My body flinched backward in reaction to his action releasing my hand in a sudden; Kevin, with a smirk on his lips and his stare on my shoes, disparaged me before leaving me alone.
"If I were you, I would have thrown those shoes away." With my clenched hands, I restrained myself not to beat him in his head for his gibe at my miserable look.
After he vanished behind the door, I picked the groom and the dust pan, returning them to their place in reluctance and emptying the trash bin. Only when I had ensured that all parts of the classroom was clean and well-organized, I made my way out of the school building.
A cab screeched in a halt at the time of my arrival at the gateway; through the rolled-down window, a young boy waved his hand at me with a shout of an offer for the ride. For no re
