You tucked on your uniform and checked yourself in the mirror. You ped your black backpack to check that you have everything you needed. After mentally counting everything, you zipped it up and headed downstairs. 

  Your heart was beating rapidly and your breath was getting shorter by every step.   You glanced around the empty house before locking your eyes on the clock hanging in the middle of the living room. 7:00 AM. School doesn't start until 8:00, which means you still have an hour to freak out, pull on your hair and chew on your lips until they bleed.    Your parents had already left for work, leaving you all by yourself.    You decided to get something on the way as you pulled on your brand new shoes. Grabbing the keys, you gripped the handle opened and stepped outside the newly paved streets.    You took in a deep breath, inhaling the fresh new smell of trimmed grass. Your eyes scanned the neighborhood as it locked itself on the beautiful flowerbeds.    You weren't so familiar with the streets, considering that you've just moved here a few weeks ago.    You had spent many days exploring the routes and streets so that you won't get lost. Especially not on your first day at school.    You were excited, but your stomach couldn't help but feel all bubbly and nervous, considering the amount of butterflies soaring around inside.   You walked down the paved streets as your eyes darted around. There were people everywhere, walking in and out of the stores and restaurants, some still on their morning walks or rushing to their companies.    Your face plastered a smile as you spotted a small restaurant by the corner. You squinted your eyes as you made out the words pancakes, great, you thought as you fastened your pace.    It would be troublesome if you had to go through an hour or two with the menu again, especially when they bring out something you can't eat.    The little bell jingled as you stepped insi