Chapter 6

Keith

"When tomorrow comes, you should go and visit him," my dad said, giving me instructions. "Don't make that kind of mistake again," he added. "You should be grateful that none of the students blamed you for what happened." He dismissed me after that.

As I left my father's office, I exhaled and leaned against the door. With my eyes closed, I let out a breath of relief.

The memory of Matthew fainting replayed itself in my head and I felt how scared I had become then trying my best to revive him and how he had laid motionless on the ground.

It's been over four hours since the incident happened but it felt as if it happened minutes ago.

The school had to close for the day because of how students were talking about the accident especially when it was concerning me and the students had seemed unfocused in class which had made my dad call off school for that day.

Even though I had been responsible for the large crowd that had been staring at him, I k