[fancypost borderwidth=0px; width: 450px][justify][size=9pt][font=georgia]Feeling appropriately aphrehensive, Walter was hestiant to step out of his mother's sleek red car as it hovered impatiently in front of the school's gate. But a cursory glance over his shoulder, pushed him out onto the sidewalk pavement swiftly enough. His mother was regarding him through impatient dark eyes. Although this would be the last time they saw one another in person for quite some time, neither were particularly sentimental in the moment.
"Call me at least once a week," his mother reminded him, bringing out her cell phone and placing it by her ear as she tapped the cover of the device with a long finger. She didn't wait for much more than a nod of confirmation from Walter before reaching over and closing the door. He had edited from. "Good bye. Good luck." With that hurried wish, his mother drove off, disappearing around the corner.
Any other child might have felt dejected, however Walter was very well used to this. His parents were not cold - they just weren't very good with people. Much rather like he was himself.
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