Mia reflects

As I head out of the forest I think about the star and take a moment to reflect on my life.

I and my mother Chloe had lived out in the countryside since I was little, she and my father had met when they were in high school and married after they graduated. When it was found that my mother was pregnant, he skipped town and she was **** to raise me on her own. his parents wanted to make up for it so they gave her the house they live in. I've never met my father but that doesn't bother me, we're are doing perfectly fine on our own.

I looked up at the missing star and sighed, it was a really pretty star.

I first saw it when I was small when my mother had pointed it out and on how it matched their hair color.

I picked up a lock and held it to the sky, and let it fall down to my chest, and inspected myself in the starlight.

I defiantly took after my mother, I was about 5' 4" with long purple-blue hair that I kept in a ponytail, I had ruby eyes which I got from my father while my mother had lime green ones, I definitely get her curves from her though, I had ample hips and thick thighs and a FF bust to go along with them and my mother was the same, albeit a bit more developed thanks to her pregnancy.

My mother was the ire of all the wives of various farmers in the area for she did accounting work.

Smart, beautiful, curvy, and single. what man wouldn't try.

She, on the other hand, was not interested, she'd stated on multiple occasions that she'd never trust a man again after my father abandoned them and so has stayed single for all 19 years of my life even after multiple suitors had tried in vain to woo her.

It's not that I didn't understand, but my mother has told me many times she doesn't need anyone as she has me, which reassured me I guess.

It seemed that I also got the same types of attention from my peers at school. almost all the girls resented me and all the boys were either too shy to try anything or too thick to take No for an answer, which has led to... several incidents over the years. this has led to me being somewhat of an outcast from the school body and not something I take very much pride in.

I looked up at the sky and thought about the star again, wondering what it might have seen in its life up in the cosmos.

I don't know why I described it that way but, it seemed to be the only way I felt I could.

I sighed as she neared the back door of my house, contempt to think about this later.