2.

760 43 0
                                    

I admit, he was interesting. More interesting than anything that happened since Jerome died. Although I am quite unsure if it was good.

He was scarily similar to me. Not in the looks, but in the way he talked, moved, in the way he spoke. It immediately captured my attention. But there was one difference. He seemed sadder. Much, much sadder than I was. I could see it in his eyes. 

That sadness fascinated me. I could spend years staring at him. When he smiled, I expected for his eyes to smile, too but nothing happened. They remained matte, distinct.

I've never seen more intriguing eyes before. Icy blue, icy cold.

Sundays In the SunWhere stories live. Discover now