Down in Regents Park, You can see, dark creepy trees, empty swings, swinging like a pendulum; it was a cold and cheerless evening. You can hear the monkeys in the London Zoo. Tall trees surrounding the park, you can hear the squirrels, walking over the remains of the fragile, gold leaves. The wide pond, surrounded by green bushes; with the sounds of the dripping rain falling into the pond; the swans and ducks, some were sleeping some swimming. There was a concrete bridge passing over the pond. Tall thin trees lined up along the road. The whole park was empty. The atmosphere was dead quite, lifeless only the sound of the strong wind and the rain, pushing the autumn leaves on the ground along with litter left by the thousands of people who were here earlier. There was no sound coming from the pond, or the picnic area, or the bridge, the long silence was broken by a cry. Deep into the park next to a fountain where 3 babies stood. There was a young girl of 19, sat there, burying her face in her hands, crying her eyes out.
She had long black shimmering hair, which you can still see in the dark. She was tall and thin. Her eyes were a mystery to every person who looked into her eyes; like the sea her eyes were blue, and full of secrets. She was dressed in a red top with black trousers. Her trousers were ripped, and stained with her tears. She had been there ever since it started raining, to her this was the only place she would be away from the world. The more it rained the more the tears scrolled down her pale innocent face. Her eyes, blood red and her running tears running down like the rain. Apart from her trembling cries and her sobbing there was no other sound. It seemed like her emotions were being inspired by the rain because thunder was now present.
But she didn’t care. She sat there remembering what she had saw a few hours ago tormenting her, breaking and tearing each and every part inside her. Not far away, Duncan looked for her; he never meant to make her see it. He carried on walking through the cold, icy streets not knowing where to look. He never meant to hurt her, it was the last thing on his mind, but he had no other choice. He looked around to find people emerging briefly from the Dark, only to disappear again. These ghostly apparitions tormented Duncan,as he impatiently kept looking for her. Then it hit him. He ran as fast as he can, not knowing that his legs can run that fast. He fled past the gate, past the flower gardens, over the bridge, stepping into many puddles but he didn’t care if it ruined his 250 pound shoes. Then he stopped. Gasping for breath he moved slowly of what he was sure of. He moved past the bush and sat next to her. He took of her hands and looked into her eyes with his sincere blue eyes, his light brown hair fell on his forehead. Gripping her hands tightly and rubbing her tears with his thumb, moving her more closely to him.
“Im sorry!” he explained.
Jamelia tried hard not to look at him. “Go away” she softly said trying hard to look strong. “But I j-” he was cut off by the sound of thunder.