The Boy Who Died
We’re just getting used to each other, a little more every time we hang out.
And she’ll be here soon. I run my hands through my hair. The wind kind of wrecked it. I really should wear a hat as the temperature drops, but somehow I only brought one from home, and I haven’t been able to find it in like a week.
The door opens, and Marcie walks in looking equally wind ruffled. Her dark hair, loose from its braid like she seems to prefer for dates, splays in every direction like a halo. The high pink spots on her cheeks and brightness in her eyes are so stunningly alive my hand itches for a camera. Someday, I’ll get her to model for me again. But I want to make sure she knows I like her for more t
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