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[justify][color=black][font=arial][sup][size=8]He had always loved the night. He'd sit outside on the front lawn, sitting Indian style as he stared at the stars. Sometimes he'd even take a few blankets and a pillow out, with him. His parents didn't really mind, unless they couldn't see him. They'd go crazy if they lost sight on him. Can I get an 'overprotective parents'? It kind of got annoying, sometimes, and somehow, he always managed to persuade them to let him go out on his own; at night. As long as it was with friends, they'd tell him. H'ed probably have gone out, anyway. He was a pretty good liar, if he did say so himself. It could be a good thing, and it could be a bad thing, which really sucked. He'd always feel guilty after lying, and he'd eventually tell the truth. So, I guess he wasn't too good of a liar.
Anne stuffed one of his hands in a pocket of his skinny jeans, the other making sure his hat didn't fall off his head. After adjusting it, he stuffed that hand in the other pocket, a soft smile on his face. It wasn't quite his favorite time of night, yet, but it amazed him to see all of the creatures he'd been told about when he was younger just appear in the night. It was weird, at the same time, though. Those night walkers didn't think he, or any of his friends, could see them. Well, of course they didn't. No other human beings could see them, so they had no clue. It would be really cool to befriend one of these night walkers - To Anne, at least. Sure, they did some really bad thing to get them stuck on this planet for freaking eternity, but they probably learned their lessons, right? Anne was always looking on the brighter side of things; always seeing the good things in everyone, no matter how horrible they were. They could be a murderer, and he'd still see something good in them.
The teen kicked a small rock, then tilted his head up to look at the sky. The moon was so beautiful, and it shone so bright. You know that little story about the sun and the moon? You know; the one about how the sun loved the moon so much, he died every night to let her breathe? That was his favorite little story, and the stories about the night walkers, his second. After walking a bit with his head up, he decided to let it fall back down, staring at the ground again. He didn't want to trip over his own feet - Again. He was such a klutz.
His smile brightened when seeing one of his friends, Ella, at one of the alleyways, and waved over to her. He skipped over, and stopped in front of her. "Hey, Ella. Nice night, isn't it?" It was always a nice night, to Anne, but he just liked asking questions. He was just a curious little rascal.
[ hola! hope you don't mind me just jumping in! and please excuse any of the mistakes i made. this is a really good, creative idea, by the way. it's beautiful. c: ]





