LUNA | CUARENTA
The countryside is far different from the city. Today was definitely a day of sunshine and rambling for Luna, with way too many veggies and fruits packing out her basket. The sunlight was brilliant but not yet with the heat of late spring. The fields were no longer swathes of rutted mud, and each one was softly verdant, the new stems ruffled by the light breeze.
Luna and Sebastian walked up the paved road. Luna’s senses soaking in the changes since she had last walked in the countryside when she was with her biological family. The air had more warmth and more fragrance. The sound of their sleepers rang into her ears, as well as the soft chirps of birds in the sky.
“E, kung lagyan mo nang lason ‘yong ibibigay mong pagkain kay Escobar?” Sebastian suggested. Hawak-hawak nit
