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Majula: Shadows Don't Judge
Majula finds comfort in shadows. Since when? She doesn't know. Her best guess? When she and her mother—the family—upgraded their neighborhood and got used to looking below at the city from the thirtieth floor of their towering apartment building.
So what?
Wrong question.
She believes it has something to do with a saying she must have heard when she was a child.
If you don't want to get bored of people, change them.
Somehow, it slid into her subconscious and got imprinted on her mind. But not before she put her own unique spin to it.
If you don't want to get bored of people, don't know them.
Now, when she looks down below at the sprawling city, she finds it shadowed by their sheer verticality. And in the shadows, she sees a world unto itself, a world where she can be anyone and anything. A nobody in a sea of the unknown. And no one needs to find out. No one needs to see.
No one needs to know. Where she goes. What she does.
So what?
Wrong question.
She believes it has something to do with a saying she must have heard when she was a child.
If you don't want to get bored of people, change them.
Somehow, it slid into her subconscious and got imprinted on her mind. But not before she put her own unique spin to it.
If you don't want to get bored of people, don't know them.
Now, when she looks down below at the sprawling city, she finds it shadowed by their sheer verticality. And in the shadows, she sees a world unto itself, a world where she can be anyone and anything. A nobody in a sea of the unknown. And no one needs to find out. No one needs to see.
No one needs to know. Where she goes. What she does.
8 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 6, 2024
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