Be My Good Boy
Matatus roared down the main avenue, their vibrant neon lights flashing through the darkness, while the distant scent of woodsmoke and damp earth signaled the approach of the late evening breeze.
They walked hand-in-hand down the sidewalk, their fingers tightly intertwined, their steps perfectly synchronized as they moved toward the familiar alleys of Kware. They didn't need a gold watch to measure their worth, and they didn't need a rigid set of rules to keep them from falling into the abyss. They had found their permanent record in each other, an unbreakable bond built on absolute vulnerability and an unconditional choice to stay.
Adrian looked down at the boy walking beside him, his hea
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