I watched him walk away from me feeling lonely.
The clouds started to roll in, hiding the sun, it became dark and droplets of water came down on my head.
"Great, it's raining." I said under my breath. A puff of white appeared before me, the weather is going to get colder now I thought.
Did he know it was going to rain?
I got up and left the park, it was raining hard now I only had on a thin jacket. As I opened the door, I was dripping wet and welcomed with a dark aura. I looked up to see who it was, expected my mom.
"Where have you been?" She said in a cold tone.
"I told you. I don't need to say it again."
"You're dripping wet, why didn't you bring an umbrella?" She moved toward me but I stepped to the side.
"I didn't know it was going to rain, since when did you start caring? You said work is more important than me. That's why I'm always home alone. Why do you care?" I started walking to my room, I turned around and she was glaring at me.
"Night mom."
I shut the door and slid down against it, filled with frustration I thought back what happened this evening.
"Taiki... I wonder if we both go to the same school...?" I buried my face in my arms and calmed myself down.
"Keep calm... I shouldn't be worrying over a guy I just met."
I got up, looked out the window, still dark; still raining, cold. Fall has begun. I changed into warm dry clothes and went to bed
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Unconditional Emotions
Teen FictionI can feel what others feel. Just by looking in their eyes I feel their pain, happiness, sadness. All of it. I can't control it, I avoid eye contact with others because of this. No one understands what I go through everyday, until I met him. The mom...
