We walked down the road and we were just arriving at the old
house near the street when she looked at me eerily. ‘’Things haven’t really
going well for my family, you know, the stress, the lack of food-they really
have taken a toll on us’’ she said. I just
stood there, looking at her with eyes sore like muscles after a good run, my
soul in the gutter just waiting to be picked up by a random driver who’s giving
odd souls like me hitchhikes. ‘’What can I do to help?’’ I tried to mutter but
couldn’t. She looked at me, disappointed, and lowered her head. She looked as
if she was let down, like I had put her head in dirty water and held her there
with her hands tied behind her back waiting for her to stop struggling. The
feeling of her asphyxiation hit me hard, the sounds of her soul crushing
against my icy wall of apathy made sounds that made even the sanest men find
madness at their doorstep.
My windpipe felt like it was closed for ages now, filled with the nasty aromas that emanated from this awful place and this made me gag.
To be continued..
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