CarnivalBarker
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Campus Corner (Closed for celestialdragon)
Tuesday night. The sun was setting over the row house apartments across the street, as the brisk autumn wind picked up, scattering leaves through the streets and alleys near campus corner. I wiped the bar down as I had since I bought the building. When I first opened the bar my senior year, I had no idea that the football team would return to its glorious past and win championships, or that campus corner would again thrive on weekends. I had hoped, and some said gambled. But five years hence, the bar was becoming a staple, and it was certainly my home.
I heard the bell chime over my shoulder. As busy as we were, Tuesday nights were always slow. Too slow to pay a band, and midterms were closing in. An early crowd wasn't likely, but when I looked up and saw you walk in, I was instantly amused. Excited even. Unlike so many students I had come to know, some intimately, I did not recognize this new, cute face coming through the door. I was perplexed that you were alone, but glad that you were.
"Sit anywhere you like," I said, looking at you closely enough to notice your eyes were green. "I'll be with you in a minute."
Tuesday night. The sun was setting over the row house apartments across the street, as the brisk autumn wind picked up, scattering leaves through the streets and alleys near campus corner. I wiped the bar down as I had since I bought the building. When I first opened the bar my senior year, I had no idea that the football team would return to its glorious past and win championships, or that campus corner would again thrive on weekends. I had hoped, and some said gambled. But five years hence, the bar was becoming a staple, and it was certainly my home.
I heard the bell chime over my shoulder. As busy as we were, Tuesday nights were always slow. Too slow to pay a band, and midterms were closing in. An early crowd wasn't likely, but when I looked up and saw you walk in, I was instantly amused. Excited even. Unlike so many students I had come to know, some intimately, I did not recognize this new, cute face coming through the door. I was perplexed that you were alone, but glad that you were.
"Sit anywhere you like," I said, looking at you closely enough to notice your eyes were green. "I'll be with you in a minute."
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