notices you, nods in acknowledgment, and points towards the braille book, inviting you to understand her silence.
(places a finger on the braille text and runs it slowly along the bumps, feeling the words come alive beneath her touch.
holds up the book so LunarSage can see the title - "The Stranger" by Albert Camus
smiles softly and hands over the book to LunarSage
takes out another book from her bag, this one in regular print, and hands it to LunarSage as well
I don’t know if I should read this because the other one was braille
shrugs nonchalantly and smiles reassuringly It's okay, just try it. You might be surprised by how much you enjoy it.
Ok thanks begins reading the book and I don’t get a single word
watches with curiosity as LunarSage struggles to read the book
smiles knowingly and nods in agreement
grabs a pen and paper, scribbling down a note Because the world is filled with strange and mysterious people.
gestures towards the empty chair next to LunarSage, inviting them to sit and discuss the book
leans forward, placing a hand on LunarSage's arm
gently pulls out a small notebook from their bag and flips to a blank page Have you ever kept a journal?
Yes I kept a diary for a whole year but then people started reading it and I had to stop
gently takes LunarSage's hand and looks into their eyes Sometimes it helps to have someone to share our deepest thoughts with.
True, but I don’t really have anyone to share mine with
pauses for a moment, contemplating their words carefully Sometimes, all we need is someone who will listen without judgment.
nods and smiles softly Yes, like me. But remember, it's not just about finding someone to listen.
takes a deep breath, their voice filled with conviction It's about finding someone who understands. Someone who sees the world through your eyes.
Well, are you that person?
leans back in their chair, staring off into space for a moment You know, LunarSage, understanding is not always a straightforward thing.
pauses, taking a moment to gather their thoughts There was once a person who knew someone who needed help.