Chapter 29. Narcissistic

Classes had just ended and it was time for me to go to my work. Ah, it's weird to say it but I'm so happy, I finally feel like a teenager of my age living the same dreams, the same activities even the same daily life.

Not only am I no longer truly alone with the best friend ever, but I can say with certainty that I am living a normal life that I never imagined I would one day live because of my disability. Even physically impaired people can also live decently and with dignity. I think I've brooded and cursed my life enough like it's time for me to live it to the fullest.

Michaël and I cross the huge gates of the school and we're in the street when I see that his driver is not waiting for him as usual in front of the school. Of course, it intrigues me and I end up asking him by making gestures, not in sign language but it is quite clear in understanding.

“Do you want to know where my driver is? No, I asked him to wait for me later, that gives us time to be alone to