Horror_Show
Supernova
- Joined
- Feb 15, 2010
Even in the darkest moments of life there is always a way to find light as long as someone is willing to push through all the pain, all the suffering and all the guilt and anger that can consume them. It can take just one person to make that happen, one person could make it all change. Have you ever seen someone so beautiful it makes you want to run? You get so caught up in so much excitement it makes you burn. They can make you see the light and have faith in love. That’s exactly the kind of person Nina Oswald was going to meet.
A young red headed female sat at a booth in the back of a little diner in town. She was oddly by herself on a weekday at two in the morning. The young girl was eating a cheeseburger, onion rings and a shake. Now and then she would look outside, as rain was drizzling downside the window pain. You could tell the girl had an appetite, which was rare when someone was still in shock from a tragedy.
It was only a week ago her life had changed and taken a turn for the worst when her father was brutally murdered. It wasn’t known how he was killed as the autopsy was still being performed and then his funeral would just be a small family gathering. Nina was on the edge of nineteen and how that her only parent was dead she was finally on her own. She had talked to a lawyer a few days ago to be told what was left in her fathers name would go to her. Luckily her father had made a decent living and had money saved back to go to Nina but considering it was supposed to be for her college tuition, it meant she would have to pay to go to school, as she would have to use a big hunk of the money to live off of. It wouldn’t last forever.
She had already used a very small portion to get her bills caught up for the month. Her car payment, which her father was paying along with car insurance and her phone bill. Nina had been very lucky to still live at home and be taken care of, she had almost anything she wanted or needed but she wasn’t a spoiled brat. She made decent grades and was planning to go to college to be a veterinary technician and then from there possibly attempt vet school. Right now she was staying at her home which was a town house condo that she lived at with her father but the rent was to expensive so the landlord was giving her a month to get everything sorted out. She was too stressed but knew she would have to find a small apartment she could stay in and would have to find a full time job.
Things seemed so surreal, like it was just a nightmare she could never wake up from, that any minute she would wake up in her house and her father would be asleep or at work. She just wanted to the funeral over with, and get the house ready to be sold.
Though at the moment eating seemed to be the only thing good. She took a huge bite off her deluxe cheeseburger when the doorbell went off letting you know someone else came in. It was a man, maybe an older man who was oddly peculiar. He was dressed in khaki pants, a plaid dress shirt that was buttoned over a black t-shirt with a rain jacket pulled over with sneakers. His hair was longer and combed back. He looked very thin, very gaunt.
Nina was holding a cheeseburger looking a little in awe as he turned to face her. The moment was awkward but they locked eyes as she took a bite and was chewing with a mouth full of food.
A young red headed female sat at a booth in the back of a little diner in town. She was oddly by herself on a weekday at two in the morning. The young girl was eating a cheeseburger, onion rings and a shake. Now and then she would look outside, as rain was drizzling downside the window pain. You could tell the girl had an appetite, which was rare when someone was still in shock from a tragedy.
It was only a week ago her life had changed and taken a turn for the worst when her father was brutally murdered. It wasn’t known how he was killed as the autopsy was still being performed and then his funeral would just be a small family gathering. Nina was on the edge of nineteen and how that her only parent was dead she was finally on her own. She had talked to a lawyer a few days ago to be told what was left in her fathers name would go to her. Luckily her father had made a decent living and had money saved back to go to Nina but considering it was supposed to be for her college tuition, it meant she would have to pay to go to school, as she would have to use a big hunk of the money to live off of. It wouldn’t last forever.
She had already used a very small portion to get her bills caught up for the month. Her car payment, which her father was paying along with car insurance and her phone bill. Nina had been very lucky to still live at home and be taken care of, she had almost anything she wanted or needed but she wasn’t a spoiled brat. She made decent grades and was planning to go to college to be a veterinary technician and then from there possibly attempt vet school. Right now she was staying at her home which was a town house condo that she lived at with her father but the rent was to expensive so the landlord was giving her a month to get everything sorted out. She was too stressed but knew she would have to find a small apartment she could stay in and would have to find a full time job.
Things seemed so surreal, like it was just a nightmare she could never wake up from, that any minute she would wake up in her house and her father would be asleep or at work. She just wanted to the funeral over with, and get the house ready to be sold.
Though at the moment eating seemed to be the only thing good. She took a huge bite off her deluxe cheeseburger when the doorbell went off letting you know someone else came in. It was a man, maybe an older man who was oddly peculiar. He was dressed in khaki pants, a plaid dress shirt that was buttoned over a black t-shirt with a rain jacket pulled over with sneakers. His hair was longer and combed back. He looked very thin, very gaunt.
Nina was holding a cheeseburger looking a little in awe as he turned to face her. The moment was awkward but they locked eyes as she took a bite and was chewing with a mouth full of food.