A snowflake fell on my fingertip, melting. I flicked the water droplet anythinge fact that i baroff.

  I could just image myself sitting here, my black hair frosty, and my jacket crisp, with my face holding an expresionless look, despite how young I looked.

  I was very aware of the fact that I barely felt anything. I was also aware of it, of the impact it had on the peoples impression on me.

  I just didn't care.

  I thought too much. Fell into cycles too much. Keep falling into the same pits I have been facing for years. I know this as I fall into them.

  Why then, doesn't it stop? If i know about the problem, I should be able to end it, right?

  But reality has other plans for me.

  Three years after he started, I had came here. For that moment, I was free. For the next week, I had no problems. Ever since then, I've been coming here regularly.

  I'm shivering. Bad. It doesn't matter. I can endure.

  A person sits next to me. A woman. She looks thoughtful. Usually, I ignore people who sit next to me, and I shoot down any attempts at conversation.

  I didn't now. This woman had a look about her, that made me feel curious. But I didn't try to start up a conversation. Old habits.

  People are usually happy, or at least the ones that come here, I should know, after sitting here for all those years.

  There's something familiar about this woman. But I don't think I've seen her before.

  "Yourself." The woman says.

  I'm startled, and confused too.

  Yourself? What does that mean? The woman gives me an amused, but not-so-amused look.

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  Then it hit me.

  I blink.

  "Have you been stalking me?" I ask.

  She shakes her head. I have a feeling she expected me to say that.

  Interesting. I hadn't come across many people I couldn't read.

  "I saw you here, yesterday. My intuition kicked in somehow. I asked around. Turns out you have quite the reputation, around here."

  "I know." I reply dryly.

  I was aware that people had picked up on my strange behavior. It was not a hard conculsion to make. Nor was the conclusion that there were rumors about me.

  Apparantly, there were some people who thought, that I had found true love, and that it had slippped from my grasp, leaving me forever heart broken and cold.

  I found them amusing.

  "Wow. I suddenly don't think Ice Prince is an exagerrated nick name anymore."

  I groan.

  Even though, I don't really care about my reputaation, it does make social interactions tiring.

  The woman sported a grin.

  "What? It's irritating." I say.

  The woman gave me an all-too-knowledgable smile.

  "Other people would have found it embarassing."

  Now I know that she no ordinary person. It wasn't what she said, so much as the way she said it.

  Yourself.

  At first i thought she was stalking me enough to know my usua habits, expresions. But now that's out the door. But there is an other option. I disregarded it as soon as it came to mind. Because it was simply too unlikely, and because i was hoping for it. There was too much of a chance i was trying to convince myself of things that weren't true.

  The you've reached a other reason was that she was like me .

  "I'm no tother people " I say

  I could have played it out in a million different ways , but for hwat cause ? So I simply spoke on instinct.

  "Yes. I think you've reached a conclusion, now." She says. Her tone expressionless.

  I shudder.

  That sounded too much like me.The fact that she might be a stalker popped up in my mind. But I disregarded it, for a lack of cause.

  I nod.

  She smiles.

  We sat there like that for a moment.

  I noticed her eyes were pale blue. Not very common, that.

  "I like action movies. They awaken my sense of adventure."She says.

  I was aware of where she was taking this. I played along.

  "I like mystery. Action ain't all that bad, but I guess mystery is something I'm attracted to."

  She smiles.

  "Cool. I like mystery too. Just not in the same way. Anyway, it's getting late, and I have to leave, so meet me here tomorrow, same time?"

  I smile.

  "Sure. It was nice meeting you."

  She nods, and then gets up and walks away. My eyes never leave her, not for a second.

  She takes a turn and disappears from my sight.

  I take a look at the note in my hand.