Another day, another grind for Bruce, who stopped at Starbuck's for a second cup of coffee around 10:30 a.m. He just had to get out of the office for a break from the marketing firm he worked for. Even though it was mid-morning there was still a line. Go figure. is there ever a time when there isn't one in New York City? Looking around as he waited he glance to his right as the door swung open for yet another customer. The dark auburn hair caught his eye and he caught his breath ...
Could it be? Jennifer? Not the friend of his sister when they were kids. Not the little tease that played superheroes with him and his sister when they were kids. He suddenly remembered the time she pretended to faint and he carried her to a couch. They actually kissed and though they were just young teens at the time that kiss lingered in his thoughts. Now, oh wow. She looked like a modern-day Lois Lane, which prompted thoughts of reliving those superhero playing days, only now as adults.
He stopped that train of thought when she glanced in his direction and he realized she knew who he was. Now in their 30s, they still recognized each other.
"Jennifer?"
Could it be? Jennifer? Not the friend of his sister when they were kids. Not the little tease that played superheroes with him and his sister when they were kids. He suddenly remembered the time she pretended to faint and he carried her to a couch. They actually kissed and though they were just young teens at the time that kiss lingered in his thoughts. Now, oh wow. She looked like a modern-day Lois Lane, which prompted thoughts of reliving those superhero playing days, only now as adults.
He stopped that train of thought when she glanced in his direction and he realized she knew who he was. Now in their 30s, they still recognized each other.
"Jennifer?"