"Why call me a thief if I pay?" I asked. I had broken into the same coffee shop as I always do when I look for an escape from my world. My world, dark, colorless, and full of hate. This coffee shop puts a dent in my dreary moods, with it's moon light color and smells, and the imaginary sounds that only exist in my head. I loved this place of escape. It belongs to Day people, so naturally, I can't see it in action. I blame the stupid curfews that split us into two social groups, the Day and the Night. Each group getting a total of thirteen hours to enjoy the outdoors, with an hour in between for clean up, everything is separated. I live on the right side of the street, with the rest of the night people in my town. This coffee shop, is on the left. Oh, how i wish that I could see it in the daylight for once, filled with the laughing, colorful people of the Day. I had no idea that my wish would come true, sadly, it came with a terrible price.
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