Devlin Howard
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<COLOR color="#2F4F4F">The chill of winter began to seep into the air, effectively nipping at anyone's skin who even dared to dress stupidly in this weather. Watching the city life pass him, Devlin surprisingly felt at ease with his eyes closed, a white scarf made of rich cashmere being his only resistance to the cold. It was times like these; he sat back and enjoyed the peace and quiet around him. He enjoyed these days, and annoying, they come so rarely these days.
Devlin Howard was by no means an emotional man. He was stoic by nature and never without a mask of indifference. It was this firm mask, as well as a deep internal coldness, which kept his circle of friends sparse. Which was just the way he liked it, thank you. He hated the way people always had to involve themselves in the business of others, he hated the fact that their lives revolved around inane gossip, and most of all, he hated the fact that, try as he might, he always ended up hearing all the aforementioned inane gossip. He had no sympathy for children. In fact, he positively hated them. Snivelling little brats; why, dear God, did they have to be so loud? They were the living, stinking personifications of shouting voices, running noises and bloody knees.
Opening his eyes to the sky above him, his good mood was ruined and he exhaled angrily before glaring at the children around him. "Shut up!" Just why do these children need to go out and destroy his so precious moment of peace and silence. The park suddenly got quiet. But even the silence didn't last. One cry from a little kid had resulted to a chorus of it, with their mothers consoling the so called angels and taking them away from him. Devlin merely glared, if looks could just kill, he had been a mass murderer now. Closing his eyes once more, he shut the world around him off. He wanted his peace and quiet, and just one more sound, one more sound to annoy his ears off, and this stupid people would know that they should have never messed with him.
<i></i>Devlin Howard was by no means an emotional man. He was stoic by nature and never without a mask of indifference. It was this firm mask, as well as a deep internal coldness, which kept his circle of friends sparse. Which was just the way he liked it, thank you. He hated the way people always had to involve themselves in the business of others, he hated the fact that their lives revolved around inane gossip, and most of all, he hated the fact that, try as he might, he always ended up hearing all the aforementioned inane gossip. He had no sympathy for children. In fact, he positively hated them. Snivelling little brats; why, dear God, did they have to be so loud? They were the living, stinking personifications of shouting voices, running noises and bloody knees.
Opening his eyes to the sky above him, his good mood was ruined and he exhaled angrily before glaring at the children around him. "Shut up!" Just why do these children need to go out and destroy his so precious moment of peace and silence. The park suddenly got quiet. But even the silence didn't last. One cry from a little kid had resulted to a chorus of it, with their mothers consoling the so called angels and taking them away from him. Devlin merely glared, if looks could just kill, he had been a mass murderer now. Closing his eyes once more, he shut the world around him off. He wanted his peace and quiet, and just one more sound, one more sound to annoy his ears off, and this stupid people would know that they should have never messed with him.