The Devil's Daughter
I admire the aesthetic surrounding for a little while, a small smile sneaking its way to my lips, seeing people go about their daily lives.
Mr. Frankie, two blocks away, is doing his early morning jog around his house, and Mrs. Ferguson is still wetting her flowers when her grandson, Aaron, comes behind her and lays a gentle peck on her cheek, waving her goodbye as he jogs away to school.
I stare at Mrs. Ferguson the longest. There's something about her tending to those pretty flowers that just adds meaning to my day which always seems colorless.
For me, life is so bleak and unenchanting.