Ninety Three

A tear slid down Madison’s cheek, as she stared at her apartment.

Her eyes roaming around the small room, she’d come to call home for the past few months, she couldn’t help but feel emotional and downcast all of a sudden.

Finally, she was leaving.

Leaving London, leaving her past and leaving all her worries behind, hoping she would be able to get a fresh start.

Taking a step towards her small bed, her hand touching the soft mattress, another tear slid down her cheeks, as she held herself from sobbing so heavily.

Just yesterday she’d been here with her mother, on this soft foam and as they’d cuddled together, soaking each other’s warmth, Madison had wished to stay at that position forever.

She didn’t want morning to come, and she wanted time to just freeze. For a second she had wanted to just be her mother’s daughter, and feel so carefree and happy.

But wishes weren’t horses, and even if it was she couldn’t ride.

Her mind wandering back to the previous night again, Madison closed h