Never Knew Me Descriptive

Where the Breeze Blew You The ocean breeze blew past you, leaving a salty taste in your mouth. The sand squished between your toes as you approached the water. The waves, crashed at your feet with a bubbly foam and a trail of algae. As you walked towards the pier, the lights of the games, rides, and shops, mesmerized you. Children screamed on the ferris wheel as it came down, people playfully sighed as they missed the ring toss, and families wandered around looking at all the games and booths while enjoying their ice cream. Peacefully, you walked to the edge of the pier. The part of it that had less light so it was slightly dim with less people and the perfect view over the ocean and towards the sun. Arriving at the right moment, you sat down as the sun began to dip beneath the waves. The sun, like a golden orb, sat in an array of color ranging from red to yellow. A perfect ending to a happy day. But days like this seem to only be a faint memory that felt so unreal. The alarm blared in my ear as it went off early in the morning. Leaning over, I smacked the snooze button and turned on my side. I kept my eyes closed as I heard my mom open the door

Faces I’ve known for years are everywhere, but I only see one. The one that brings me to a breaking point each day. My old best friend. The only person who knew me like no one else, not even my mother knew me as well as they did. Krystal, the most wonderful, beautiful, kind person you’d ever know. Jeremy broke that bond and I’ll never forgive him for that, but I can’t forgive Krystal for what she did. School proceeds as it usually does, nothing unusual happening. School ends and I head to the same corner cafe 15 blocks down from the school. Not many people go there anymore since a new one opened, but that one doesn’t have the workers I know. The workers who are kind to you and remember each customer as best as they