Strolling At Night

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We walked back from ES street to AV, savoring the few minutes left until we separate. Not much to pursue, in fact, it's just about two blocks apart. However, the walk-in between feels like miles longer. It was better, even if it was basked in silence. And she wasn't saying anything, my question still hung over the air like a ticking time bomb. Then after a few more seconds, she says, "I like afternoons." It was out of the blue. I didn't know where it actually came from. But as I mulled over her words, watching our feet moved each step forward, I suddenly became more aware of afternoons. The buzzing sound of streets, the gloomy bright light of the sky, and the sun peeking over the clouds awaiting to leave the day. I feel nostalgic. And afternoons seemed like it weren't bad at all, despite

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