Sunset Love

ea. It was a place people rarely visited. A handful of people lived there, most people with criminal records or some who were hiding from something. But people who lived there knew each other

smelt like damped paint and chemicals. While outside smelt lik

f the room savoured everywhere as if the place had just been sprayed with bleach. She sat up and was reflecting on everything that had happened. Tears flooded her eyes and she fought

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ce, took a deep breath an

ut they seemed fine. Most especially her brother Davin, he always initiated conversations when everyone seemed to be quiet. He was t

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he raised her chin and her shoulders high showing br

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anticipation of what the

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knew that there were no nice sc

acilities, broken chairs and tables, ridiculous uniforms, and dirty to

nting. Janet and Davin were

aid as he scutt

and thought about how she'd

rmarket. It was as far as 2

ed from a dungeon. It was like paradise

rved people walking in and out of the supermarket, carrying large paper bags and entering their cars. She remembered the life that she lived not quite long ago until everything came crashing. Sh

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new to her. She has felt this way occasionally s

permarket. It was a bit crowded. The customers were attended to in an ord

less busy. She wore a big smile on her f

jasmine greeted he

with a bright smile. She was brown-skinned, slender and t

rs Jasmine replied. She stuttered at the beginni

chandiser, Just early this morning,' the ca

, searching for more w

I think there is a vacanc

t optimistic. 'There is hope,' she

r. The cashier wal

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onable look on her face.

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