Once Upon A Wild Summer
A light breeze rustled the leaves, and it carried that familiar earthy scent of summer afternoons along with faint traces of mangoes still ripening on the branches.
I climbed onto the hammock tied between two tree trunks and let it sway gently beneath me. It creaked softly as I settled in, pulling out my phone.
I scrolled through F******k, liking a few posts without really paying attention. Occasionally, I switched to my camera to take photos—shots of the greenery, the swaying leaves, a close-up of Mama’s flowering plants. Then, for no real reason, I flipped the camera and snapped a few selfies. My hair was a little messy from the nap, but the natural lighting here was too good to waste.
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