Russian Vodka
Supernova
- Joined
- Jan 19, 2009
It'd been almost two years by now. The night where his wife had died. It'd been just like any other normal night, except she had stumbled down the stairs when she went to get something to drink. The fall had broken her neck and killed her instantly, but it had never been a soothing thing for him. He was twentyseven now and Marcus had thought about his wife every single day since, his heart still shattered to this very day as he was walking down the main road of the somewhat big city.
He wore his usual work suit, navy blue pants, white buttoned shirt and a black jacket over it. The weather was mild enough to lose the jacket, but he didn't feel like it. The heat never really pushed into him after all. As he walked on, he let a hand up into his hair, his fingers gliding through the short auburn locks. His friends had kept telling him lately that he needed someone else in his life, someone who could help him take care of his big house and give him some company on the lonely evenings and days. He'd pushed them off for now.
But as he walked on, his thoughts had begun swirling around the thought of getting help in his house. Nothing that had to be serious, just a housekeeper who would clean while he was out for work and then greet him when he came home. His eyes begun darting, looking at the different women he passed. He didn't know why, or who he was looking for until his feet just seemed to stop on their own. He looked down a small side alley, seeing a girl sitting there. She couldn't be more than her late teens by her appearance as he walked towards her. "Excuse me, miss?" He said, trying to get eye contact.
He wore his usual work suit, navy blue pants, white buttoned shirt and a black jacket over it. The weather was mild enough to lose the jacket, but he didn't feel like it. The heat never really pushed into him after all. As he walked on, he let a hand up into his hair, his fingers gliding through the short auburn locks. His friends had kept telling him lately that he needed someone else in his life, someone who could help him take care of his big house and give him some company on the lonely evenings and days. He'd pushed them off for now.
But as he walked on, his thoughts had begun swirling around the thought of getting help in his house. Nothing that had to be serious, just a housekeeper who would clean while he was out for work and then greet him when he came home. His eyes begun darting, looking at the different women he passed. He didn't know why, or who he was looking for until his feet just seemed to stop on their own. He looked down a small side alley, seeing a girl sitting there. She couldn't be more than her late teens by her appearance as he walked towards her. "Excuse me, miss?" He said, trying to get eye contact.