r a i n
Two weeks. Fourteen days. 336 hours. 20160 minutes. That's how long I've been free from Riven, that's how long I've been released from the constant bickering and teasing and taunting. That's how long I've gone without gazing up into his blue piercing eyes. That's how long I've gone without hearing his voice and snide, cruel smirks. It's refreshing, it's better and I feel more worth in myself than I did two weeks ago. Seated on my bed with my back pressed against the headboard, I blankly stare out of the window, watching in fascination as the birds chirp, flying around. I watch as the sky changes colors, going from blue to a slight red and orange. I'm bored out of my f*****g mind.
Life without Riven in it, has been peaceful, serene. Yet, very uneventful and dull and so lonely. I
