Just a few minutes until Midnight, before a new, cold and probably as rainy November day will start. The Sanctuals Park is abandon, but not as empty as usual. Besides a group of bushes something is lying on the ground: A woman’s body, with missing eyes. Her body is tall and athletic. Missed [...]
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Misunderstood – Epilogue
Posted in Fiction, The Daily Post, tagged postaday2011 on 1. February 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Misunderstood – Part III
Posted in Fiction, The Daily Post, tagged postaday2011 on 31. January 2011 | 3 Comments »
The old man stood still, waiting. His dog lifted his leg and began to pee against a bush. It was a dark, cold and rainy November evening.The old man had just started his usual round through the Sanctuals Park to walk his dog. Sure, this park wasn’t the most beautiful one in the city, especially [...]
Misunderstood – Part II
Posted in Fiction, The Daily Post, tagged postaday2011 on 23. January 2011 | 3 Comments »
“I should probably go.” she said, still feeling uncertain about the whole situation. She wanted so desperately to make things right between them. But she just didn’t now what to do and say anymore, if he was not willing to the same. And that’s what he’s doing, isn’t it? Otherwise he would say something. Any [...]
Misunderstood – Part I
Posted in Fiction, The Daily Post, tagged postaday2011 on 22. January 2011 | 2 Comments »
He looked at her silencly. He felt the rain on his skin, how the rain drops slowly merge with each other and wet his shirt. How often must they have sit here, next to each other, thinking about the future, reminding the other about the past or just remaining silence. Could this be the end? [...]




