The fresh bustling breeze ran through my undercut golden blond hair as I spaced up, running as fast as I could grinning to myself. The sky was the right pink purple shed announcing a cool evening as the sun bent to the horizon and the moon began to take its place on the vast sky.
I ran carelessly with one thing in mind. Home. I wanted to scream at the top of my lungs that I got an A in physics, I usually manage to obtain only Cs or Bs it was a big disaster at home each time. But my efforts did pay.
I ran past the neighbor Mr. Perch who was reading a magazine. He was in his mid-fifties, a rare phenomenon, old but kind, he was all but grumpy, he loved offering candies to the foster kids down the block. He had red eyes and extreme white hair but he stood tall and sighting. Though he was s
