juice
Her eyes ablaze like fires watched me as I moved around the
supermarket. A gentle smile touched the corners of her mouth each time
she noticed me looking back. A line or two around her mouth betrayed her
age, early forties, but her
hair and her figure were those of a woman in her early twenties. Her two
young
children ran around her incessantly as she shopped and it was uncanny
how many
times we bumped into each other even though my shopping method was
completely
erratic. At the check-out I looked up only to see her gazing at me from
the
check-out a few rows down. She smiled again when she realised I’d caught
her
looking and she looked down. I realised I’d forgotten a few items so I
ran back
in and went through the process once more. A few moments later, as I
started to
walk home, I walked past her car that was parked up against the
pedestrian
path. She looked at me through the windscreen and smiled as she reversed
out. I
walked home alone and had a glass of Orange Juice.
Comments
Post a Comment