2 : 05 pm
“T-thank you!”
[Tweet - Tweet!]
[Sound of messenger bird flying away . . .]
“. . .”
“I still can't be used seeing that kind of bird.”
[Sound of an envelope being opened . . .]
“An envelope. I already know where this came from. Tsk.”
[Sound of footsteps inside the house . . .]
[Television turned on . . . ]
[Sound of someone sitting on the sofa . . .]
“Let's see what we got here . . .”
[Sound of the can of soda being opened . . .]
[Click!]
[Sphissssh!]
“It's not related?”
[Sound of soda being drunk . . .]
“Why do I have a bad feeling about that winking emoji?”
“We're not —”
[Chokes . . .]
“S-hit . . . A-ack!”
“I-I'm so done with his choice of words in closing a letter . . .”
[Someone drinking water . . .]
“A-ah. My throat hurts.”
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Will Write Again
Roman pour AdolescentsDiary entries. Letters. An Ad. After a consecutive peaks of trouble (and an awkward call), Samantha found herself exchanging letters with someone named Nathan. As the days passed, they found themselves sharing deep conversations, wishes and likes...
