(I'm so sorry for the wine)
So he gave me a ride home again - he always does, making me feel like a Cinderella, because it is always exactly midnight when I close my front door. I asked something trivial about the children and he didn't answer (as usual, of course), but he gave me a smile instead.
Boy, was that a smile or what. I think I forgot to breathe for a second, it was so incredibly open, honest and sincere, I closed the car door quickly and murmured something incoherent by myself - one merely doesn't see these kinds of smiles any more, they happen in fairy tales... One shouldn't see one's siblings smiling like that - brothers and sisters are close to old furniture - You love them dearly, but You never notice it...
Or that's how it should be - for me anyway, because other way I would miss them too much, wouldn't I?
I think I wrote down the 3 compliments my brothers ever made me during my lifetime.
I think I never needed to write down this smile.
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She was laughing and holding my mouth shut with her hand - we were making fun of her hair, laying in an improvised bed - only the three of us and feeling very happy - or so it seemed to me. She seemed happy, too, and I wanted this moment to stop only for a small amount of time - I've never seen her laughing like that, so young, so beautiful, so close - I probably never see it again, but it was worth staying up so late (so early) and letting myself go again. She fascinates me in a way almost familiar - the fascination one of a kind, the one that makes You choose from a crowd from the first glance - and never letting that one go again.
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The angel girl never came back, just like I thought that she wouldn't. I gave her my hug that wasn't really a deep one, when I come to think of it now, and she left easily and she will be nicely gone tomorrow - we probably won't see each other for years from now on...
I should have kissed her good bye, it would have been right.
I still feel like it was me who broke her arm, though.
Maybe it was.
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