As the weeks roll on and the months
are stretched thin, the food begins
to decrease, as it always has every December.
Jane decides to have a chat with me as I take a
smoke break. "You've been smoking more often."
her scottish accent makes a rare appearance, meaning,
she's genuinely concerned. "Don't worry your pretty head
over mundane things, Janey girl." I grunt, mocking sailers
who hit on her. "Are you actually gay, like the boys say?" She
slips the question in slyly, as usual. "And here, I was thinking you
were actually concerned for my health." I laugh, coldly, flicking
the remains of the cigarette into the puddle of the grey stone highway.
I leave her there, because, we aren't really made for talking to another.
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Pink isn't feminine
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