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She held her hand farther out the window, catching a snowflake in the soft fabric of her mitten.
She looks around, the grandfather clock was still.
She slips away into the night, towards somewhere in between nowhere and anywhere at all: even the moon beckons and holds promise for an unparalleled journey beyond these binding realms.
The girl’s eyes flutter open. She rubs her hands together, hoping to warm them up somehow with the light friction of her palms. It was cold. She shivered lightly.
She saw him.
He saw her
She was intrigued.
“Um… Hello,” He uttered timidly.
“Hello,” She replied. “…You lost or something?”She asked as she placed both fists on her waist in a skittish, masculine manner.
He was excited for the first time on that dreary day. In fact, he was so very excited he forgot why he was even that dreary!
However, you really need to slow down your pacing. Slow down your storytelling -- first, her father dies, but then suddenly she meets this odd boy, and then they live together and are happy, and this all happens way too fast. Instead of hurrying into these children all having their happiness taken away from them, slow down and describe their happiness a bit more.
She smiles.
Puffs of snow slowly slid down her cheeks.
She held her hand farther out the window, catching a snowflake in the soft fabric of her mitten.
She looks around, the grandfather clock was still.
and its branches was shelter to many,
“Do you really think so?” She asked, quite piqued
of a handsome brick red.
owned half off the land
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