GageWilliams
Literotica Guru
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OOC: This is just something. Add to it what you'd like. Don't describe your character OOC, let your words do that. This is to be a story if nothing else.
IC:
The cemetary was empty. They always were when by the time he reached them. His eyes moved calmly over the heap of dirt that lay in front of the newly cut stone. The writing was clear and new, so it had to be the tears on his eyes that made the words blur. The rain fell hard on his form, and he was hardly ready for the weather when he had gotten out of his car. The wool fedora and full length overcoat had soaked through after the first ten minutes. His face looked gaunt and pulled too tight at the moment, the moisture running down his face and making rain indistinguishable from tear.
He knelt and sighed, placing a single white rose on the grave. The man who had raised him when no one else would was gone, and now all he had were memories and the beginning of some sort of search.
He wouldn't know too many people in this town anymore... not that they ever knew him or wanted to. He stood and brushed hopelessly at the mud that had collected on his knees where they had rested on the fresh, soft earth. His hand had been gripping the rose's stem and now blood was coursing slowly down his fingers. He didn't notice.
He got back in his car and didn't notice the water that pooled in his seat or hung from his shoulder length black hair. His clean shaven face glistened lightly and his dark eyes shone. He had to see her. Michelle would know what was going on. She always had when they had spent every night together.
His fingers tightened on the steering wheel and his knuckles turned white. She'd want to know why he left... but he'd deal with her questions as she came up with them.
IC:
The cemetary was empty. They always were when by the time he reached them. His eyes moved calmly over the heap of dirt that lay in front of the newly cut stone. The writing was clear and new, so it had to be the tears on his eyes that made the words blur. The rain fell hard on his form, and he was hardly ready for the weather when he had gotten out of his car. The wool fedora and full length overcoat had soaked through after the first ten minutes. His face looked gaunt and pulled too tight at the moment, the moisture running down his face and making rain indistinguishable from tear.
He knelt and sighed, placing a single white rose on the grave. The man who had raised him when no one else would was gone, and now all he had were memories and the beginning of some sort of search.
He wouldn't know too many people in this town anymore... not that they ever knew him or wanted to. He stood and brushed hopelessly at the mud that had collected on his knees where they had rested on the fresh, soft earth. His hand had been gripping the rose's stem and now blood was coursing slowly down his fingers. He didn't notice.
He got back in his car and didn't notice the water that pooled in his seat or hung from his shoulder length black hair. His clean shaven face glistened lightly and his dark eyes shone. He had to see her. Michelle would know what was going on. She always had when they had spent every night together.
His fingers tightened on the steering wheel and his knuckles turned white. She'd want to know why he left... but he'd deal with her questions as she came up with them.