For Better, for Worse, Forever
“Although the graduating class was small, the ceremony in the school’s auditorium was well attended. Brandon ripped off his cap and gown as soon as his father finished taking pictures outside in front of the school seal. “This thing is suffocating me,” he grumbled.
“I hated mine too,” April assured him. “My friend Kelli said we looked as if we were wearing waffles on our heads.”
She looked gorgeous to him, dressed in a summery cotton dress. Her long coppery hair caught the sun and shimmered. He ...saw her take several pills at the water fountain and asked, “You all right?”
“Fine. Just a slight headache. It’ll pass.”
At the yacht club, Brandon’s father had reserved a table overlooking the sparkling blue waters of the ocean, where sailboats glided in a stiff westerly breeze. Brandon’s father and April’s parents seemed to have plenty to talk about, which gave Brandon the opportunity to concentrate on April. He told her, “I know my summer work schedule at the golf course—mornings from six until noon.MoreLess
“I hated mine too,” April assured him. “My friend Kelli said we looked as if we were wearing waffles on our heads.”
She looked gorgeous to him, dressed in a summery cotton dress. Her long coppery hair caught the sun and shimmered. He ...saw her take several pills at the water fountain and asked, “You all right?”
“Fine. Just a slight headache. It’ll pass.”
At the yacht club, Brandon’s father had reserved a table overlooking the sparkling blue waters of the ocean, where sailboats glided in a stiff westerly breeze. Brandon’s father and April’s parents seemed to have plenty to talk about, which gave Brandon the opportunity to concentrate on April. He told her, “I know my summer work schedule at the golf course—mornings from six until noon.MoreLess
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