The girl stood there on the ramp, her head lifted towards the stars as she hummed a soft melody. What was she doing at such time?:
-Good evening, I mumbled softly. She turned around revealing herself. She had a pale face that reflected the moons gaze. Catching a glimpse of this beautiful sight made my breath weather. She had chestnut eyes pulling towards a hazel green. Seeking desperately her eye contact, I swore I could have noticed a hint of sadness hidden behind her glistening jades. Her gold hair gently covered her shoulders.
-Its dangerous to be up there. You should be careful, you wouldn’t want to fall from this height. She offered me a warm smile.
-Its not like anything could happen to me. She lifted her hand to her chest. In fact I’m not alive anymore.
-What are you talking about, your presence right now if proof that you are wrong.
-But do you have any proof of that. She grinned. I wanted to explain my theory but something was holding me back from doing so. Instead I just stood there unable to say a word. There was a long pause. She turned around disappointed of my reaction. Maybe she was expecting me to have believe her or was she just unable to react to this situation. At that same moment she turned around.
-Just kidding. There was a second long moment of silence, I just didn’t get what she was doing. Was she making a fool of me?
-If this was a joke It really wasn’t a great one. The girl seemed amused as she clapped her hands to the rhythm of a new song she was singing. She stepped from side to side, dancing. Had she completely ignored my presence? Everything around us had seemed to have stopped. The noisy street that this was supposed to be was dead silent. Not a single being would dare disturb the moment. My attention was being all captivated by that one girl that I couldn’t get any sense out of. She stopped. She had stepped on her foot who has made her loose balance. Are eyes met unable to look away as her body slowly waved towards the edge. Slowly she fell towards the stream.
What was I supposed to do? What do you think I should have done? Its not like I had much of a choice at the same time. Obviously I rushed after her, I leaped over the side. I dashed through the current who was pushing me back with all its force. This vicious tiger wasn’t going to let me pass anytime soon without me having to fight my way through. I could hear her voice slowly fading into the waves. I grabbed her hand dragging her close towards my torso to insure myself not to loose her in these wild claws. Never the less I was the sporty type of a guy. Every morning it was my ritual to run to school. Somehow I found some peace in some jog that could seem as common as any other sport. I had practiced swimming at a young age, so this wasn’t much of a challenge but never would I have thought that a girl would be such a drag. Finally, exhausted we reached the rocks where I used my last forces to throw her onto the side. Seriously this girl was not much help. Also thinking that this was the first time I had met her. We laid on the side are hearts rapidly beating. Not even after catching are breath did I get any thanks from her, but instead to my surprised the young girl started laughing. I my eyes searched from side to side frankly trying to find something to laugh at. Nothing was there but the same old dark sky still staring down at us not flinching to any of what had just happened. I’m not sure what happened to me but all the sudden I started laughing. Its not like I wanted to laugh but I didn’t see the reason why I wouldn’t laugh. There was no reason for feasting over anything, the reason was unknown. Once in a while maybe its not such a bad thing to show how thankful we are of being able to live.
Time passed, slowly we managed to withdraw from this childish act. Silence one more fell other us. I was about to brake through the glass.
-What’s your name. The girl asked in the a low tone.
-Sean, I whispered back.
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