for @overtcres || (emma.)
The day was coming to a close and Trina got the last two hours of work off. How she managed that, she didn’t know. Her boss might have been having a good day? Or a bad one? Trina didn’t care. She was walking home across the city when the droves suddenly descended upon the sidewalk. Many people just itching to get home or to fancy dinners or to dates or to bars. It was that kind of Friday.
She looked around the busy streets and tried to find an even gait to walk at. However, people were pushy. People were shoving each other out of the way and Trina just had to move to the sidelines to avoid being trampled underfoot. While waiting for a light to change a few feet from the crosswalk, she noticed a girl who was by herself.
Trina could never say anything about a girl walking by herself in this city, but it still made her nervous seeing her. Not because she looked incapable, but rather, more withdrawn. Trina decided to carefully stand next to her and smile. “Busy streets,” she commented, her voice warm in tone. “Hope the masses clear up soon or we’re not getting anywhere,” she said, noting the blockade of taller people (mostly men) who seemed so intent on getting to their location that they’ll push by anyone who didn’t impose on their space.










