I don’t know what is happening. Things are moving way too
fast. All of us have changed so much. We have started doing things which we
always stood up against. The power of will is vanishing into the smoke
(Metaphorical). We’ve all become tools. Yes, tools for one another. Earlier it
was all about friendship and the bond that we shared but now, I am sure that
its anything but the bond because when it was the bond we really didn’t talk .
Life has become more of this monotonous race in which I’m running and you’re
running and all the people around us are running. My teacher always asked me
not to run that race. She always asked me to stand out. I somehow always did
but now, I feel the whole idea of standing out and making a difference has
vanished. It is not even about making a difference but it’s the stance you
take. For the first time I am not able to take a stance. Find a reason.
Motivation. Everything is just so dull, all hear is a lull. I've started
calling life unfair. If I look clearly it is the biggest lie that I’m consoling
myself with. I mean how can life not be fair? Life has always kept a constant
pace for us. Made us cry the same amount as we’ve laughed. Still, while knowing
all of it we tend to blame life. I blame
life. Have been blaming life. For a while. After writing this I feel that I’d
do anything but blame life. Understanding the fact that my life loves me and I
love my life. Al the decisions I’ve made our mine. The roads I’ve travelled,
the path transversed. All my choice and I don’t regret it.
The idea was to continue from a paragraph that someone else had written and continue the story. A cannibalistic, psychopathic, schizophrenic serial killer escapes. Her biggest asset, she looks like an angel. She hitchhikes from the highway. Finds two young men who give her a lift. They want to take advantage of her. Drive her to a secluded cabin. She agrees, with a smile. (Where I continued from) The car is a Cadillac DTS 2006 model, displaying their attachment to luxury. She’s sitting at the back with one of the two guys. Sometimes not driving does pay off and that’s why John moved from the passenger seat to the back seat with this new stranger. She is shy, her eyes are sea green and her soft brown hair play with the wind when Hamish rolls the windows down. She looks at John and asks him, “Do we get to introductions? Or are we here just to have fun” and inches closer to her. She smiles and suddenly replies to her own question the Wall Street bankers “Hi, I am Ire...
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