“What a great day it is to be walking through the streets!”, Jane told herself as the sun was shining brightly and the cool breeze blowing through her hair. Everything seemed perfect for her. She had a crazy family, yet she knew she loved them to death. She had friends who were at times flakey but she knew that they would be there for her when she really really needed them. She had a dog named Corky, who was practically like her best friend, who was at the same time, skipping along as he was walking side by side with Jane. Also, she had recently met a guy that she knew who would end up perfect for her later, but things were complicated so it was hard to determined between her and Jon. She also had a job that kept her constantly busy. Most of the time it would drive her insane but she knew she had a passion for wanting to continue working at this job that made her 30 grand a year, so she was happy.
About to walk past the coffee shop, she immediately stopped and decided to grab a cup of coffee. Her favorite was White Mocha with Fat Free milk with an extra expresso in it. That made her day. If things got stressful, coffee would do the trick for Jane. Sitting outside the coffee shop, she began examining everything else around her beside Corky that began to play dead out of no where. She looked to the left of her, an old couple standing side by side as they are both acknowledging the craft store and its many creative attractions in front of them. “..Sigh, Corky, I hope one day I’ll be as happy as them. I wonder how they found each other.” She looks a little to the left side of the old couple, she sees a mother tickling her child and making him laugh. “… That’s adorable. I can’t wait to have kids, yet I dont want any.” Corky, comes back on its feet and looks at her and then just tilts it’s head. Jane turns to her right, she sees a stray cat pouncing around the sidewalk, trying to catch a bee. Then Jane turns a little of the left side of the cat and notices two infatuated people in love, holding hands, boyfriend grabbing his girlfriend from behind. Jane told Corky, “Corky? I know this must sound strange, but I’m a little jealous of everyone.. and I think I’m starting to be a bit depressed.” Corky barks and and jumps on her leg and starts tapping her leg. “Thanks Corky, I know you could see what I’m seeing. I’m twenty seven years old, working like a maniac, dealing with stress that is terribly unneccessary, and I dont really have anyone close to me than you.” Corky starts pouting and lays his head down. “..no no.. you know I love you Corky, I’m human and at times I could get pretty lonely.” Corky licks her hand. Jane smiles.
Jane looks up in front of her and notices a girl sitting on a bench in a park across from her. Jane didn’t want to be rude and stare at her but she started getting a vibe from this girl on loneliness as well. Her eyes droopy, her skin so pale, her clothes didn’t match, her hair was was not in place. “She must be having a bad day, I hope she is alright.”
Looking at this girl, made Jane ponder about what this girl may be feeling. Jane had a sense of wanting to feel for this girl because of the strong energy vibe she was receiving from this girl already. So therefore, she started pondering. Watching this girl sit on this bench, also staring at nothing but into space seemed so interesting to Jane. It looked like she was staring at Jane too but Jane started waving and she didn’t move a bit. Her eyes didn’t blink. This girl seemed lost and probably felt lonely. At the same time, she seemed confused and scared. .. As if she had lost something that once filled her. But then Jane remembers that she doesn’t really know this girl but only from what she sees and thinks of this girl. So then, Jane starts to think about how badly she must have lost herself. She must’ve lost her soul or maybe it could be something that must have caused her to lose her soul. Jane wasn’t sure. She looked tired, restless, dazed, and even looked hopeless. Jane wasn’t sure again what must be going on with her but she knows that whatever that must’ve’ caused that girls life to make her like that, must’ve threw her off completely.
Jane turned away for a second because she’d thought someone called her name but no one was around that seemed like they were calling her. She turned back to look at the girl. The girl is gone…
Jane was a bit confused but knew once again that whatever had happened to that girl, she knew she’d be okay sooner or later. Jane got corky and started walking back home and thought to herself how thankful she was to have her life and hope that that girl will one day find herself.