EVA LEVESQUE
It seems that I dress like my dad now. Dad always wore some sort of combat clothes even when he’s at home except for pajamas or when he’s doing laundry. People around him always looked intimidated and kids would cry when they saw him especially with the tiny scar on the corner of his lips that he got from one of the fights way back when he was young. Every time we go grocery shopping people around him keep their distance and maybe walk away, and that’s just him shopping for assorted colored rice cakes. Maybe it was because of habit from the military that he became used to that fashion.
Now that I’m dressed like my dad, I actually find this comfortable. It’s easy to move around and the clothes are made from fabric that does not tear or burn easily. The designer really took i
