04. Simple
04. Simple.
Clyde always used to think that everything was simple in life. Heroes were good, monsters were bad. The boy loved the girl, and the girl loved the boy back. Babies came from one mother and one father. Boys played football, played practical jokes, and were generally boy-ish.
Then it started to change. His father went away and left him with his mother. He was told that was ok though. Because his mom loved him, and his dad had to go somewhere different. Then, he realized that sometimes the girl didn’t like the boy back, or the boy didn’t like the girl in the first place.
Then he met Luke Smith. Luke Smith had no mother or father, but sarah jane had adopted him, but he hadn’t been born. Luke Smith had no attraction to any girl, no matter how much the girls tried to throw themselves at him. Luke did not play football, did not joke about things, and sometimes acted really girlishly.
But... It was kind of okay. Luke Smith was kind and caring. He was smart, and would try anything if it would make his friends happy. He was a great swimmer, he was always ready to listen to your problems and help out. You couldn’t help but love him.
Clyde had to say, that keeping things simple isn’t always the way that you should do things.