School of Rebirth. Mystical Story. Naty Daybs

Ok? And then I feel like an old man. Just Glory, okay?

      – Oh well.

      Slava began to explain to me the location of the books…

      – I personally helped to make it all, so if something is loose camping, pay Xia. Write down my number just in case.

      It was an unexpected offer, but I wrote down the number. It really doesn’t hurt to have a reliable person in my new job. I told Slava that I would study here and he immediately changed his face.

      – It’s great! You will get a good education from us! In two years you will change a lot!

      – Have you been studying here for two years?

      – Two and a half. Then another year and a half of continuous practice. So, in general, it turns out five years.

      – Clear.

      – Only if you study here, you will have to live here. It is absolutely free and there are enough rooms for everyone. This year there were only two groups. But you can go home this weekend.

      “It might even be better that way. I’ll ask a neighbor to look after my parents’ apartment.

      To be honest, it’s a long way to go.

      – And we will have excursions here. You will see and learn a lot.

      – I like excursions.

      – Very well.

      …Two weeks later, the school year began. The principal invited all students and staff to the meeting.

      There were only two groups of thirty students. And ten teachers. As well as a security guard, two cleaners and a manager. The rest of the staff was much older than me and even Slava.

      I was introduced as a new librarian and told that I would study with everyone, only on a special schedule. I will have to work in my free time, but at least six hours a day. As it turned out, this was the first year of the school opening.

      After the meeting, everyone went to sort things out from room to room. But I had my own room next to the library. There was a small wardrobe with a mirror, a desk, an ironing board and iron, and a bed. Each room was adjoined by a bathroom with a small shower, washing machine, sink and toilet. Everything was very clean and comfortable. There was only one socket in the bathroom and bedroom. Televisions were banned. There was only one in the general meeting room. Many were not happy with the modesty of the institution, but everything was fine with me.

      By this time, I was already in close contact with Slava. Yes, and with other teachers, too, a little. Except one. Fine arts teacher. His name was Lev Viktorovich. He looked at me sternly and said that I didn’t belong here. It was explained to me that he simply considers me too young and frivolous to work as a librarian.

      – Do not pay attention, – said the teacher in a subject that I have not memorized yet. – A girl a little over thirty years old. With short hair of bright black hair and blue eyes. – He doesn’t like me very much either. I’m Mila.

      – Very nice, I’m Anya.

      – Yes I know.

      – Do you like it with us?

      – Yes. Very interesting.

      – We are glad that you were added to the list of students.

      – I also. My basic education was overwhelmed when my parents died. I have nothing to pay for an expensive university. Had to take there academ. And then I’ll probably have to take a vacation here to finish my studies there.

      – You will also receive a good education and useful life skills here.

      – I have no doubt.

      – Okay. It’s time for me to get ready for tomorrow. Classes start tomorrow.

      – Good. I also need to prepare a number of books. Till tomorrow.

      – See you tomorrow, Anya. Classes start at nine tomorrow. And don’t forget to take extra things with you.

      “Lessons start at nine, but you can come by eight to go home at seven.

      – I understood.

      – Good. Until.

      – Until.

      Slava came up.

      – How are you? Let’s have lunch together?

      – Thank you, I already had a snack and I need to work to get home today. We still need to collect things. Apparently, I will often have to stay here overnight. This will be more convenient.

      – We will go together today; I also have to stay until evening.

      – Good. I’m not against.

      – Well. Then I’ll come for you.

      – I will wait.

      I for loved Glory. Cheerful, gallant, dresses well and knows how to keep the conversation going. In general, everyone was friendly except this Leo, who did not like me and Mila. He even greeted us, gritting his teeth. To which the other teachers just shook their heads.

      “He is a man of old rules,” Slava told me on the way home. And he is angry that the school did not get the right to be called a university. But he and Christina are striving for us to become an academy by the end of the year. So the funding will be much higher.

      – I understand. Are they relatives with Kristina Yuryevna?

      – He’s her uncle.

      – She was very lucky with her uncle.

      – Why do you think so?

      – Well, because my uncle really likes to drink and spends too much money on it. Apart from the bottle, he is of little interest. Although he helped me a lot after the death of my parents at first, but then he began to ask me to sponsor his soul treatment. We had a fight and he went home. Since then, he has not called me or answered the phone.

      – I feel for you.

      – Nothing. I got used already. In addition, now I have work and study and no time to think about sad things.

      – And then there is me and Mila. We will be happy to help you in case of need. My sister is lovely. Our parents live very far from here, but fate brought us to this city and to this school. Probably to introduce us to you. After all, now you are not alone.

      – Who knows…? Maybe. Thank you very much, Slav. You are a great friend.

      Then a bus came up and we sat down. On the way, we chatted about nothing…

      – Where do you live with Mila?

      – We lived in a hotel, and then moved to school. Just before it opens this spring. There was a lot of work there and it is easier for us to live there than in a hotel.

      – This is clear. Were you going to buy something in the city?

      – Yes. Gift for Mila. It’s her birthday tomorrow.

      – Great! Will you be celebrating?

      – Not. This is not accepted in our family.

      – Sorry. I did not know.

      – Nothing wrong.

      – What do you want to give? I can help you with choosing a gift if you want.

      – I wanted to give a piece of jewelry. Something special, but discreet.

      – Then when we arrive, let’s go to the jewelry store. I know one very good one.

      “Are you sure you want to come with me?”

      “If I don’t disturb you, then yes.

      – Thank. I just thought