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The air hung around them, tensed and quiet. The fragility of her emotion was threatening to shatter. It is as if that time stood still for her. She fingered the brim of her notebook, nervously and took notice of the cup of coffee on her side. Controlling the sudden urged to drown the caffeine all at once; she carefully picked the cup and warily sipped its content. It had long been cold, and her tongue appreciated that fact.
She took a deep breath as the man in front of her waited for her answer. Glancing at him, she did notice his impatience at her winding down. Once again, he reverted back to his normal self, the bored and laid back personality that he had carried for the longest time. He sat down easily in the chair waiting for her to speak.
It had been more than a year since she had last seen him and for her nothing about him changed. His eyes still held a big mystery that only a few people she knew had the privileged to decipher. She was proud of the fact that she saw herself as one of those people. His demeanor remained lazy and bored and nothing about him emit that he was genius inside.
Only a few people can read him, and she was one of them.
She hoped he can read her well, too.
Ino put down the cup, now empty of its caffeine content. The coffee shop now was dimly lighted, adding to it the few lights outside that peek through the shop's windows. His frame was just a shadow and as everything that surrounds him. And that surrounds her.
Thankfully, the owner of the cafe has not kicked them out yet. She still had to think about how to tell him.
Her mind hasn't figured out yet if she will tell him everything, or how she can tell him everything. Maybe, calling and meeting him this soon has been a bad idea. He was myriad of ...
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...he saw it again her reflection against him. She looks defeated and scared.
Shikamaru shook his head. He gazed at her deeply, his eyes piercing through her veil. It was frustrations the same emotion that she felt, it was being mirrored by him once more.
"The list was bullshit, Ino."
"It's the only thing I have now.
"Do you think this is all a fucking game?" He snapped at her and she backed off.
"No..."
"You are going back to the hospital." His tone was hard and final.
She looked up at his hard tone. "I was asking for your help on my list not an advice for my fucking dwindling life." She finally yelled at him, her voice reverberating in the now empty cafe.
Shikamaru stood still for a moment before he began to walk away.
"Then find someone else." He replied coldly.
Ino leaned her back and head in her chair, her tears flowing.
It finally started to sink in.
She lifted the hat one more time and set it down slowly on her head. Two wings of gray hair protruded on either side of her florid face, but her eyes, sky-blue, were as innocent as they must have been when she was ten. Where it not that she was a widow who had struggled fiercely to feed and clothe and put him through school and who was supporting him still, “until he got on his feet,” she might have been a little girl that he had to take to town.
her that he died instantly and she doesn’t believe him, “You lie. I know better. I have felt
Closing her phone Melody sat it on her lap hoping another notification didn't pop up, she didn't want to seem thirsty and answer right away but then again she didn't want to leave him hanging and make him not answer her right away.
Ralph walked into the small cafe shop down the street and sniffed the espresso-filled air. He was five minutes early. Ralph ordered a small cup of hot chocolate and seated himself near the window. The weather looked depressing. Fat pellets of rain dropped from the sky hitting every exposed object in its way. The bell chimed indicating that the someone came into the cafe. Ralph looked up and gulped. He looked the same, but slightly maturer and older. Dark circles surrounded his eyes and his face seemed more chiseled in. He walked up to Ralph’s table without ordering anything.
With both hands resting lightly on the table to each side of his white foam cup, Otis stared into its deep abyss of emptiness with his head bowed as if willing it to fill again, giving him a reason to enjoy the shelter that the indoors provided. I could almost touch the conflict going on inside of him, a battle of wills as if he was negotiating with an imaginary devil on one shoulder and an angel on the other. I sensed a cramp of discomfort seizing his insides, compelling him to flee, then a silent resolve, as if a moment of clarity had graced his consciousness.
The sun shone brightly through her bedroom window. When her feet touched the cold floor it sent a shocking chill through her body. Walking down stairs the aroma of fresh brewed coffee filled her nostrils. She slipped on some clothes and shoes and was ready to start he short trek to the ocean. With her coffee in one hand she immediately felt the humid air hit her as soon as she stepped out the door.
“You’re very different.” He spoke in a quiet voice his face eye level with her waist. Her hair fluttered with her nodding head, her lips smashed together knowing she should protest or run or scream, but her body was frozen. The air around them felt very thick, like everything was in slow motion.
Today the forecast was another beautiful day. It had been the entire week. He half-opened his eyes, catching the white dust motes bouncing over the sunlight that shone down upon the empty side of his bed, he twisted to face it. His eyes slowly came into focus. He was looking at Ellie in their wedding photo. "Happy Birthday Darling," he said, clasping the pillow. "Sixty-eight today... Where has the time gone eh? Well... we both know that, don't we? "
“I don’t believe you,” Charlie hissed as she watched varying emotions cross his face. “The question is, what are you going to do about it?”
His eyes are gentle and full of affection, but there is a look of anger covering it. Her face showed anger, but she also looked like she was confused. It wasn’t to late to get her to be like
He meandered down the road, expecting to see some merchants or really anything, but there was nothing. He had figured this was a very small town, but he had not expected this. It was practically deserted. The sun was setting as he walked to his small living area, and out of nowhere, a young woman ran past him. He tried stop her to see what was going on, but she was quick and didn’t look back. He kept on walking to his hotel, wondering about the girl and why she was alone and was in such a hurry. When he arrived at his room, he took a short nap so that he would not be tired for his job that night, whatever it was. When he woke up, the small clock in his room read 9:30 pm. He lumbered out of his bed and started walking over to the farm where he and the farmer were supposed to meet. The air was cooler than during the day, but not cold. It was actually a fairly nice night for a walk. He went to the field to meet the
The warm night air smelled of curried chicken and strong coffee. It wafted over Lance Richards as he clung to the bricks of the brownstone, listening. He had been watching the apartment for two weeks, had seen the third man leave minutes ago, but in his line of work it was good to be cautious. Like a black shadow he clambered onto the rickety fire-escape, then squatted poised, flexing his gloved fingers, before sliding the unlocked window higher.
It wasn't like an impatient wait, but more of something like him being way too eager to see what she has to say in return. At this point of talking to her, he already felt like he was getting attached to her gradually. The thing that made him anxious was the fact that he had to make a good first impression, or just a flawless impression period. This dinner tonight was basically deciding in faith in some weird metaphor or simile. The dinner and just meeting her family was to decide if her mother approved of who he was and how he had acted. That's why he had to stay on his toes and not seem like a fucked up kid who cries himself to sleep every single night and enjoys popping pills in hopes to not wake up the next day or ever. All of that was quite depressing to say, but it was the truth. It was the truth that he didn't actual dread the day he would finally snap and end his life right here, and it was the truth that he hated every mental and emotional thing about himself. Before he made himself get into a gloomy mood, he quickly stood up and went straight to his closet door to pick out an outfit for the night. He didn't know whether or not to dress formally, or just wear something he would usually wear, but this time nicer. His choice was a black button down and his regular pair
All of a sudden she felt the pangs of being a victim. It was too late to realize and perhaps too late to tell. Locking herself in the lavatory, she shrieked. The continuous rumbling of the train, the furious winds; enshrouded her cries. She felt a sharp pain engulfing her heart; the pain that would now stay forever.
“Thanks for the support,” I muttered. I became slightly irritated over her refusal to help me, but as usual