By A.S Gardana
She had that easy confidence that came from being young (and beautiful) and completely apathetic to her surroundings. He’d followed her for seven blocks and she never noticed.
He wasn’t a stalker. He—well— He just had no other plans for his Saturday.
She dipped into Starbucks. He patted the dog tied up outside. She ran into the clothing store; he purchased something for his mother.
When the rain picked up, he was there with an umbrella.
“You’re a godsend, simply appearing out of nowhere.”
“Not a problem, Miss.”
“Angie,” she corrected.
“Tony.”
“Nice to meet you,” they said, in unison.
Really nice set up. I wish I knew his intentions but I sort of like that you left it open to our imagination!
How refreshing…..
A good (happy) ending is always a treat. Like this a lot.
The start of would could be a love story….or a true crime novel. I really dig the ambiguity.
A nice, easy little love (maybe) story in the making. Liked it.