The swing moved back and fourth, the sound of old rope and the wind made its way, as pale hands holds onto the rope. Locks of hair went with the swing, brown. The ends were blonde as it shined in the sunlight. Her eyes, color of the deepest ocean, her eyelashes-long just like her mother’s.
Her mind still had the imagination of being alone or being a princess, locked in a tower-but sadly that was just a dream.
“Odessa! Dinners ready.”
That sounds familiar-wait, that was her moms voice.
The girl jumped off the swing and walked inside, taking off her brown heeled boots.
She made her way to the table and sat down.
“I