Post by Jessy on Mar 15, 2005 15:21:04 GMT -5
The door opened but the young woman sitting on the floor didn't look up. She was fiddeling with a packet of something. Another girl sat down beside her as the door swung shut behind her. This girl's blonde hair contrasted with the young woman's mousy brown cut.
The older girl, the one with brown hair, offered a ciggarette to the other. The blonde accepted and lit it. After a few puffs the younger one, whose name was Jessy, began to speak.
"Won't be long now." Kayley nodded, taking a long drag.
"She's showing." Kayley didn't move. She never spoke much now.
"He'll love the kid so much. Blood thicker than water and all." Kayley looked across at Jessy.
"He loves you too you know." Jessy was suprised, Kayley never spoke of love. Not since Doc.
"But it won't be the same-"
"Of course it won't. Nothing stays the same."
Both girls were silent for a few minutes, reflecting on everything while they smoked. After while Jessy turned back to Kayley, her green eyes looking into Kayley's brown ones inquisitively.
"Do you still love him?" Silence. Jessy nodded and stubbed her cigarette, moving to the door. "See you."
Kayley waited until she was long gone. She couldn't believe how much Karen had f*cked things up for her. "Yes. I do. And I think I always will."
Silence. It was always silent. The blue smoke floated up to the ceiling, carrying the secret of Kayley's love with it.
The older girl, the one with brown hair, offered a ciggarette to the other. The blonde accepted and lit it. After a few puffs the younger one, whose name was Jessy, began to speak.
"Won't be long now." Kayley nodded, taking a long drag.
"She's showing." Kayley didn't move. She never spoke much now.
"He'll love the kid so much. Blood thicker than water and all." Kayley looked across at Jessy.
"He loves you too you know." Jessy was suprised, Kayley never spoke of love. Not since Doc.
"But it won't be the same-"
"Of course it won't. Nothing stays the same."
Both girls were silent for a few minutes, reflecting on everything while they smoked. After while Jessy turned back to Kayley, her green eyes looking into Kayley's brown ones inquisitively.
"Do you still love him?" Silence. Jessy nodded and stubbed her cigarette, moving to the door. "See you."
Kayley waited until she was long gone. She couldn't believe how much Karen had f*cked things up for her. "Yes. I do. And I think I always will."
Silence. It was always silent. The blue smoke floated up to the ceiling, carrying the secret of Kayley's love with it.
