One Day Dialectical Journal

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Michael then goes through an alley and then to the city packed with people. Michael tries to contact his friends Bryson and Sarah but is intercepted by Kaine. Kaine explains to Michael how they need each other and tells Michael not ever to try running away from him. Michael needs to rest and eat and eat because of his long morning. He first rest in an alley for a while waking up at dark. He then enters a store and orders a lot of food to end his hunger. He started making a list of things in his head someone called his name. It was a girl; he figured it must be a girl that Jackson Porter knew because Michael had never seen her in his life. She ran up to him asking if he were ok because he hadn’t been talking to her the past couple of days. Michael excused himself and ran trying to get far away from Gabriella because he didn’t want any problem. …show more content…
While on this train he started to think to himself. He went into the Porter’s house and left a note. The note saying that he had set out to see and do things and sorry for taking so much money. It also said that maybe he would come back someday. While on the train Michael felt a chill down his back. He slightly turned around to see a woman look up at Michael every now and then. He started thinking what if this woman was a spy of Kaine. What if this woman was a Tangent? He finally thought that the woman was Kaine in a different form. Michael knew that Kaine was better at everything than Michael. Michael knew that if this person were to be Kaine things wouldn’t have ended well for

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