Freedom
YOUR FATE IS IN YOUR HANDS
Kinvenia
CHEN MIN
A cool breeze was blowing, but that wasn't enough for Chen Min. She wanted to feel the strong winds whipping past her as she sped into the night with everyone else.   Suppressing a sigh, she glanced to the smaller figure pedalling beside her. She had to give Haru credit though, for someone who didn't have much experience with bicycles till two weeks ago, she was thoroughly impressed that the newcomer managed to keep up with everyone else throughout that first night. She had been apprehensive upon knowing Haru had scarcely any experience riding a bicycle, but still gave her a really quick crash course on the bikes they had, which Haru promptly paid the rental for on the spot.   "Chen Min, you can go on up ahead if you'd like, you know."   "Hmm?" Chen Min blinked, her thoughts broken by Haru's words. "Oh, no, it's okay."   There was a moment of silence as the two girls pedalled on, the road winding alongside the forest to their left and the sea to the right, before Haru spoke again.    "Is something the matter?"    Slightly taken aback, Chen Min could only stare at her.    "You haven't been yourself tonight," was the only explanation Haru offered. But Chen Min understood what she meant.    They had only been friends for the two weeks since Haru crashed Chen Min's midnight ride, but the two of them just clicked. Being new in the province, Haru had naturally gravitated to what sh