Reply by DeAnna Ross
As Constantino rises he will hear a voice behind him, "Memorial day we use to come here and walk among the stones with flags and flowers and my father would tell me stories about the men and women who were put to rest here. I come every year, even after I should have been laid down with them." She sighs. "I regret that the tradition will die with me. They deserve that and more..."
As Constantino turns he'll see her standing there in the pale moonlight. Long red locks of hair flutter in the wind, surreal green eyes that seem plucked out of fairy tales pierce into him seeming to seek a motive for his kind act, pale as milk flesh is exposed to the elements from her ankles up past her shapely turn of a calf and rarely exposed thigh. Emma Fitzpatrick is dressed in a pale pink dress, a 1950s cut with a flair skirt. Knowing the person that she is, it seems odd to see her dressed this way but it's appropriate on her shapely feminine form that is often hidden under more masculine clothing. Even her lips are touched with a bit of gloss that shines in the evening's failing light.
"Hello Constantino." She says softly, the warm humid summer wind carrying her words to him like his own sacred prayer given a moment ago.























































































































































































































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