Katurz

and just like that, she disappeared. she left. she was gone. her voice was no longer heard, her smile was no longer seen. her eyes were closed forever, at the hands of her doing. she didn't think it mattered. her father still takes walks around the park track, talking to himself, as if she were next to him her mother still swims at the pool, and looks behind her, as if her little girl was still there practicing sidestroke her brother still closes the bathroom door, just so he can yell at her for not opening the door, even though he closed it himself her friend still takes out her snacks during the period after lunch at school, and puts

"Here are your scrubs," the man in front of me snaps, handing me a pile of blue clothing. Glad to know I'm welcomed at my new job. "Thanks," I lightly murmur, and look as he hands other two new nurses their uniforms as well. At least he's angry with them too, and it's not just me. "You three will be working together for a few days until you learn the ropes. Doctor Catalano will be meeting you in this room in about ten minutes to take you on a tour and what not. So I advise you get changed before that and maybe learn each others names." The instructor's voice is dull and his glare intimidates me. As soon as the two other nurses nod, the man

“Hmm,” you hummed to yourself, looking between Bucky and Steve. They were staring at you contently from across the circular table, cards in their hands. “Two twos…” you said, putting down a jack and an ace. Steve studied your face, as did Bucky. Like usual, Bucky looked zoned out, but he was only thinking of you. “One three,” Steve maneuvered through his cards as he talked, but picked one at last and put it face down in the pile of cards. “Peanut butter,” you said, “And bull shit.” Steve rolled his eyes, and removed his shirt. He didn’t have many articles of clothes