I stood there, in the
way of sky tears. My hand firmly gripped the imaginary pistol inside my
jacket as I stared at the gravestone of my past. Was it a funeral? It
didn't seem like it since I was the only one there, standing on slippery
ground of mud and wet grass, barely keeping balance. Pain was felt within
the legs, and it would have been easier to just slip and lay next to the
grave, maybe even join it.
I should have died when I
wasn't scared of living, or dying, or surviving. I didn't know much
then. I didn't have the chance to know much then. Is that being
ignorant, or innocent?
"Hurry up, the rain is
getting heavier."
The car engine was heard
off the distance behind the trees that couldn't find a path through the
clouds. A soft voice touched my shoulder, and my grip loosened and
whatever I was holding disappeared. As one foot left the ground, everything else quickly became grounded. Droplets of laughter soaked everything I wore, except for the jacket that didn't want to give in.
Options: [put it on the floor] [help] [exit]
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