Haleigh's Ink
“He’d recognize her anywhere. She was the one person he’d hated to lose when he walked away right after graduation, and she’d just seen what he’d kept hidden from her all those years ago.
“Hi, Kyle,” she said softly and removed her hand from the counter.
He followed the movement up her arm, staring at her. She was thinner than he remembered but her pretty blonde mane was the same honey-wheat color that had always reflected the sunlight when they were out on the water together. Her hair was longe...r too, hanging to right above her waist, and he’d bet money it was held by a butterfly clip. A nickname he’d given her years ago.
It was her, and he did nothing but stand there and stare.
Two minutes ago he had waffled somewhere between having a coronary and running through the streets, bat-shit crazy due to his sister’s upcoming wedding. A sister he’d been estranged from for years, along with the rest of his family.
And here Haleigh stood…another reminder of his past. His very best reminder and one of his only regrets.MoreLess
“Hi, Kyle,” she said softly and removed her hand from the counter.
He followed the movement up her arm, staring at her. She was thinner than he remembered but her pretty blonde mane was the same honey-wheat color that had always reflected the sunlight when they were out on the water together. Her hair was longe...r too, hanging to right above her waist, and he’d bet money it was held by a butterfly clip. A nickname he’d given her years ago.
It was her, and he did nothing but stand there and stare.
Two minutes ago he had waffled somewhere between having a coronary and running through the streets, bat-shit crazy due to his sister’s upcoming wedding. A sister he’d been estranged from for years, along with the rest of his family.
And here Haleigh stood…another reminder of his past. His very best reminder and one of his only regrets.MoreLess
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