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It was early dusk and the sun was moving closer to the horizon line, the line that tells where the sky lands and the ocean to go no further. Hinesha sat by the balcony of her home, on a chair - looking at the violin in front of her. The light strings tightly wrapped and stretched from it's bow to it's body. The wood was waxed and sanded giving a mahogany hue. It was really pretty. Unfortunately, she did not know how to play it. If her memory would ever pity her, she might be able to pluck a string or two but, it does not happen often.

Sighing, she stands up and walks back inside; the intrument in her hand. She glanced the sun setting just before closing the curtains on the way in. She had decided that she would not be taking the object in her hand with her. She would leave it here in her home. As she put on her peti coat, she puts a notebook and pen into her sack, with a bunch of other random items. Hinesha did not know where she was going; she was merely going to wander until she had found her reason.

Walking out the door, she watched as the alley cat followed her for food. She really shouldn't of fed it when she was younger and the cat was a kit. Now, it follows her around. The silver haired girl did not mind though, and walked forward light-hearted. The sky was not covered with stars as it was a few days before. Instead, the curtain of night had covered them all and the spotlight grew on the full moon. It's sheen was like marble in a copper rose hue. The cat mews as she noticed where the walking girl was headed.

Out by the gates of her town, she kept walking and did not look back. She heard the cat stop and sit by the opening of the town gates, calling as if she was going to wait for her to come back. The cat knew where it belonged, in the town that she use to live in. But, she had to go elsewhere for the time being. Although the cat could be waiting for all she wanted, Hinesha knew she would most likely forget where she lived very soon. Perhaps she could walk by one day and never notice...