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Aesha Roxinne Flinn

Chapter 4 A little warmth

Word Count: 1424    |    Released on: 25/11/2021

ind caress my skin. I was driving for an hour, cl

allowed the wind to play with my hair. I

soul with no

ll lights mov

hair, I started walking towa

st to put that into a small boat, but it was swaying

ger one with his hands crossed on his ches

each them. The sound of my heels ticking o

I frowned when he almost fell down the w

d to be keenly watching his every mo

an embarrassed smile. The older man only smiled at

y are out here fighting w

s busy plotting how to end lives. How to make someone suffer wh

el, don't

I said and saw the you

he heard something wrong, and the

t this hour ma'am," the younger one said, scratchin

along. " I

added and loo

ce I last fish I wonder?

this time it is the

aside from his careful observation

odd

oor when I removed my heels off my feet. Careful as a cat, I successfully managed to balance myself.

man placed himself, but within a minute,

omething and the

g the sea, embracing the coldness and the darkness

laced my fingers on the water to mark a line

moved my hand towards the water, like the caressing of it

ing of the engine, the bo

it's tim

jump out of the boat. I let myself feel the c

uldn't step out of the boat because I was sitting just

is pulling me to dive in, no ma

diving and was welcomed by the pani

sily s

s old girl in a compa

ared to somehow lesse

re his eyes on me and busied himself with the net. The older

but it was immediately co

fore diving again. It was as i

m fully satisfied and decided

ally do, and I seated, watching, and

r me to live like they do I w

fe but it is better

e experience a bright life then

believe those are other fishermen striv

but an atm card. I shoul

ht of the lighthouse is showing from afar

do

e swimming al

eems like the old man has been observant of me for a

for the dog to set

et, and his eyes are very evident of it. I searched for a nearby boat where he m

old wind is not helping

im until we rea

lso alo

all the fishes they caught this night. He is a bit heavy because h

ed the dog more to make him feel my w

ps, I turned to them for thi

me to g

ite the wind blowing my

iled wide an

tag along with us to fish again Miss.

time to explore with unknown people l

ng a jacket to keep you from free

the young one's hair

th you again," this time his

thing tug i

I would run to hug them, but ins

amily. And a person who is left without a family to

ck my heels up and climbed up my motorcycle

armth to a

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Aesha Roxinne Flinn
Aesha Roxinne Flinn
“This isn't just about the love that grew after that one unexpected kiss on a dark solemn night. This is also her darkness, her emotional and no emotion state, her turmoils, her- hesitant of love, her unending pain, her finding herself again, her trusting again, her falling back to him, and her- having a family again. This is no other than the life of Aesha Roxinne Flinn. - Life stripped her of a bright life in her early years, and that made her grow dark and stoic. The tragedy stripped both of her parents. Her mother died, unjust. Her father left her alone in the night and years later. She recoiled on building herself to avenge for the past. But through it, she met new people, she'll be on new places. And it seems that life is still not done on her, because she is again betrayed by the people she thought she could trust. When she learned the truths about the past and the present, will the darkness in her avenge the past? Or will it ruin also her future?”