BlackLegSarah

All six of us file out of the conference room, sighing. We exchange glances with each other, our weary eyes voicing out our thoughts. The conference was a let down. Albeit it was over one hour or so, it feels like a year has passed by. Our fans were restless, bombarding us with one question after another relentlessly. Most of the time, they just kept repeating similar queries after rephrasing them again and again. Frankly, I think they were being very aggravating and indecorous. We were all vexed then but we tried to keep that fact hidden by remaining unperturbed. And so we did. Quite well, I think; even when our HOTTESTs appeared to be show

Kevin heaved a long sigh, his cheek pressed up against the icy window. It had been thoroughly fogged up by the continuous downpour, and tears began to streak down the glass at random intervals. He closed his eyes and listened to droplets drum across the roof in capricious pitters. The faint sound of thunder could be heard in the distance. Combined with the gentle splashing of water in puddles below and a soft wind shaking the trees, he could hear a symphony begin to form. He pulled the blanket around his shoulders tighter, as if to reinforce his state of warmth and dryness. There was this nagging feeling in the back of his head like he had s