I DON'T CARE - Kai Parker

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Portland, May 21st - 1993

Lizzie Evans ☆•°

Blonde wavy locks followed behind her as she strolled through the long grass just a little walk away from her house -- the sunset was beautiful. Orange and pink clouds in the sky as birds swarmed their way towards their loved ones back in their nests.

The teenager always had a fascination with nature, especially wildlife. Elisabeth previously had butterfly's living in her room in a small cage, as weird as it sounds though, she treated them as her pets.

Squinting her eyes ever so lightly as she stared at the sun - a little longer than she should've. Blinking rapidly as weird colours were overtaking her vision, rubbing her eyes as she yawned. She didn't get much sleep last night due to the thunderstorm.

Long painful minutes of blinking uncontrollably, the colours finally faded. A sigh of relief had left her lips, her hair was in her way so she placed it behind her ear. Elisabeth was quite the odd teenager, always going outside when it was getting darker; she just loved being alone in her own thoughts when she was bored out of her mind.

A dead flower was on the floor as she stopped in her tracks, a painful feeling in her chest as she kneeled down towards the flower. Frowning, tilting her head to the side while placing both of her palms over the flower, muttering some words before the flower blossomed before her eyes.

Her smile was surely evident on her face. She just resurrected a dead flower, she sure had a warm heart.

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Around twenty minutes later, the sky was now becoming a dark shade of blue with a mixture of black. Stars were brighting up the sky, you could see all the planets.

She had got up from her seat on her ground and sat down on a swing which was tied to a tree she had put there a few weeks back, she tends to sit here whenever the ground got uncomfortable for her to sit on.

A tap on her shoulder had woken her up from her day dream, a slight gasp leaving her lips as she got startled.

"Oh! Sorry. Did I scare you?" A young female asked. Her hair was just around her shoulders, black hair to be precise.

Elisabeth turned around and a smile lit up on her lips as she recognised the female. She had seen her before in her front garden playing with her siblings who looked to be the ages of four years old. One boy, one girl.

"Not at all! I was just in deep thought and you just startled me slightly. Don't worry about it though!" dusting off her skirt as she got up from the swing and stood infront of her. Elisabeth sounded tired while she spoke, she just didn't want to go to sleep yet.

The girl in front of her showed her a warm smile and gave her a jumper which was behind her back. "here. take it! You look cold. . are you sure you want to be out here in this time of day?"

Taking the jumper from her grasp and she slid it on carefully, flipping her hair out of the black and pulled it to the side. She muttered a 'thank you' and then looked into her eyes, she had nice periwinkle eyes.

"Thank you. .?" of course she didn't know her name despite seeing her a few times outside.

The black haired girl raised her eyebrows and tilted her head to the side in confusion before realising what she had meant, coughing slightly as she felt a bit awkward. Eyes widening slightly as she stood up straight.