Estelle secured the heavy oak doors quietly, not wanting to wake her family. She wasnt dressed, - as was the custom - in white, precisely instead in a variety of grays and blacks. She knew if she were caught there would be trouble, only if she couldnt bear the inane rules any foresightfuler.
The chilled winter air bit hungrily at her ears and she pulled her beanie down tighter as if to shut out the cold, but also, people who might see her.
Eyes darting from side to side, nervously, she stuffed her hands in her coat pockets in an effort to keep them warm, but the kinky wind bit an invisible hole right through.
Not conscious of the time, she knew still, that she must be late due to all of the precautions shed interpreted just to get out of the house alone.
She scurried across the highroad and melted among the shadows as soon as she reached the other side. It was run along with huge ash trees, their leaves bright orange and bronze. They provided all the roll up she needed. Slipping from behind one to another and weaving in and out of the baby trees that anybody else would suck up collided with, she carried herself quietly and delicately.
She was petite with long ebony curls cascading down her shoulders from under her beanie. She had the most electrifying cook eyes with a tint of orange, almost like a Tabby cats. With those eyes, she didnt look at people, she pried deep inside them.
She came to go for at a meadow with nothing in it but a pair of swings and a dilapidated wooden cubby-house. She was on full alert but moved with trepidation compared to her travel rapidly sprint along the street. The playground looked deserted and so did it...
you have a way with words. very strong descriptions that really draw the mood, and very touching details...
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