Snow crystals chime against each other as the wind carries a
dusting of snow across the streets. Footprints lie across the sheets of snow.
Children’s laughs come from nearby. His eyes search for mine but I deliberately
stare out towards the station of sea. I can feel the redness scattering across
my cheeks.
“I’m so sorry,” the boy stutters. “I wasn’t looking where I
was going.”
I try to steady my voice as I can feel itching in my throat,
which I receive when I’m nervous. “It’s fine” I cough out as I strengthen my
legs and bring them out from under me to stand up. His hand rests in the air
above my head, waiting for me to take. A cloud seethes from my mouth and hangs
in the air as I pause. I hesitantly take his and lift my body up from the
darkened grass by my weight.
“I’m so sorry” he laughs.
“It’s honestly fine. No broken bones,” I mutter while
brushing off any dust on my legs. “Well, see you.” He bows his head and moves
in the other direction to my still statue.
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