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Jessie would look at the guy who was working out in the gym. life can be stressful at times and sometimes you need to blow off steam her way of doing that was with yoga. "No worries it's okay." she said to him. "I like to come here sometimes and do yoga you don't have to go anywhere you can stay if you want."
Uncertaintanty cascaded over limbs, the slight sway of a frame in contemplation of whether to stay or go. Not wanting to appear rude or impolite for dismissing himself, when the reassurance to stay had been provided, but he would much prefer to occupy a space alone. "Um," there was a wavering tone that was claiming speech, "I'm not here for yoga or anything..."
Taylor liked walking through the park in the morning because it was nice breeze day she keeps walking around until she founds a spot to sit down but Taylor sees someone and walks over to them then looks down at them. "No you are not in my way." she said to him. "You don't really need to move your good." Taylor said sitting down next to the guy.
Wanting and having time alone appeared to be two different things, as the stranger that had entered his vicinity claimed their position next to him, and he had to force back the near instict of allowing a defeated sigh to part from lips. "Oh, okay, good..." Elliot offered in meek response, a slight smile gracing over features, as he stopped ushering his belongings away.
"you're welcome." avery smiled as she handed him some paperwork that explain how to take care of it and what to watch out for. "it's very unlikely. you should just keep an eye on it and if you start to see it becoming red or any swelling, then you should call me."
Whilst Elliot had never considered himself to by a hypochondriac, the way he was presenting himself indicated that perhaps he leant more in that direction, with the subtle hint of panic glistening in irises. "It can swell?" Words parted with a slight squeak, as hues flickered rapidly between words printed upon the paperwork handed to him.
āĀ considerĀ itĀ myĀ goodĀ deedĀ forĀ theĀ dayĀ thatĀ iĀ didn't.Ā andĀ rememberĀ it,Ā theĀ nextĀ timeĀ youĀ thinkĀ aboutĀ messingĀ withĀ me.Ā āĀ leylaĀ punctuatedĀ herĀ wordsĀ withĀ aĀ sipĀ ofĀ herĀ ownĀ drink,Ā savouringĀ theĀ amberĀ liquidĀ asĀ itĀ trickledĀ downĀ herĀ throat.Ā itĀ wasĀ whatĀ sheĀ needed,Ā helpedĀ herĀ toĀ relax.Ā sheĀ ponderedĀ theĀ optionsĀ forĀ aĀ momentĀ asĀ sheĀ thoughtĀ aboutĀ justĀ whatĀ herĀ friendĀ mightĀ enjoy,Ā beforeĀ asking,Ā āĀ doĀ youĀ trustĀ meĀ ?Ā āĀ though,Ā sheĀ didn'tĀ actuallyĀ waitĀ forĀ anĀ answer.Ā herĀ glassĀ droppedĀ toĀ theĀ topĀ ofĀ theĀ bar,Ā handĀ reachedĀ forĀ theĀ menuĀ andĀ placedĀ itĀ betweenĀ herĀ faceĀ andĀ his,Ā hidingĀ whatĀ sheĀ wasĀ sayingĀ toĀ theĀ memberĀ ofĀ staffĀ waitingĀ forĀ theirĀ order.Ā thatĀ way,Ā itĀ wouldĀ trulyĀ beĀ aĀ surprise.Ā āĀ andĀ nowĀ weĀ wait.Ā āĀ sheĀ grinned,Ā hintĀ ofĀ mischiefĀ inĀ herĀ eye.
"Mess with you? I would never," there was a lacing of sarcasm in words, the threat of a smirk tugging at outer corner of lips; although, Elliot was also acutley aware that it was highly unlikely that he would be capable of competing with just about anyone when it came to "pranks". Shifting in his position, a fidgeting nature forever holding a grasp on him, Elliot tried to dismiss the ancipation (somewhat coated in anxiety) as he awaiting the drink that the other had chosen for him. Admittedly, he had tried to decipher what exactly had been ordered, but it was impossible with the barrier of the menu and the volume of which the order had been made. There was a sigh that departed from lips, as fingertips picked at the fabric of his shirt, eyes superglued to the movements of the bartender, "I'm really hoping my trust is well-founded."
eyesĀ practicallyĀ glaredĀ atĀ theĀ otherĀ atĀ hisĀ hesitationĀ āāĀ she'dĀ alreadyĀ concededĀ toĀ sharingĀ herĀ spot,Ā andĀ nowĀ heĀ wasĀ lookingĀ toĀ stepĀ awayĀ ?Ā gabrielaĀ didn'tĀ likeĀ timeĀ wasters.Ā perhapsĀ itĀ wasĀ inĀ hisĀ bestĀ interestĀ thatĀ heĀ hadĀ optedĀ toĀ sitĀ oppositeĀ her,Ā elseĀ heĀ mightĀ hadĀ toĀ haveĀ dealtĀ withĀ herĀ glareĀ fromĀ acrossĀ theĀ roomĀ ifĀ he'dĀ disturbedĀ herĀ forĀ noĀ reason.Ā āĀ ifĀ iĀ toldĀ youĀ myĀ wholeĀ careerĀ dependedĀ onĀ it,Ā wouldĀ youĀ believeĀ meĀ ?Ā āĀ aĀ questionĀ perhapsĀ onlyĀ toĀ makeĀ theĀ strangerĀ squirm.Ā theĀ caseĀ wasĀ importantĀ ofĀ course,Ā butĀ notĀ quiteĀ oneĀ thatĀ wasĀ setĀ toĀ beĀ careerĀ definingĀ forĀ theĀ lawyer.Ā thoseĀ wouldĀ comeĀ downĀ theĀ line,Ā sheĀ wasĀ sure.Ā āĀ youĀ canĀ putĀ itĀ down.Ā inĀ fact,Ā itĀ mightĀ beĀ lessĀ stressfulĀ ifĀ youĀ do.Ā oneĀ bumpĀ fromĀ aĀ moronĀ walkingĀ pastĀ andĀ myĀ papersĀ andĀ youĀ areĀ coveredĀ inĀ coffee.Ā ā
With an uneasy upturn of lips, Elliot offered a nod in response and proceeded to obey the instruction presented. With the coffee cup placed within a fingertips reach, an internal debate continued on whether to consume the cup in one swift motion and politely excuse himself, or to take his time and be mindful of the strangers work in the process; surrendering to the second option, considering the temperature of the liquid in question. "Yeah, it looks... important," Elliot offered up, after a brief moment of silence, a mixture of intimadation and awkwardness enhancing the uncomfortable aura by the second. The boy was not well equipped for social interactions, moreso with strangers and even moreso with strangers that intimidated him, his posture and expression betrayed him in displaying such.
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"listen, you'll be okay! it's just a cat scratch, make sure to wash it a few times a day and it should scab over soon." avery smiled at the person in front of her. "and maybe don't go trying to pet anymore stray cats."
Hues grazed over the broken skin on his arm, the hint of red droplets aligning the scratch indicating that it had barely broken skin, acknowledging the source of the slightly itchy sensation. "Yeah... thanks," words escaped distracted, as Elliot processed the event that had just occured, "It's not going to give me some sort of illness... is it?"
"Yeah, absolutely! Follow me." Alyiah had a decent poetry section. She had a good amount of people coming in asking her for poetry books so she always made sure to have them stocked. Walking over to the bookshelf along the back wall she pointed at the two big rows. "These two rows are poetry books. The bottom row is some journals and pens if you are looking for anything like that."
Gratitude graced over features, a soft thanks departing from lips as he obediently followed the other to the requested designation. With his gaze flickering over the selection with intrigue, registering titles that he recognised and ones he didn't, resisting the urge to instantly begin rummaging for something new. It was comparable to a child in a candy store, the excitement that danced over skin whenever there was an opportunity to flick through different covers and discover something new. Elliot paused for a moment, contemplation dawning his expression, before he gather the courage and syllables parted from lips, "Um... Do you have any suggestions?"
"Oh, that's not a problem." She looked down at it and shrugged. "As long as i don't lose this thing again we are good." Selene smirked. "Thank you again."
Upon passing back the document, Elliot unintentionally observed some of the text that marked the page and understood that it held value. There was mild sense of accomplishment that hummed in his chest, as if he had performed some life-saving, action, though he knew, deep down, that was not necessarily the case. "It's no problem," Elliot reassured, as he brushed palms against the fabric of jeans, "It looks important, so I am just glad I happened to be in the flight path."
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Mateo huffed as he stepped into the bar. It wasnāt like him to head to one after work, but it was a stressful day. His students had been so misbehaved he gave them a pop quiz, which Mateo never does. Mateo decided that getting one drink and grading the pop quizzes felt like one way to ease the stress.
He took a seat at the bar, and spread his paperwork out in from of him. āDonāt mind me.ā Mateo said, with a small smile. He was hoping he wasnāt intruding on the person next to him.
If it was any ordinary night, Elliot would have more than likely already retreated to the tranquility of his home with a book clasped in fingertips and soft melodic beats from a record player filling his space. However, after being persuaded by a friend to accompany them to the bar, Elliot occupied a seat to await their arrival. It had been longer than he had anticipated and, with each passing moment, he was coming to the slow realisation that they may have last minute bailed. The addition of another, in the seat he had once reserved for his friend, triggered a turn of his head. "No problem," Elliot offered, a shy smile presented as fingers tapped against the glass of his drink, "If you need more space, I can move.".
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Jessie would arrive at the gym she had some time before her class would grabbing a yoga mat. placing herself on the mat Jessie would start to practice her yoga positions then she hers a noise that makes her stop. "Hello anyone there?" she said.
With his shift having ended and the entirety of the evening available, Elliot had opted for a post-work gym session. Considering the challenges he had faced during the course of a work day, causing a high volume of stress to be incurred, it felt like the best method to relive built up tension. "Oh, sorry," Elliot muttered, words spilling in near hushed, "I thought this area was empty, I'll go elsewhere."
MICHAEL CIMINO Photographed by Fabien Kruszelnicki for Hero Magazine (2025)
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Alyiah had been shelving some new books at her book store when she heard the front door open. Setting down the books on the cart she walked around the shelve to the front of the store. "Hello! Can I help you find anything?"
With earbuds thudding melodic beats, distraction from the volume of the noises of the streets, Elliot entered the bookstore ; not recalling if he had ever ventured to this specific one before. Admittedly, Elliot was not committed to a set bookstore, finding each one to have their own unique "hidden gems" amidst the more popular array. Acknowledging the employee had greeted him, a earbud was removed to allow their words to be more audible, and to also avoid appearing rude. "Um, actually," there was an internal debate on whether to accept the assitance, knowing it would shorten his time there and make the process easier, but he also typically preferred to keep to himself, "Could you just... Uh, point me in the direction of where the poetry books are, please?"
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Selene had been sitting in the park with her notebook and some legal papers for the death of her parents. Things that she needed to address. When one of the papers started flying away she closed her notebook and ran after it. Only to see someone else had grabbed it for her first. "Thank you."
With a gaze fixated on the movement of his own two feet, periodic flick of irises to assure him he would not collide with any passerbys, Elliot was winding down from what was a jog through the park; his pace now decreased to more of a "leisurely stroll". Out of the corner of his vision, Elliot had noticed a white sheet flying through the wind and instinctively grasped at it with a swift movement. "Oh, no problem," the was the hint of a smile gracing over his lips, as he offered back the document, "Sorry, I might have crinkled the paper a bit."
āĀ seriously,Ā thatĀ shit'llĀ makeĀ youĀ vomit.Ā āĀ atĀ least,Ā thatĀ hadĀ beenĀ herĀ experience,Ā thoughĀ theĀ chancesĀ wereĀ she'dĀ beenĀ farĀ moreĀ intoxicatedĀ whenĀ she'dĀ triedĀ theĀ drinkĀ andĀ thatĀ mightĀ haveĀ beenĀ aĀ contributingĀ factor.Ā oneĀ thatĀ sheĀ wasĀ deliberatelyĀ goingĀ toĀ leaveĀ out,Ā atĀ leastĀ forĀ theĀ timeĀ being.Ā āĀ trustĀ aĀ strangerĀ toĀ pickĀ outĀ yourĀ drinkĀ forĀ youĀ ?Ā that'sĀ brave.Ā andĀ fun,Ā forĀ meĀ !Ā āĀ leylaĀ laughedĀ asĀ sheĀ reachedĀ forĀ theĀ menu,Ā fingersĀ flickingĀ throughĀ theĀ slightlyĀ stickyĀ pagesĀ asĀ sheĀ perusedĀ theĀ options,Ā āĀ youĀ preferĀ fruity,Ā orĀ somethingĀ aĀ littleĀ moreĀ sourĀ ?Ā āĀ sheĀ asked,Ā notĀ aboutĀ toĀ getĀ thisĀ wrongĀ ifĀ sheĀ couldĀ helpĀ it.
Internally recoiling at the vision of the drink coming back from the way it entered, especially in a public setting, Elliot felt a hum of gratitude for Leyla's interjection; displayed in the form of a smile, if that is what you would call the miniscule upturn of his lips. "Y'know, you could have really ceased that opportunity to mess with me," there was a moment of pause, before realisation had hit and quick words interjected, "But, please don't." Following his statement, Elliot was met with a slight hint of concern that he had implanted and idea that he would later reget; however, considering he was still clueless on how to even approach the drinks menu, he was willing to take his chances. "Based on my own, apparently, poor choices, it seems like the safer bet." Elliot offered, a laugh following syllables, albeit laced with a hint of awkwardnesss "Fruity, I guess? ... Maybe slightly bitter?"
gabrielaĀ supposedĀ she'dĀ beenĀ lostĀ inĀ theĀ spreadĀ ofĀ papers,Ā combingĀ throughĀ forĀ something,Ā anything,Ā thatĀ mightĀ makeĀ herĀ caseĀ strongerĀ whenĀ itĀ cameĀ toĀ beingĀ stoodĀ inĀ theĀ courtĀ room.Ā beingĀ holedĀ upĀ inĀ herĀ officeĀ hadĀ takenĀ it'sĀ toll,Ā theĀ gentleĀ hustleĀ andĀ bustleĀ ofĀ theĀ coffeeĀ shopĀ providingĀ herĀ withĀ enoughĀ productivityĀ toĀ keepĀ herĀ headĀ down.Ā she'dĀ justĀ notĀ realisedĀ howĀ muchĀ itĀ hadĀ allĀ increasedĀ aroundĀ her.Ā sheĀ supposedĀ withĀ thatĀ inĀ mind,Ā sheĀ couldn'tĀ blameĀ someoneĀ forĀ lookingĀ atĀ theĀ wayĀ sheĀ tookĀ upĀ moreĀ spaceĀ thanĀ sheĀ probablyĀ oughtĀ to.Ā āĀ ifĀ youĀ don'tĀ touchĀ anythingĀ youĀ canĀ sitĀ there.Ā āĀ herĀ headĀ noddedĀ forwardsĀ towardsĀ theĀ emptyĀ seatĀ inĀ frontĀ ofĀ her.Ā āĀ butĀ iĀ swear,Ā ifĀ youĀ getĀ asĀ muchĀ asĀ aĀ dropĀ ofĀ coffeeĀ onĀ myĀ work,Ā you'llĀ regretĀ it.Ā ā
Hesitation lay heavy upon Elliot's frame, a subtle sway barely percievable between whether to try his luck elsewhere or to accept the offer that had been presented; despite how intimidating he found it. "I'll, uh ā" Feet shifted to turn, thumb signalling to the remainder of the interior, with his head following to view the direction with where he was pointing to. Before the words go or try somewhere else could reach lips to be verbalised, defeat was found in the realisation every other table was occupied, "Yeah, um, thanks." An awkward smile was offered, as if in attempt to express gratitude, as he sat himself adjacent the other. "I'll be careful," Elliot reassured, as he placed his coffee cup as close as feasibly possible to his chest and away from the work belonging to the other, "It looks... important."
The Decatur Herald, Illinois, September 16, 1929