Spring Fire (2011)
“Mitch stood in the entrance to Jacob Hall, glancing nervously at her watch, moving up and down from the top step to the second step.
"Sorry, Sue," Charlie said when he arrived. "Professor Rudolph got talking after class and I couldn't get away from him.
"We haven't got time for a Coke. I have to get back to the house this afternoon." They walked along the path to the street while Mitch explained that all pledges had to assist in decorating the house for the party on Saturday. As soon as... she had said it, she felt a sudden surge of embarrassment sweep through her. It had been three weeks now that she had been going for Cokes after class with Charlie. He had asked her to go to a movie one Tuesday evening, but the Tri Epsilon pledge study-hall system had started, and pledges could not date on week nights.
"It's just sort of a housewarming," she said, hoping it sounded unimportant and dull. Charlie scuffed his feet near the end of the sidewalk where there was a space between the ground and the asphalt "Could I walk you on home?" "Certainly." Kitten Clark passed them as they turned and she said hello to Mitch and looked at Charlie with a flat expression in her eyes.MoreLess
"Sorry, Sue," Charlie said when he arrived. "Professor Rudolph got talking after class and I couldn't get away from him.
"We haven't got time for a Coke. I have to get back to the house this afternoon." They walked along the path to the street while Mitch explained that all pledges had to assist in decorating the house for the party on Saturday. As soon as... she had said it, she felt a sudden surge of embarrassment sweep through her. It had been three weeks now that she had been going for Cokes after class with Charlie. He had asked her to go to a movie one Tuesday evening, but the Tri Epsilon pledge study-hall system had started, and pledges could not date on week nights.
"It's just sort of a housewarming," she said, hoping it sounded unimportant and dull. Charlie scuffed his feet near the end of the sidewalk where there was a space between the ground and the asphalt "Could I walk you on home?" "Certainly." Kitten Clark passed them as they turned and she said hello to Mitch and looked at Charlie with a flat expression in her eyes.MoreLess
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