Color Me Crazy // luke hemmings

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Emelia

Sydney always looked beautiful in the late October moonlight. I could see all the people returning home from their nights out or the early birds who were up to go to their workplaces on time. I, myself had been staring out of the hotel room window all night, unable to sleep but too tired to actually do anything. The soothing tones of Bear's Den never leaving my ears. When I got here last night I told my mother I wanted to stay in instead of exploring the city a little further than we had done together the previous 3 times we had been here. We used to live a quiet town near Alice Springs, but due to work opportunities we were about to move to Riverstone, a place in the Sidney suburbs.  

I didn't particularly liked the fact that we were moving, since I had to leave my friends behind but a fresh start couldn't hurt anybody. I was always the type who liked change and traveling a lot so adjusting here wouldn't be hard for me. Our movers would be arriving later today so we had some time to kill before heading out of the city.