She’s scared. Her heart slowly pounds on her chest, every beat is an effort to feel it.
She’s scared. Picking up her red tie and grouping her hair to set it up. She tries to put a smile on her face, it failed.
She’s been tired the whole day. Maybe, she’s not really scared. Switching the lights off to dimmer the place. Her eyes start to swell and another attempt to pull her lips to a curve, failed.
She sighed. She struggles not to think but, everything seems to blank out. It’s been a while since she felt like this and she no longer knows how to deal with it.
Perhaps, she’s wrong about not feeling scared. Perhaps, she no longer recognize the way it looks but she remembers how it feels. Maybe, she hid too long, thinking that denying it will make a difference.
She’s scared and she can’t think straight. She disappointed herself again and blaming someone else is never her option.
Randomly, paper hearts plays on. Her hands gently stroke every words she can’t really say. Her lips mouth every single letters. Softly, she let out another sigh. She paused and thought to herself, “You’re just tired”, and tried to believe it. Then, she whispered, “But, in the end, they, too, get tired and eventually leave..”
She stopped feeling scared.
She, probably, stopped feeling.