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The Moment I Knew: Chapter 2
After a few minutes of subtle walking, I stumbled through a beautiful park. It was simple and wide. The grass is greenly refreshing and looks soft when you touch them with your bare feet. I plugged out my earphones and put it inside my small bag then contemplated the surroundings.
I stood there watching the scenery before me with a tight lip pressed and a humidity of jealousy.
I can see families having picnics in this summer breeze day. I can hear children’s laughs and giggles as they play along with others. I can smell the freshly cooked hotdogs and burgers from fast food booths. I can feel the radiating joys and happiness from every bundle of relations.
And that is something that never happened to me before.
I want to feel those overwhelming pleasure from the smiles and love coming from your relatives. I want to feel how parents normally treat their children. I want to feel how it’s like to know that the laughs coming out from your mouth are altogether joined with people who carry your bloodline.
I lowered my head and looked down at the lush grass as a tug of pain and a heave of hurt cross my emotions. I just want a normal family relationship.
Not wanting to stand there looking like an idiot, I headed to a small flowing river near a bench. Still standing, I got an obvious conclusion that the park was beautiful, expertly decorated with a variety of different flowers and colourful bushes. Neatly organized environment with a few trained animals lurking for entertainment.
I watched from the distant the white swans swam flawlessly like they don’t care anything in the world as they mind their own. I didn’t even realize that my converse’s lace is untied until I stepped on it, making me tumble a bit. I sighed and bend down to fix it.
Then I heard a voice shouted in the background, “Hey! Watch out!”
And before I looked up to find whom it was talking to, a hefty, muscular body smashed my bending posture making me fall back completely on the ground with a thud.
I groaned, feeling the slight stinging pain on my bum and my left arm from the sudden impact, “That’s gonna leave a mark.” I mumbled, sitting up.
It was then that I realized that I can’t move my legs for a weigh was sitting on it, I squirmed violently to shake it off, “Hey! Get off me!”
“Okay! Okay! I’m sorry!” a deep voice apologized. When the weigh was finally off, I stood up and dust off any particular dirt on my jeans and twisted my ankle in reflex. I rubbed my elbows to check if there’s a cut or wound and thankfully, there isn’t.
I sensed a figure next to me and I’m guessing this was the guy who I ran into. I was about to retort a rude comeback when he spoke,
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The Moment I Knew
Teen FictionDane Foresman is a simple girl who has a normal life. Her family just moved to Arlington where Allen lives beside their new neighborhood. Starting in a new school, some things are about to change when Dane meets Allen's best friend. But little did...