I'm always on a mission from the get go [Charlie]

[ADRIENNE CROWLEY]

I wanna run with the wild horses

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The library wasn’t typically Adrienne’s scene, but she needed a book, which felt strange to even think. Her aunt, a blonde Creative Writing Professor, had suggested that she get a book called The Writer’s Journey, and the store she got her textbooks from hadn’t had it. “Christopher Vogler, Christopher Volger…” She whispered to herself has her hand danced across the spines of the books lightly. Although she was known to her family as a ‘party animal’, she actually kind of liked the quiet atmosphere of the library. She wouldn’t want to spend all her time there, because she’d get sick of it eventually, but for a little while, it was nice.

A grin spread across her face when she spotted the right book. Excitedly, she pulled it out. On the spine there was a small image of a maze, and the title, followed by “3rd Edition” Adrienne hoped that wouldn’t matter, but Bianca hadn’t specified a particular edition, so she put it out of her mind. Adrienne flipped the book to look at the back of it and glanced over the blurb. She saw a couple of mentions about the “Hero’s Journey” and a bunch of praise about the book. Underneath all of that, was a small picture of a man staring at the camera like a dork. Adrienne giggled under her breath, Bianca had mentioned that it was “Written by an old codger, but very good nonetheless.” Flipping the book to look at the front cover, Adrienne saw a larger version of the maze on the spine and smiled. Yep, it was definitely the book she had mentioned.

Adrienne took the book under her arm and located the counter. She had every intention of leaving and going back to her dorm, but on the way she noticed a boy stocking shelves in another isle. Fighting the impulse to whistle like a construction worker, she approached him. “Hey, Cutie.” She said, grinning. “I’m Adrienne.” She offered her hand to him, smiling.

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[charliesharping]

There probably wasn't a student on campus who knew the Winchester Student Library better than Charlie. Not only did he spend a good deal of his free time in the building, but even before attending Winchester he'd been inside the place a few times. It was a rather respectable library. Not grand like the one downtown. But it held a sort of sentiment for him.

For instance, he'd found his first favorite mystery novel on those very shelves. That, to Charlie, was a special thing. That was why when he came to Winchester, he was so eager to help out in here. Also because he didn't want to have to always be sitting outside by himself perfecting his already completed and correct homework. Stocking books at least made him feel a little less pathetic.

The librarian had him on the second isle, reorganizing the books by author today. People just seemed never to want to put things back where they came from. He even found an author with a name in a completely different genre and alphabetical placement. Ridiculous.

And this was his excitement for today, unless you considered eating at the Sherry's Diner down the corner was more-so. This was until he heard a girl from behind him. And- what wait, did she call him cute?

Charlie turned from where he'd been removing books that weren't in their right spot and looked to her. He then proceeded to turn in the other direction, looking for any other "cutie" candidates. There was no one. She was actually talking to him. Blinking once at Adrienne's, still taken by surprise by her greeting, he finally had the sense to shift the books in his hand under his arm and shake her hand.

"Hi, Adrienne." He said, giving her a warm smile, even as he was trying to keeps the books from slipping under his arm, "I'm, uhm, Charlie." He introduced himself back, fumbling to get the books back in his hands and then he glanced down to the book she had. "Christopher Volger, huh? Good choice." He nodded in approval.

[ADRIENNE CROWLEY]

I wanna run with the wild horses

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Adrienne had always been attracted to shy, ‘geeky’, type guys. Her own sister thought it was odd, but Adrienne preferred the word ‘unique’. And it wasn’t as hard to get them in bed as it seemed. Her relationships (all two of them) had been with valedictorians. They had been both gorgeous and gentlemanly, which worked well for Adrienne. She liked bad boys as much as the next girl, but Adrienne wasn’t like the next girl in all respects.

Adrienne felt the familiar chill down her spine that signaled the excitement of the chase. “Charlie.” She repeated, returning his smile. “It’s a nice name.” Still grinning when he mentioned the book she was carrying. “Oh, yeah. I’m taking Creative Writing. My aunt suggested it.” She knew Bianca would approve. Both of the book, and the boy. Both Adrienne’s mother and her twin sister could be sticks in the mud. Adrienne related to her aunt Bianca, who was more about fun than anything. Adrienne cocked her head slightly when she noticed Charlie fumbling a bit. “You need some help?”

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