Angel Hospital
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Last published Sun, Jan 20, 2019
She never talked.
She was a little shy, but mostly didn't find much reason for words. She showed what she was thinking through her actions. And through her music.
Her thoughts and emotions always seemed to flow in a rhythm. Through the notes of an instrument, through the lyrics of a song.
If anyone ever really paid any attention to the silent girl, they would notice her constant movement.
Her foot tapping to an unheard beat, her fingers playing notes on an unseen instrument, her lips forming lyrics, all from one of the dozens of songs running through her head.
Music wasn't something she wanted as the ultimate career choice. It was just part of her.
To them, she was just the mute, nerdy, rich girl that was an easy target.
No one ever tried to look past it. Until one day, someone did.
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