It wasn’t easy at first for Siyah to move to suburbs. It wasn't easy moving in the first place. Born of a Hawaiian mother and an Indian father, they moved to the States when she was young. The first time she heard a proposal from her husband, David, she was strictly against it. Having brought up in the city most of her life and then shifting to the suburbs seemed something she can never get used to. A super fast life in the city versus a relaxing life in suburbs were two different things according to her. It was bad enough that she was a housewife; in the city her time passed by pretty quickly doing the chores but in the suburbs, her list of chores fell short. She found more time on her hand even after finishing her daily activities.<br/><br/>He said it was for a better future and being the lovely wife, she agreed moving to the suburbs. He worked as an insurance agent and the company he used to work for wasn’t doing that great. There were many companies around in the city so to improve his chances moving was the best step for his career, he told her. He also convinced her by talking about their future when they will have kids and the suburbs will be a good neighborhood for them to grow up in. That convinced her for good; not that they were planning anytime soon. Not long after they were married, two years after, they moved to suburbs and have been living there ever since.<br/><br/><div class="floatleft">(http://cin.h-cdn.co/assets/16/32/1470811447-screen-shot-2016-08-10-at-121459-pm.png)</div>Siyah and David met in early years of their college together. Despite him being ahead of her by a few years, they hit it off. She never dated any other men after she met him. It was all nothing but fun in college and first few years of their marriage. And now, they both were living a same routine life. She really was happy that he convinced her to move to the suburbs because she always complained that he doesn’t spend enough time with her while they used to live in city. It was little better now that this was a more of a relaxing lifestyle but still he was pretty much busy with his work. She was a typical housewife and she tried to keep herself busy almost all day long. She's used to staying up late for her husband and even when he is home early, he falls asleep right after dinner and she ends up staying up after him because sleep doesn’t come easily for her. Having studied accounting, she does have a part time job where she usually works from home. She finds it refreshing to keep busy with him not around most of the day. It's also a contract based so it's kind of on and off. It's good in a way that it keeps her busy as times and also allows her to do carry on her duties as a wife.<br/><br/><br/>Like any other struggling couples out there, they enjoy their life and go on vacation probably once a year. She tries her best to be an ideal wife and for the most part, she succeeds in keeping him happy. Their bedroom life has been pretty much the same from college years to now. The neighborhood is the best as everyone minds their own business and have friendly demeanor towards each other. Lately, there’s been some construction and renovation going around in the house that's few houses over and rich across from theirs. People were talking that the owner was renting out to someone once again. She could care less as she kept to her business.<br/><br/>Siyah was comfortable in her bed, perhaps too comfortable when she could hear her husband shuffle around the room. She found it annoying but didn't complain since he would soon leave and she may be able to get another hour of sleep. "No...I will manage on my own..." She mumbled when she felt him waiting for her to answer back regarding dinner. Before she knew, she heard him going down the stairs and then the main door opened and shut after him. It was peaceful once again and she fell back asleep for another hour and half. Usually, she wakes up early for a jog around the neighborhood and then to continue her day to day activities. Not on weekends though. Just because David is usually home, she tries to spend time with him. Of course, it wasn't the case today and that's why she was up and about to leave her house to go to the gym. Dressed in a black and pink Nike workout top and a black leggings, she stepped out to find out that her driveway was being blocked by a car. Apparently, everyone was still sleeping in on this fine Saturday morning and the street didn't have any empty spot. There was also a moving truck parked in an emergency, right along the curb and taking over most of the road. Unlocking her car, the car beeped as she walked around to the driver's side to place her bag and a water bottle inside before walking toward the car and then around to see if she can recognize whose car it was. Perhaps, one of her neighbors had left it there and would move it soon? After waiting for a few minutes, she honked the horn of her car, waiting for someone to come and move it away so she can pull out from her driveway.<br/>