My last blog posts have been about submitting queries. And that’s frankly, kind of a heavy topic. So while I am still in the thick of query-land, I thought I’d lighten it up. It’s been a while since I left you with an excerpt.
Do you remember the day you first saw the person that would one day turn your life upside down? This is the first time Emily and Graham lay eyes on one another. Leave a comment and tell me about the first time this happened to you.
The First Glimpse
“Hey, I think I’ll drop these books off before we go eat. You want to?”
“That’s a good idea,” I said, picking up my full book bag and an extra plastic store bag. There were so many books, and although I had purchased mostly used copies, they were also expensive. “I’m parked in the south parking garage.”
“I’m in the opposite direction,” she said pointing. “Meet me back here in fifteen?”
“Perfect.”
We headed out with our bags. The campus had gotten busier while we were inside. Groups took tours with upperclassmen, students passed out flyers and, of course, individuals like me used campus maps to find their way around. The newbies could be spotted at fifty paces, and I was one of them.
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“Do you need help?”
“Help?”
“I mean finding the student union…or?” He nodded toward the library.
“Oh, no. I’m fine.”
“OK.” He turned toward his friend who didn’t appear to be at all interested in helping a stranger, and fell in stride next to him.
I leaned down and grasped the straps of my bags. I took two steps in the direction of the parking garage before I looked back. Caught! He turned to look at me at the same time. One last quick smile and I went on my way. There was something about him other than simply being nice. Something I couldn’t quite put my finger on. But I was intrigued for sure.
