My Daughter

My Daughter

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WpMetadataReadContenu pour adultesEn cours d'écriture7 m
WpMetadataNoticeDernière publication lun., juin 29, 2020
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Her room was still the same. Her wallpaper was still the bright sketch of golden sunflowers covering the room in false sunshine, and in her case, false hope. Her books were still untidily stacked on her computer table, along with her favorite sweater strewn carelessly on the back of the chair. I looked up and admired the stars she painted at the tender age of ten when she was filled with as much joy as joy itself, but as my eyes trailed down until it hit the floor of her room I saw the room evolve; much like she did. Other than her bedsheets and spreads, the room was empty. It lacked the joy of the wallpaper that she begged me to get for her when she was eight. The walls, inanimate, were the only sense of life to remain. She no longer created art or had the drive to do anything, I noticed that. I noticed but did nothing, for my daughter was strong and filled with hope, she'd be okay soon. I leaned my head back and wiped my eyes that prickled with heated tears that fell without my permission. She should've been okay.
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"Wait!" She yanked at her arm, but he just tightened his grip and stepped closer to her. "You...? You're the girl from last night?" Even though she had already acted guilty, she still attempted to maintain a straight and innocent face. "What girl? What are you talking about?" He paused for a second, his eyes roaming her face with such intensity that she squirmed and blushed under his piercing gaze. "You're lying," he decided with narrowed eyes. She finally ripped her arm from his grasp and growled, "What's it matter to you, anyway?" He didn't seem to have an answer for that, and his hand immediately sought out the back of his neck in sheepish unease. "I...Look I didn't mean to scare you away last night," he finally settled on. He dropped his raised arm, and shoved both of his hands deep in his jean pockets. She couldn't help but notice that a slight tinge of red covered his high cheekbones. Beverly crossed her arms, and replied, "You didn't." "Well then why'd you run?" **** Sometimes he can't sleep. Sometimes she paints the town. On the one night that Beverly Banks and Landon Ford bump into each other, they realize that they don't always have to wander the 2 AM streets alone. Sometimes they like to have company. Sometimes they hold hands under the glow of flickering lampposts. Sometimes they cling to each other. Sometimes their love is so vibrant, even the walls color. Three-shot.

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