Adrenaline Rush by Bevin Goldsmith

Author:Bevin Goldsmith [Goldsmith, Bevin]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2024-01-17T00:00:00+00:00

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If you’ve ever imagined the most eccentric-looking person in shorts, with a bad haircut and glasses covering half their face, that’s exactly what I opened the door to. "Miss Molsin?" Squinting, he spoke as if his nose was being pinched. “Yes?”

He thrust an electronic pad in my face with a plastic pen and pushed up his gargantuan magnifying glasses. "Sign here." I scribbled my "John Hancock" onto the pad, and once again he shoved something else in my face. However, this time it wasn't a ridiculous writing pad. It was a box wrapped in blue paper and had the most eccentric looking orange bow on top I had ever seen.

"Have a nice day, Miss." The geeky creature spun around and then hovered down the sidewalk.

"Yeah, you too. What a thimble," I whispered to myself.

My door swung closed as I made my way into the kitchen and set the box down on the island counter. "What the hell? Who sent me a box? And who uses an orange..." Tearing through the paper like a kid at Christmas, I ripped open the box and pulled out a black t-shirt with a Korean flag printed on the front. Under the picture, a caption read, “Does this shirt make me look Korean?” Staring at the flag that seemed like it's staring right back at me, I started to crack a smile.

"Are you serious? Really, Alex? Really? Really, guy? Does this shirt make me look... for all the most ridiculous, wasteful, stupid, idiotic... hilarious, uplifting, funny, thoughtful, most amazing shirts I’ve ever seen."

Chuckling, I look at the tag on the inside of the shirt and smile even bigger. "He got me… He got me the right size."

If you’ve ever had a significant other that wants to buy you clothes, the one thing that runs through your mind constantly is, “Gosh, I hope they get the right size. I know I told them I wear a small if it’s not one hundred percent cotton. And if it is cotton, I need a medium because it’ll shrink to a small once I wash it. Geez, now I’m starting to think I should have told them something electronic or something not so complicated.” Pulling off my pajama shirt, I slip on my new “fad” and look in the mirror on the wall.

"This is the most awesome shirt ever!"

One thing is sometimes all it takes to put you in a good mood for the rest of your day. Like fresh towels out of the dryer when you get done in the shower, your favorite song on the radio, or finding that five-dollar bill in your pocket you forgot was there. One thing… It’s sometimes just one thing that puts you in a good mood for the rest of your day, and if you’re really lucky, it’s for the rest of your life.

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