The girl thought it was better handled herself. She wasn't good enough to run the club in MonikaвЂ™s eyes. It would be beneficial to both you and the club.вЂќДЄnd that was it, the crux of her downfall. вЂњMaybe I should take the responsibility instead. вЂњIt's commendable for you to willingly take that burden but I can't in good conscious allow that.вЂќ She continued. Monika noticed her despondent look, her own expression softening. Shouldering the duties of club management on top of that is just too much.вЂќ No no no no no, this wasnвЂ™t happening when she was so close to the goal! Are you sure youвЂ™d be able to handle it?вЂќ Of course that would come up. вЂњI donвЂ™t mean to be rude, but being the president of a club is a huge responsibility. Any other time Emily would have found it humorous. MonikaвЂ™s eyes narrowed, raising her hand up like she was making a point. вЂњThe same Emi who always has issues paying attention and completing assignments?вЂќ My seat is right next to the window in the front.вЂќ Emily saw no reason to lie. вЂњThat would be wonderful! My nameвЂ™s Monika whatвЂ™s your-вЂќ Monika paused, frowning. вЂњI know right?! And I didnвЂ™t know what else to put and only three examples seemed a little too shortвЂ¦ But this is great! If you want the two of us can be the start of the club! WeвЂ™d already be halfway there for the member requirement!вЂќ Emily felt like she was coming on a little hard, but everything was finally happening! She was making progress! вЂњI was thinking how much of a shame it was there wasnвЂ™t one already, I was debating even starting one myself! Although, a novel is actually just a fictional book of a certain length.вЂќ вЂњThese are recruitment posters! You want to start a literature club? ThatвЂ™s fantastic!вЂќ She praised, excitement evident. The blonde was getting a little nervous before the other girlвЂ™s face lit up with joy. Monika looked up, mouth agape as she stared at Emily. вЂњвЂBooks, poems, novels and manga: All are welcomed! Come join others that share your passion at the Literature Club!вЂ™вЂќ She read aloud.

Monika grabbed one right-side up and took a glance as she moved to hand it back, pausing as she registered what was on it. Together the two of them silently gathered all the papers. вЂњThank you so much!вЂќ Emily didnвЂ™t even have to fake her relief. She dropped back down, and slowly began to collect everything. She gasped, looking around at the strewn about papers. I was in such a hurry I didnвЂ™t look where I was going.вЂќ Emily reassured her. Emily took it gratefully, letting the brunette pull her to her feet. She crouched down, offering her hand to help the smaller girl up.

вЂњOh gosh, are you alright? IвЂ™m so sorry I wasnвЂ™t paying attention!вЂќ Monika exclaimed, quick to take fault after being the one to be walked into from behind. Emily on the other hand was knocked onto the ground, the papers she haphazardly stuffed into her bag beforehand thrown everywhere. The other girl stumbled but remained standing after the impact. She took a moment to dust herself off, waiting until Monika was at the hallway intersection before hurrying forward, clutching her open bag to her chest as she barreled right into her. The blonde quickly scrambled to her feet. The girl walked with purpose, shoulders set and staring firmly ahead, not once looking away. She gave no reaction to the cries to stay behind her, letting them die out as the door slowly closed. She peeked out again as Monika walked out of the room. Her pity-party ground to a halt as she heard a door open. ItвЂ™s not like she had anything better to do anymore, she guessed. The blonde idly traced circles with the dust on the ground. She just sat nearby for an entire hour each day. Emily thought she was finally going to do it but still nothing has been different. She looked more and more motivated at the end of each class. This was the third day in a row she staked out the club-room, and the third day that nothing happened. The girl felt foolish, like she was wasting her time, and maybe a little creepy to be honest. She sighed in annoyance, sliding her back down against the wall until she was seated on the tile floor. Just like all the other times, nothing happened. Thanks to Actualize for pointing out the actual variable.Д®mily stood around the corner, leaning over to peek at the closed doorway once more. Went back and replaced all mentions of вЂвЂ™ to вЂвЂ™.

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