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Over the two weeks, he became somewhat well acquainted with the small boy and the girl. Kookie as the girl so fondly called was pleasant. The girl was not.

Ada stared at him down the hall constantly, glaring at his back. She didn't trust him.

The feeling was mutual.

Soon, the golden, falling leaves of autumn transitioned to the iced and barren streets of winter. The weather wasn't the only thing that had changed. Sang-min eventually talking to the girl, learning many things about her. He learned of her passions for life and her love for the last person left in her. How broken down she was, but unlike himself, how she still had hope for the future.

During lunch after laboring in the fields, the main counselor announced that half of the children would be taken to a facility in the Northern Sector.

Buses would take a couple every day, as though they were waiting for a sign.

Everyone was excited; they would finally get to leave. They would finally move on into the future. They would finally move on with their lives.

Volunteers left first. They crowded the buses in the stations.

In which we make a mad-dash through the sewers.

My movie review on #TheFifthWave I watched it on the plane to #Lebanon... #travel

Warning! This is a movie review, thus, there are spoilers for people who haven’t yet seen this film! Continue reading at your own risk. Great movie over all. It was a bit slow at first, and somewhat confusing because the main character Cassie, narrates scenes that had recently occurred. Then the movie speeds forward to current time where she is on her own, trying to find her tougher brother Sam.…