Don't you know that you're taking her for granted?
She's not going to be there for you for long if you're never there for her
Why don't you call her every once in a while, see if she's okay
She'll appreciate it more than you think
Show her that you truly love her, tell her she's your everything
Just prove to her that she means something to you
'Cause right now she may feel unappreciated
Right now she may feel useless
So prove to her that she's special
Prove to her that she's the only one for you
'Cause you could be slowly losing her
While you spend your time doing nothing
Meet up with her every once in a while
Before she walks aw
Hybrid, Chapter 1: The Child by CommnderShepard117, literature
Literature
Hybrid, Chapter 1: The Child
Chapter 1:
Alexander
June 12, 2343
On the deck of a large tree house in the Chartorla rainforest, Helen’s eight year old son Alexander sat on her lap. His ocean blue eyes stared blankly as he was awed by the twinkling stars in the night sky. Helen stroked his spiky white hair. Helen looked at the sky for a second and sighed sadly. She looked away as the sky reminded her of someone she lost.
“Mother, what’s wrong?” he asked her.
“I’m tired,” Helen lied. “I think it’s time to go to bed.”
The boy nodded as she took him to his bedroom. They walked around his woode
As the first rays of sun light danced through the curtains, they landed on Kristy's leg. Sticking out of the plain white duvet, as normal. Their warm touch slowly began to rise her from the deep dream she dreamt.
Of begin seventeen and walking home in the snow from a Christmas party by herself. Of one of the boys from the party running after her, and draping his brown leather jacket around her freezing shoulders.
"Hi. I'm Callum. Can I walk you home?" The stranger said, offering his hand. That night as they both made their way slowly back to Kristen's house, they talked about Uni and six form and jobs and whether coffee was better than tea,