Emily
We stride from place to place, meeting numerous couples. I have to admit, I feel out of place. Everyone seems so nice, and they all speak with Ty with optimistic respect and admiration, but I can't help feeling left out.
Either way, I made a smile on my face and listened diligently to their conversations of politics and business. It was like attending the countless time's dad and mom made me attend to all of their business meetings, and gatherings. All these businesses and political debates were not new to me. I've heard it all, and though I was quiet, it didn't mean I had no opinion of my own.
But as my mom would say, sometimes to remain quiet makes you look smarter than to commence an unnecessary debate between men with strong opinions over the difference between activism and democracies.
I couldn't help feeling that someone was watching us from afar. It made me feel both uncomfortable and exposed.
