From now on, starting to this day, I will address all of my journal entries to you.
Yes, you, the girl from the train with red hair and yellow bag whose name I don't know. But that's okay, I like the anonymity. Which is kind of odd since I said last time that I want to know you, and I still do. Maybe I want to know everything about you except your name. Or maybe I only like the anonymity when it's about me.
Anyway, even though I don't know your name, there's some things I figured out today. More like I assumed based on my observations.
One, you lived in Brooklyn. I mean, I think you lived in Brooklyn. I am fully aware that that makes me sound like a creepy stalker but I'm not following you. It's just that you went off tonight there and last night and the night before that, too.
Two, you're studying into that all-girls private school. I know that because you're wearing their school uniform under your black trenchcoat. Although, I noticed the white button-up sleeves under your maroon blazer wasn't tucked in. Your black and gray stripes necktie was untied. And your black and maroon plaid school skirt was stained and a bit short.
Thank the holy heavens, you were wearing a trenchcoat. It is kinda late and there are evil souls lurking under the dark skies.
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Somewhere In Brooklyn
Short Story❝He stutters, while she babbles.❞ Highest Rank: #8 in Short Story - 01/10/18 Copyright © 2016 Cher Manelle