"Tis the seasons, my ass...." Darien muttered quietly to himself before he took another sip of his hot chocolate from his mug. The cold winter wind sent chills up his spine with every gust that came to him. He could barely feel his nose and his fingers almost felt glued to his mug. Sometimes he wondered why he went on these walks, but it didn't really matter. Despite all the reasons and excuses he gave himself, Darien always seemed to find himself taking a walk around the neighborhood every night. It did always seem to bring a smile upon his lips whenever he saw the children playing or making snowmen. To be honest, he wanted one of his own and his last girl friend dumped him as soon as he mentioned the idea of having a baby.
One would never really see Darien as the parent type though. At the age of 24, Darien was a tall gruff looking young man. His hair was unkept and messy and he rarely shaved, keeping a small, full rounded beard. His body was strong and overlayed with many tattoos and scars, a testament to his 4 years in the U.S. Army Rangers since he had turned 18. Perhaps the most notible 'memory' was a black eye patch splayed over his right eye. He walked down the sidewalk, softly humming to himself as he took another sip of his mug.
One would never really see Darien as the parent type though. At the age of 24, Darien was a tall gruff looking young man. His hair was unkept and messy and he rarely shaved, keeping a small, full rounded beard. His body was strong and overlayed with many tattoos and scars, a testament to his 4 years in the U.S. Army Rangers since he had turned 18. Perhaps the most notible 'memory' was a black eye patch splayed over his right eye. He walked down the sidewalk, softly humming to himself as he took another sip of his mug.