Forever Mine
“They both loved running. Sofia was on the track team, and Sarah had been in track since the ninth grade. Sarah hoped Sofia wouldn’t ask about her moving out here. She didn’t. She was more interested in why she hadn’t gone out for track at La Jolla. “It’s not too late, you know,” Sofia said. “The meets aren’t until next semester anyway. Have you done relays? 'Cause the girl that ran the relay with us last year was really good, but she graduated. So, now we’re trying to find someone to replace ...her, but no one so far has come even close to her speed. ” Sarah knew she had the speed. She’d been the fourth place runner in both the 400m and 1600m relays back home and won plenty of times, a few times coming from behind. Her heart ached to think she wasn’t there training with all of her old team mates. She hadn’t even said goodbye to any of them, not wanting to answer any of the inevitable questions. Instead she’d asked Sydney to keep it simple and just tell them she’d moved out of state over the summer.MoreLess
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