The Last Treasure
“Worst of all, in the three hours she’d been there, she’d nursed one damn cup of coffee and a blueberry muffin. If there was a minimum purchase requirement for hogging a table for four, she wasn’t even close. When her friend Rachel had texted to invite her to the beach, Liv begged her to stop by and fill a chair for a good cause instead. Not that her offer of sand and sun wasn’t a tempting one. It had been such a busy spring trying to complete her course work that Liv had barely been to the wate...r at all in April or May.
Most days it just blew her mind that she’d graduated at all.
When she’d enrolled—or reenrolled, depending on how you looked at it—at UNC Wilmington, Liv had been so sure the bottom would drop out of her plan, that she’d be sitting in class and the teacher would point to her and tell her to leave, that there had been some dreadful mistake and her hope of finishing what she’d started had only been a dream.MoreLess
Most days it just blew her mind that she’d graduated at all.
When she’d enrolled—or reenrolled, depending on how you looked at it—at UNC Wilmington, Liv had been so sure the bottom would drop out of her plan, that she’d be sitting in class and the teacher would point to her and tell her to leave, that there had been some dreadful mistake and her hope of finishing what she’d started had only been a dream.MoreLess
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