AlessaVantas

.:: It's all over now P2 ::. You smiled as you let go of the now burnt match. The rain tapped on the roof and the baricated windows, creating a soft, apeasing lullaby. You looked around; candles illumated the whole place, casting shades of light on the wooden furniture. Living in your savior's cab was pleasant, but still different from what you were used to, although you slowly got used to having no electricity or running water. Tim refused to share any personal information with you and was so quiet you were startled every time you heard his voice. You didn't know anything about him, but you sure knew one thing: he was the nicest persons you

We met at the park. I was 5 years old. It was late autumn. I remember because mum explained to me that the leaves fell off if the trees because they were getting ready for winter. I believed her, of course, I believed everything back then. My best friend was a popular girl named Evelyn Thorn. I loved Evelyn. She was so beautiful, her mum was a first grade teacher and she was one of the nicest people I knew. However, we were young and stupid. 5 years old and already forming the ideas of cliques. She was "popular" and I was the talkative girl who ate glue and nobody wanted to be friends with. I was Mary. So earlier that day, during recess, sh