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The story in my head
By
Jesse

(Note: I’m terrible under pressure or when I want people to see it and like it. So don’t judge. I’ve been listening to some music and reading Cyanide and Happiness hoping to sort these ideas in my head. Hope you enjoy.)

This is a story about a boy named Joseph. He didn’t have the best grades in school, nor was he the most popular. In fact, he was an outcast. Not a classic case scenario outcast. Just, not normal. Didn’t think normal, didn’t act normal, he was just plain different. He didn’t talk to anyone. But he was brilliant. His mind was constantly theorizing. His mother was scared of the child, she considered him a sociopath. There was only one point in his life where he felt emotions. Where he was confused and flabbergasted, it was the day he met Maria. She had few friends, was quiet like Joseph, but still able to interact socially. Their first meeting was in the halls of Joseph’s high school. As they walked past each other, their eyes met, and were intertwined in a rush of emotions flowing throughout each of them. They stopped in their tracks, inches away from each other. From then on they visited each other everyday after school. She called him Jose, and he called her his dear Maria. Joseph was happy. One thing went from another and soon they were kissing under the maple tree in their forest visiting spot. Happiness illuminated from both of them. But all good things must come to an end. Maria’s father, disproved of Joseph, and sent Maria away to a boarding school in the east. Joseph was heartbroken; he was locked away in his room for months, barely eating. Months turned into years, and soon Joseph was no longer in school. His relatives hadn’t had any contact with him for years, and he seemed to have disappeared. Far north, in a bar in Alaska was Joseph’s location. He was the man in the corner of the bar, sulking and drinking his beer. It went on like that for many years. Until the day she came back. The door to the bar opened quietly and a weary looking woman emerged. Maria. His heart was pumping, and he stood up, rushed to her, and pulled her tight. She had found him. Their hearts healed, and they lived together, married and eventually had children. Joseph and Maria were happy. After they had passed away, their children moved away, finding love as Joseph and Maria did.


The End.


(Note: This is just a really quick story, if enough people enjoy it, I will be happy to fix it up and improve it.) (Unedited)


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