not a conventional meal.
not a conventional meal.
it’s easier said than done.
it’s easier said than done.
she held out the flower.
she held out the flower.
the wind howled. lightning illuminating the sky right before the thunder roared.
and there on a bench say the brunette. hands resting in her lap. drenched by the pouring rain that covered the scenery. awaiting for the bus. —
the wind howled. lightning illuminating the sky right before the thunder roared.
and there on a bench say the brunette. hands resting in her lap. drenched by the pouring rain that covered the scenery. awaiting for the bus. —
“ did you want to order food? ”
“ did you want to order food? ”
her hand cupped around the plastic glass, feeling the condensation trickling down her finger tips as she approached the patron. offering a soft smile as the drink was settled upon that old table.
sure, the restaurant and bar made enough money to remodel —
her hand cupped around the plastic glass, feeling the condensation trickling down her finger tips as she approached the patron. offering a soft smile as the drink was settled upon that old table.
sure, the restaurant and bar made enough money to remodel —
the stinging scent of copper stung the brunette’s flared nostrils. no one around but her and the john doe beneath her. lifeless eyes. celeste hadn’t caught his name, there was no need. it was better that way. the part —
the stinging scent of copper stung the brunette’s flared nostrils. no one around but her and the john doe beneath her. lifeless eyes. celeste hadn’t caught his name, there was no need. it was better that way. the part —
summer was a season celeste found herself adoring especially in her current form. the warm nightly breeze as she sat on her porch. it felt nostalgic in a way though, she hadn’t been able to do anything of the sort before. the hunger lingered. —
summer was a season celeste found herself adoring especially in her current form. the warm nightly breeze as she sat on her porch. it felt nostalgic in a way though, she hadn’t been able to do anything of the sort before. the hunger lingered. —
celeste approached, pulling her pad from her apron and pen from behind her ear. offering a small smile.
“ what can i get you? ”
her tone was soft, meek. just as the rest of her was. that was, when the hunger was silenced.
celeste approached, pulling her pad from her apron and pen from behind her ear. offering a small smile.
“ what can i get you? ”
her tone was soft, meek. just as the rest of her was. that was, when the hunger was silenced.
the restaurant was quiet besides the few patrons that sat at the bar and the rain hitting the tin roof above them.
pat. pat. pat.
low music played, the lights dim. the scent of old, aged wood stung nostrils. it was there that grey-blue hues settled —
the restaurant was quiet besides the few patrons that sat at the bar and the rain hitting the tin roof above them.
pat. pat. pat.
low music played, the lights dim. the scent of old, aged wood stung nostrils. it was there that grey-blue hues settled —