Falling Awake
“She opened the hefty instructor’s manual to Lesson Six: “Empower Your Students.”
She was making notes on teaching the importance of identifying and focusing on one’s personal strong points and wondering how she could possibly connect that to creative dreaming when the light shifted in a subtle fashion.
She looked up and saw Ellis coming toward her across the terrace carrying paper cups emblazoned with the café’s logo. He wore black trousers and a khaki shirt. A narrow leather belt rode ...low on his waist. As usual, his eyes were concealed behind a pair of sunglasses. She was rather pleased that she happened to have her own shades in place. Two could play the guess-what-I’m-really-thinking game, she decided.
“Get any sleep last night?” he asked, setting the cups down on the table.
“Not much.” She pried the lid off her cup and discovered green tea. Perfect. “What about you?”MoreLess
She was making notes on teaching the importance of identifying and focusing on one’s personal strong points and wondering how she could possibly connect that to creative dreaming when the light shifted in a subtle fashion.
She looked up and saw Ellis coming toward her across the terrace carrying paper cups emblazoned with the café’s logo. He wore black trousers and a khaki shirt. A narrow leather belt rode ...low on his waist. As usual, his eyes were concealed behind a pair of sunglasses. She was rather pleased that she happened to have her own shades in place. Two could play the guess-what-I’m-really-thinking game, she decided.
“Get any sleep last night?” he asked, setting the cups down on the table.
“Not much.” She pried the lid off her cup and discovered green tea. Perfect. “What about you?”MoreLess
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