Boredom

Since I didn't move, Carroll halted and looked back at me. "Are you thinking about Euna?" I raised my head and looked at him. It was night, so there were stars behind his head. Against the light, his profile was perfect. "Carroll, I suddenly feel that Euna's death has nothing to do with me. It's your fault. You are too good-looking." Opinions changed from a different perspective. My expression changed from gloom to happiness. I hopped over and held Carroll's arm. Carroll looked down at me with faint smile. "No more sadness?" "There are accidents in life. If I take everything to heart, won't I become pathetic?" Then, I got into the back seat of the car. At home, I shared what I had seen and heard today with Harris. Harris couldn't help but click his tongue. "Kelly, I think you should go to the Department of Journalism at Costsley University." "Why?" I asked while eating the watermelon, cut into small pieces. "Do you say so because I have good presentation skills?" I was expecting some c