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Life Without Old People Analysis

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THE PROVINCE WITHOUT OLD PEOPLE (self.freehorrorstories) submitted 3 months ago by -janrae It’s summertime again. To be honest, I don’t like staying at home during this season. My mom had always been nagging me to look for a summer job, which I really don’t like. I’ve been studying for the whole year and now I’m going to tire myself to work again for the rest of my vacation? Come to think of it, I heard that my aunt has a wide beautiful farm. According to Dad, Aunt Eliza is really good in taking care of it, thus the fruits of her labor had always been that bountiful. I decided to stay there for a while and chill. The best part of staying at Aunt Eliza’s is that I get to see my pretty cousin Mana. She’s cute and all, but of course she looks at me only as a cousin. The eldest, Johann, treats me like a big bro. It’s really cool staying here. The only thing I really wonder about Aunt’s place is that the town is not as populated as the other provinces. I guess you could say people are moving and going in the nearest cities. Living in a province is indeed a tough thing, especially if you’re like me, a city guy, who enjoys malls, bars, game rooms and different establishments that are deprived to be seen in a faraway town. Nevertheless, it’s a good place. …show more content…

They’re really tasty!”, Uncle Fred said. Aunt Eliza quickly took them out from the basket and washed them, and then placed them well in a plate. As I munched the first one, I quickly had the delicious taste of the tomato. It was juicy and for some reason, the taste was intoxicating. Mana and Johann was laughing at me and told me it’s as if it was my first time eating a fresh tomato. I just smiled and continued

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