Intellectual: A Young Adult Romance by Katie Wright
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Overview: After college, Heather was in full spring, living life and enjoying her Fourth of July when a smart mouth mechanic with an even smarter intellect refuses to back down.
Genre: Young Adult
Excerpt:
"So you’re a mechanic?"
"Yes."
Well this conversation was going nicely.
Sarah luckily tried to save the doomed dialogue and asked, "If you guys haven’t eaten there are some hot dogs and other stuff on the patio."
Brain got up and the two other guys walked with them into the patio.
The patio was screened in so it was possible for anyone in there to hear me but I had to talk to Sarah. The man’s arrogance was astounding.
"What the hell was that guy’s problem? I was just curious," I sat back in my chair and took a glance at Casey talking and laughing with my cousins.
"I don’t know maybe he’s just shy." This would be Sarah’s typical answer. She believed everyone was innately good while I learning about the history of human destruction eventually felt that everyone was innately evil. That’s terrible to think but also going through eight semesters with crazy, opinionated, know it all history majors also made me realize this. The whole experience left a bitter taste in my mouth.
Without thinking I started spouting off my mouth, "Well who the hell does he think he is? He comes to our house and doesn’t even say a polite ‘hi’ or anything and then just goes and eats our food."
"Heather," Sarah hissed out.
It was too late however and as I took a glance to my left I noticed three heads at the patio screen.
"Shit," I muttered to myself. I didn’t know what to do so I rushed to the patio door and walked through not knowing whether the three heads were looking at me or not and ran into the kitchen pretending to get a soda.
I took a cold one out of the fridge and started to walk towards the front of the house hoping, no praying, that no one was up there and that I could spend a few minutes alone by myself.
As I walked towards the living room I felt a hand grab my arm and turn me straight around. Luckily, or unluckily I came face to face with Brian.
"What the fuck is your problem?"
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