Week 17: Blind Box: Never Mind
She wanted to call out, "I love you," as she was hurrying out the door. But she was running late and didn't want to have to repeat it if he didn't hear her the first time. Never mind, she thought. He knows.
She wanted to text him while she was waiting at a red light on Harper Street. But the light turned green. Never mind, she thought. I can text him later.
She wanted to email him when she got to her desk. But she had to run into a meeting. Never mind, she thought. I can always email him after my meeting.
She wanted to call him on her lunch hour so she could hear his voice. But her coworker wanted to complain to her about their boss. Never mind, she thought. I can call him on my afternoon break.
She wanted to send him the picture she took of the beautiful sunset. But she couldn’t wait to get home. Never mind, she thought. I can show him when I get home.
She wanted to run straight into his arms when she got home. But he had passed months ago. Never mind, she thought. He's gone.
She wanted to text him while she was waiting at a red light on Harper Street. But the light turned green. Never mind, she thought. I can text him later.
She wanted to email him when she got to her desk. But she had to run into a meeting. Never mind, she thought. I can always email him after my meeting.
She wanted to call him on her lunch hour so she could hear his voice. But her coworker wanted to complain to her about their boss. Never mind, she thought. I can call him on my afternoon break.
She wanted to send him the picture she took of the beautiful sunset. But she couldn’t wait to get home. Never mind, she thought. I can show him when I get home.
She wanted to run straight into his arms when she got home. But he had passed months ago. Never mind, she thought. He's gone.