Captain-Jei

            ~Jeff’s POV~ The sun is dying on the horizon, bleeding different shades of gold red and pink out across the lingering clouds, the ground beneath my feet is no longer the smooth cement side walk of the city. Masky and I are at the edge of the city, a giant forest looming out in front of us only a yard or so away. Before it, is a large stone building. And that’s where we’re heading. The busy hum of the city is no longer hissing in my ears. It’s quiet out here. Some may even describe it as too quiet. The desolate forest isn’t alive with bird song, it is cold and silent. With only the sound of an occasio

It’s the cool summer breeze whispering through the curtains of the open window that keep me awake while I wait in a quaint little office. The scent from outside wreathes around me, and I can smell pollen and flowers, something sweet, maybe bread or ice cream from down the street. And water. I can taste the tang of it on my tongue as I let oxygen flood my lungs. My psychiatrist had left the room a few minutes ago, so I’d taken to stealing his spot in the large black leather office chair. It spins, and if I didn’t get motion sick extremely easily, I’d probably attempt to spin around, since no one was watching. My psych