this area knew for a long time that all letters except his mother could fly. I rang twice and waited. After a few seconds, I heard footsteps. Then the door was opened and there was also the owner of the chemistry booklet.& # 8222; You left it behind & # 8220; I said very imaginatively. & # 8222; Thank you for bringing it. & # 8220; She smiled at me for the first time. Her smile was so magical that I pulled myself together quite a bit. & # 8222; Do you want to come in? & # 8220; she suddenly asked me. To be honest, I didn't know what to do and because of my indecision, I answered & # 8222; Yes & # 8220;. The next moment I wondered why, but in the end I didn't think it was that bad. The house was big and looked friendly. She led me into the kitchen and pointed to the chair. I obediently sat down and waited. & # 8222; Do you want a drink? & # 8220; & # 8222; Sure, & # 8220; I replied at lightning speed. & # 8222; What? It has ice tea, apple juice, orange juice ... & # 8220; & # 8222; Ice tea would be good. & # 8220; I said. & # 8222; Ok. & # 8220; She poured me a glass and put it on the table.& # 8222; I'll take care of the issue for a moment, ok? & # 8220; I just nodded and poured down the glass of ice tea. She disappeared upstairs and probably did what she said.
But when she still didn't show up ten minutes later, I was startled. Did you need that long to stow a notebook? Women were a bit tidier than some guys, but for so long? With a little curiosity, I went up the stairs to the furthest room. I also noticed her faint aura now. Maybe she passed out again ?! Slowly she should go to the doctor about that. Was almost not normal anymore. I stepped in and the first thing I noticed were the splatters of blood on the snow-white wall. I looked at her worried when I noticed the next one on the balcony window. I stepped onto the balcony but still couldn't see it. I looked around very carefully but found nothing. I stepped closer to the railing when I noticed a blood-red print of a hand.It hadn't fallen down, but where else could you go? Up, yes, but she couldn't fly, could she? I thought I heard a suppressed scream, but thought I was wrong. Despite the counter-argument, I looked up and opened my eyes. She floated in the air almost two hundred meters above me. But there was something else invisible ...
bye, your Louna