The Perfect Coed (Oak Grove Mysteries book 1)
“Not unexpectedly, she found her in her office with her morning cup of coffee. Ellen, too, avoided the English department lounge these days. Whatever camaraderie might once have existed in the department had vanished.
“We’ve got to talk,” Susan said tersely.
“Fine. Sit down.” Ellen yawned up at her, missing the seriousness in Susan’s tone. She was astounded to watch Susan close the door. “Remember,” Susan asked, “when Scott came by just at the wrong time when you were describing that red-haired ...young man in the student center? I don’t want that to happen again.”
“What’s this all about?” Ellen asked, curiosity making her more alert and awake.
“The red-haired young man. I saw him at The City Restaurant Saturday night. Jake took me there for dinner.”
Ellen failed to grasp the significance of this. “You’ve never even seen him. How do you know it’s the same red-haired man? They’re not that common, but there’s bound to be more than one around.” She was almost smiling, which made Susan angry.MoreLess
“We’ve got to talk,” Susan said tersely.
“Fine. Sit down.” Ellen yawned up at her, missing the seriousness in Susan’s tone. She was astounded to watch Susan close the door. “Remember,” Susan asked, “when Scott came by just at the wrong time when you were describing that red-haired ...young man in the student center? I don’t want that to happen again.”
“What’s this all about?” Ellen asked, curiosity making her more alert and awake.
“The red-haired young man. I saw him at The City Restaurant Saturday night. Jake took me there for dinner.”
Ellen failed to grasp the significance of this. “You’ve never even seen him. How do you know it’s the same red-haired man? They’re not that common, but there’s bound to be more than one around.” She was almost smiling, which made Susan angry.MoreLess
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