still curling up in my bed. Today's the tenth anniversary of my coming into

when the cool air touches my skin. The atmosphere here was quite different from where I originated. My feet kept walking for days without food an

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my face right to the ground covered with thick dried leaves, eyes half-open, hands extended halfway upward, one leg bent to the side and the other was straight like a fallen warrior. I h

t from an open window welcomed my sight. I covered my eyes with my palms and slowly got up and sat with my back

t's more in here. On my left was a white bedside table and a lampshade. I also saw the window where the rays of sunlight enter. The curtains which match with the mattress covering are neatly kept to the sides. I glanced to the other side and saw a closet and a door o

ady awake. You've been slee

d. "I've slept that l

tell through her gestures that she's a refined woman as I w

epared you sweet potato soup. It w

y I was. I crawled carefully to reach for the food. I got excited upon looking at the well-served food. I ate like

I said emb

understand." She

until their last breath. I felt like I belong to them...and I belong to this world. I've learned that they are from the other town and moved from one town to another hoping t

g for his supposed victim. A woman crossed the pedestrian lane, going in the direction of the man. I knew she was in great danger but I cannot shout and tell her that she's about to get killed by that man. Besides, I didn't know if she would believe me, he was her husband after all. A day after, I went to school and heard the news that Mrs. Henderson, our teacher passed away. She was murdered by

wn 'til they became sickly. Sorrow made them aged fast. The first one to die, three years ago, was Margarette. She was six

ou will." He said coughing

her," I said as my

s where I think she possibly stays. But how can I possibly find her? I only got this half heart penda

h and end mesmerizi

Adele." My eyes glow w