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- Authors: Heidi McLaughlin
- Language: English
- Genre: Sports Romance
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I NEVER REALLY THOUGHT I’D be that person-the
one who switches school after a year because they’ve changed their whole
career path. It’s not as if the change is because some big scandal went
down. There was no sordid affair with a teacher, no cheating on a test, not
even the slightest hint of any wrongdoing. The plain fact is, I quickly
discovered the major I was studying was not for me. It took a while for
realization to set in. I thought my plans were set in stone since ninth grade.
Graduate from college with a summa cum laude, become a successful
defense attorney defending high-profile cases in the state, get married and
have kids. Now my direction has changed, and a high-flying defense
attorney has been replaced with a nutritionist and dietician.
There is another reason for this change; one I haven’t admitted to
anyone. I feel like I’m stuck. I’m floating around in no man’s land with a
future I’m not sure I want anymore. The trouble with having a life plan
from an early age is the risk of growing out of it. It seemed like a good idea
when I was fifteen and obsessed with crime dramas. It’s only when you
start hitting the books and going to lecture upon lecture you realize it’s not
as glamorous as it seems. I quickly discovered the legal profession is not for
me.
So here I am, leaving my hometown of Silver Lake and moving three
hours south, where I’ll attend the University of Northport for the next three
years. The Health Sciences department at Northport is one of the best in our
state, which is the reason I’m transferring there.
My career choice may have
changed, but my ambitions for graduating summa cum laude remain the
same. It helps that my older brother, Jude, goes there. Thankfully, I get to
share a house with him and some of his teammates. Jude is on Northport’s
ice hockey team, and if he wanted to, he could easily be drafted to the NHL.
At the moment, though, he’s set on graduating and “conquering the world,”
his words, not mine.
Truth be told, I’m really excited to be living with Jude again. Unlike
some siblings, we really get along, and I’ve missed him. Jude moved to
Northport last year and while he used to come home often enough, it wasn’t
the same as seeing him every day.
We used to be as thick as thieves when
we were younger. He was always sure to include me in any activities he did
with his friends, even if it meant having to be designated goalie in their
game of soccer because they were one player short. He’d also cover me
when we got into trouble—like the time I threw our frisbee carelessly, and
it ended up chopping off the heads of the roses in old Mrs. Jones’s Garden.
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