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- Authors: Fiona Cole
- Language: English
- Genre: Contemporary Romance Fiction
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OLIVIA
REMEMBER that time I fucked an older man in a sex club?
I think that was when I peaked in life. Can you peak at nineteen?
I rubbed my thumb across the creased paper pinned to my Kate Spade
planner. I’d folded and refolded it so many times, taking it everywhere with
me as a memento. My fingers stroked across the sharp lines of his initial like
maybe I could get back the feeling of touching him just by feeling the dent of
his forceful strokes. Anything to cling to the night, I felt alive.
Thank you for last night.
– K
“Please be sure to have your business selections to me next week,” Dr.
Arden said from the front of the room. I slapped my planner closed and
shoved it in my leather tote, standing with the rest of the students who were
hustling to leave class. “I know a few of you have been procrastinating on
making a decision. If you don’t come with a selection, one will be made for
you from the list of local businesses.”
I was one of those people, and as I walked past her desk, I knew—just
knew—that if I looked up, she would be pointedly staring at me with
disapproval. So, I kept my head down and got out of there. I needed to find
something fast because that list of her options was lame, and I didn’t want to
spend the rest of the semester with a clock and jewelry owner. Not that I
knew who I did want to intern for. Hence, why I’d been avoiding the
assignment. We needed to find an unpaid internship for the semester and
create a mock business based on what we’d learned.
I didn’t intentionally put it off; I was just waiting for something to excite
me—to make me excited like I’d been when I first chose my business major.
I took a deep breath of the cold air and tried to remember that feeling. A
feeling that faded with each passing semester. I dropped my head back and
exhaled hard into the blue sky, trying to figure out what was missing. Why
I’d been plagued with this boredom. Boredom that wasn’t just in college.
Boredom with life.
“Are you trying to see if the sky is falling?” my best friend, Oaklyn, said,
walking up beside me.
“Nah, just hoping for a sign for my business project.”
“You still haven’t picked one?”
I stuck with the trend of the day and avoided her eyes too. At least, I tried.
I peeked at her in my peripheral. She was currently swiping long wisps of her
hair out of her face where the wind had blown it. It took the effect of her
glare down a notch, but the sun making her light brown eyes shine gold like a
little fire of accusation, boosted it back up.
I rolled my eyes at her glare and started walking.
“What about Voyeur? I’m sure Daniel would let you shadow him.” She
barely got the words out around her twitching lips.
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