if there was one thing Midori could have inherited from her aunt
it was her talkativeness.
the lively woman scurried from the kitchen to the living room
offering me tea coffee water
and asking all sorts of questions.
i was startled with the choice and just agreed on tea in unison with Midori.
Midori hadn't really explained why she ran out earlier
so i hadn't been expecting such a bright welcome into the household.
i was soon informed that her uncle had left for a night shift
allowing peaceful conversation.
outside, the rain hadn't
stopped
i had to call papa to say i would be late
but to my surprise he seemed happy when i mentioned i had a friend.
the call stayed at the back of my mind
nudging my thoughts
urging me to run home as soon
as possible
even though it was pouring.
Midori sensed my concern.
"don't worry, Sora-chan,
the rain will stop soon. and if it doesn't
i'll walk through the rain with you
even if we both catch a cold."
Midori.
always the sparkling waves
in the depths of life's ocean.
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Through Viridian Seas
Short Story❝ the world has taken away who i really am. who i want to be. ❞ in which loneliness is washed away by a sea of blue-green beauty. ❄girlxgirl❄a cellphone novel❄complete❄ #152 in short story | 28/7/17 © 2017 salmonskinroll written 21/5 to 27/7/17