Monday

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I've owned a tiny futon store in a small mall in the downtown area of a rather bantam city. This little hole in the wall had been my peaceful, get-away for nearly ten years. I rarely received attention from tourists, let alone the other business owners. I didn't bother anyone, and no one really bothered me. I kind of liked it like that.

Things always have a way of being good for a long time.... and then not being so good. I suppose I may be overexaggerating over what happened on that silly Monday afternoon. But then again, I may not be.

I was sitting at my slightly hidden desk, the same way I had done for the past ten years or so without being bothered. I wasn't really working on anything because there wasn't really anything to work on, but I sat there anyway and did my best to appear to be busy.

Then it happened. Like a drip of black ink on a sunset canvas, they entered the store. A young man and woman of about twenty years of age, both of whom I had never seen before, unknowingly changed my life forever.

"Do you mind if we argue on your couch?" the woman asked as she sat herself down on the dark purple double flexifold futon. She was strangely beautiful and I found mysel

He had hurt her. Even I knew he had. I, who had never kept a relationship for longer than 4 months since middle school, knew he had hurt her. I, who felt trampled and completely lost in the field of women and all that they.... do, knew she was sad.

"I don't really think she was pretending," James said, more to himself than to the acrimonious girl beside him.

f quickly looking away from her, as to avoid the hint that she had intrigued me.

It was at about this time that I realized that I wasn't the only member of the hidden audience as I heard of few "You get 'em, girl"'s and a couple "Whoa, sista, take it easy!"'s coming from the main hallway. I was about to say something like "Please don't" or something when Sara dropped the weapon and stood up, leaving James in a mushy pile of sweatshirt and jeans on the futon.

Some common words found in the essay are:
Night Tunisia, , Sara Wait, don't sara, dare pretend friend, lame-ass bastard, dark purple, pretend friend, dare pretend,

Approximate Word count = 1041
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)

Category: English

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