Author's Note
1) All the characters in the story are 18 years of age or above.
2) A special thanks to 1moeannie for her guidance and all the work with editing.
3) There might be some exaggerations about the life in military school.
Hello people! My name is Rubin. This is a story from my time at a military school. I was 18 at the time. I always had an interest to join the force since i was a kid. So after completion of my high school diploma, i applied in the military school. It was a military school, hence boys only. We were obliged to follow orders given by the older cadets. This meant we were required to do whatever they say. As a result there were a lot of physical punishments and a lot of the older cadet's personal work given to us to do regularly.
My mates and I were walking on a campus just after dinner. Which was a common practice for us, we liked to talk while we walked. While we were talking about some loud noise that we heard coming from outside the boundary wall, we heard a voice coming from a distance. It was RV, a junior cadet emerging from a shadow near the road.
"One of you three, come here," RV said.
"Aahh fuck! Here comes another job," I whispered.
My mates laughed and told me it was my turn to go.
RV yelled, "I said one of you. Now quickly!"
I ran up to him while my mates continued walking.
"Yes sir," I said as I stood at attention in front of him.
RV asked, "What's your name?"
"Rubin sir," I replied.
"What grade?" RV inquired.
"1st year sir," I responded.
"Alright, come with me," he said and started walking in front of me.
I ran a little to catch up, so I could walk by his side.
"Did you hear a loud noise a few moments ago?" he asked.
"Yes sir, all of us heard. We were talking about it when you called me," I explained.
"You know what that sound was?" he asked. "It was sound of an animal being killed," he added.
Our school was on the outskirts of a village and there was a forest nearby. The villagers often hunted wild animals in the forest. The villagers might have been hunting a wild hog or something.
"Really! Do you know what animal it was?" I inquired.
To which he replied, "Might be a wild hog."
Changing the subject he said "So, you are a freshman cadet. You are relatively new. How do you like the school?"
"It's nice, I like it here sir," I replied.
"Do you miss your family?" he said.
"I did a lot, last year. But now I have made a lot of friends and I actually like being here," I answered.
"Good, If anybody troubles you. Senior or professor, just let me know I will take care of it," he assured.
"Sure sir," I obliged.
