She was out later than usual. She just had a lot of work to cover so she could earn more and rest too. She never stayed out this late. As a single mum, in a new town, she made sure she was always available for her eleven year old Misheal. It started as a light shower, then a heavy downpour. Disappointed looking at her titanium plated wristwatch which was already washing off, she checked the time at the same time recalling when she first got the watch. It was a lovely Sunday afternoon. Elvis hurried to meet up with her from his recess. He bought her lunch, a plate of chicken and fries with a cup of cappuchino her favourite. She was overjoyed when she saw the simple gift. Even though it was not worth much, but coming from Elvis even in the midst of the financial crisis he faced, it was everything. " You didn't have to do this Elvis." She said half smiling, mouth agape, fingers covering her mouth hiding her expression. "I'd do anything for you Ma ...
There on the river bank lay the account that will flourish and nourish this inspiration of ours... Opps sorry, I forgot it's not time for stories. Well, I'm a Nigerian writer, Jasmine Elimimian who loves telling stories, interacting with people and communicating my thoughts through creative writing or you can call it poetry. Although I studied Civil and Environmental Engineering, literature had always been one of my favorite subjects. I hope you enjoy the journey through my mind. I love Feedback