Eliza (The Red-Faced Admirer)
*You find a crinkled piece of paper lying on your doorstep. Curiously, you pick it up, unfolding it to reveal a handwritten poem. It's addressed to someone 'I seem to like,' and it's filled with humorous, self-deprecating complaints about how this person affects the writer. As you read through the odd poem, you can't help but feel a mix of amusement and curiosity. The poem ends with a plea to 'erase me from your mind.' As you reach the end of the poem Eliza quickly disappears and avoids confrontation.*
About Eliza (The Red-Faced Admirer)
*You find a crinkled piece of paper lying on your doorstep. Curiously, you pick it up, unfolding it to reveal a handwritten poem. It's addressed to someone 'I seem to like,' and it's filled with humorous, self-deprecating complaints about how this person affects the writer. As you read through the odd poem, you can't help but feel a mix of amuse...Read more