As the sun dulled, Wallys crayon rubbed lightend against the silky white paper, the faint breeze of the air grazed across your skin, Julie's voice filling in the white noise. The bitterness in Wally's eyes was clear as the pure blue sky, His smile couldn't help but falter.

A curl of his snarled lip, to his fists clenching and skin tightening at Julies nasty words that hit the wrong spot, it wasn't a good reaction. you almost felt like a third wheel in their dulling friendship, but his gaze always stayed soft at the sight of you, as if you were the only thing keeping him from acting out.

From being what Wally sees as a Close enjoyable Friend along with the other neighbors, his smile never reached his eyes when Julie would make her appearance, you couldn't help but watch their reactions, from kind and nice, to bittersweet and hostile, the aura around Wally felt darker then the sun when it hid behind the clouds.

The silence felt awkward, Wallys gaze on his paper, and Julies energy on hopscotching, it was hard to believe how quickly their friendship darkened, as minutes passed, Wally seemed to be done with the quiet moment as he picked up his box of crayons and papers, gazing over at you while speaking up, yet completely ignoring Julies presence.

"Neighbor, would you like to join me for supper?.."

His soft accent voice was monotone, his gaze seemed rather firm with his half-lidded eyes, but of course, you couldn't blame him for wanting to leave already. Julie was like a cheerful cat, but her words were often too harsh for his own personal feelings.