cybal
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The Library (Closed Hussar73)
Sophomore year is when your parents tell you, "OK young lady, you screwed around last year and we are not paying all this money for you to party for four years." I did party last year but I studied too. School is hard for me. Partying is easy. I am not a hot cheerleader type but I do OK. I am petite, five two with wavy light brown hair over my shoulders and a decent figure, thirty four, twenty five, thirty with a sharp wit and good sense of people. I dated a few guys but nothing really stuck. My old boyfriend at home is still stuck on me and willing to have me but I don't think the life of a grocery store manager's wife is as good as I can do.
It's a Sunday night in October in Virginia and the leaves are blowing and I can imagine the fun being had at the frats but I have a biology test. Yeah, bio, I want to be a doctor. The science section of the library is not empty, never is since all us geeks want to do well, but I know what fun is going on and most of them don't.
I slide my penny loafers off and walk barefooted across the crackling hardwood boards to the water fountain. My jeans get a few looks from the hard up geeks, as does my clinging pink sweater. I head back to my stack of books and try to focus, putting the high times going on out of my mind.
As I am studying the parts of the mouse we dissected this past week a notes falls onto my book. I look at it then around no one is there. I unfold the piece of paper and stare fascinated...
Sophomore year is when your parents tell you, "OK young lady, you screwed around last year and we are not paying all this money for you to party for four years." I did party last year but I studied too. School is hard for me. Partying is easy. I am not a hot cheerleader type but I do OK. I am petite, five two with wavy light brown hair over my shoulders and a decent figure, thirty four, twenty five, thirty with a sharp wit and good sense of people. I dated a few guys but nothing really stuck. My old boyfriend at home is still stuck on me and willing to have me but I don't think the life of a grocery store manager's wife is as good as I can do.
It's a Sunday night in October in Virginia and the leaves are blowing and I can imagine the fun being had at the frats but I have a biology test. Yeah, bio, I want to be a doctor. The science section of the library is not empty, never is since all us geeks want to do well, but I know what fun is going on and most of them don't.
I slide my penny loafers off and walk barefooted across the crackling hardwood boards to the water fountain. My jeans get a few looks from the hard up geeks, as does my clinging pink sweater. I head back to my stack of books and try to focus, putting the high times going on out of my mind.
As I am studying the parts of the mouse we dissected this past week a notes falls onto my book. I look at it then around no one is there. I unfold the piece of paper and stare fascinated...
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