dear mom,
aaron and i,
talked,
after 3 whole years,
he talked me,
and,
i felt,
like,
we were the only ones,
in the room.
i felt,
so happy,
like i existed,
like i wasn't a ghost,
like i was actually,
real.
aaron,
makes me feel real.
as,
we were walking to class,
i saw emma,
she changed a lot.
her hair,
is longer now,
it's to her butt,
her eyes have gotten,
a brighter and deeper,
blue.
she's taller also,
and she has some things,
on her,
that aren't so small anymore.
mommy,
aaron saw her,
and he smiled,
while she smiled.
i wonder,
if emma still hates me,
for the salad incident?
well to answer my own question,
she does.
i saw her,
and waved,
and she just gave me,
this disgusted look,
before returning,
her gaze at aaron,
and smiling.
mommy,
i really hate,
that girl.
i'm hoping,
aaron doesn't ditch me.
love,
ann
messily scribbled over emma's photograph of herself
YOU ARE READING
Dear Mom,
Short Storya girl sending letters to her mother. {lowercase intended} Short Story #131 on 6.4.14 cover created by @modestmuslimah