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this is for artful
Christy
Well, I just graduated from school yesterday and feeling unsure as ever. Here I am, 18 years old, alone in the world, homeless and jobless. Due to facing a tragic death of both my parents last month, I was unable to plan for my future.
The only option I really have is a distant uncle by marriage, who recently lost his wife. All I know of Uncle Art is, he owns a large farm in Nebraska and seems to be of a recluse. He did however offer a free room and board if I helped out with the domesticated duties, which I had accepted.
So, here I am standing here, staring in the mirror. Looking back at the empty house, trying to recall all of the happy memories of my deceased parents and me. But, all I can see is emptiness but a light blue Samsonite by my feet.
I gave myself a final check. My long red hair was neatly held back in a single ponytail, showing off my fake emerald earrings, which brightened my green eyes. The faded Levi's and thin white t-shirt accentuated my long lean body. With tears in my eyes, I locked the door behind me and never looked back.
The flight to Nebraska was a short one from Chicago. Not knowing what Uncle Art looked like, I took my time to exit the terminal. As I stood by the terminal exit, I scanned all the anxious faces for a hint of recognition.....
Christy
Well, I just graduated from school yesterday and feeling unsure as ever. Here I am, 18 years old, alone in the world, homeless and jobless. Due to facing a tragic death of both my parents last month, I was unable to plan for my future.
The only option I really have is a distant uncle by marriage, who recently lost his wife. All I know of Uncle Art is, he owns a large farm in Nebraska and seems to be of a recluse. He did however offer a free room and board if I helped out with the domesticated duties, which I had accepted.
So, here I am standing here, staring in the mirror. Looking back at the empty house, trying to recall all of the happy memories of my deceased parents and me. But, all I can see is emptiness but a light blue Samsonite by my feet.
I gave myself a final check. My long red hair was neatly held back in a single ponytail, showing off my fake emerald earrings, which brightened my green eyes. The faded Levi's and thin white t-shirt accentuated my long lean body. With tears in my eyes, I locked the door behind me and never looked back.
The flight to Nebraska was a short one from Chicago. Not knowing what Uncle Art looked like, I took my time to exit the terminal. As I stood by the terminal exit, I scanned all the anxious faces for a hint of recognition.....
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