Where Love Finds You by Marilyn Grey

Author:Marilyn Grey [Grey, Marilyn]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Romance, (¯`'•.¸//(*_*)\\¸.•'´¯)
ISBN: 9780985723507
Publisher: Winslet Press
Published: 2013-05-19T00:00:00+00:00

Ch. 13 | Ella

Dee begged me to go on another blind date. Every time I saw her it’s the first thing she said, the last thing she said when I left, and pretty much the only thing she said during our time together.

“Here.” She came into my office and handed me a large rectangular box.

“What’s this?”

“Converse shoes dropped them off this morning for his friend.”

“You are too much.”

“What?” She walked to the door. “He’s cute.”

“Let me guess.” I opened the box and pulled out three framed paintings. “Is Converse shoes guy the one you asked to go on a blind date with me?”

She waved her finger in the air. “Now, there’s an idea.”

She left the office in a hurry. Must’ve been busy out there. Dee is nothing short of a sweet person. Real, compassionate, and not as intimidating as she comes across, but why did people in relationships always seem to think every single person around them should be in a relationship as well?

I glanced down at the images on my desk and saw the feet of a couple walking in the park. Autumn leaves raining around them, but you could only see their legs and some glistening trees in the background. Romance painted so simply. Kind of made me reconsider the blind date idea.

Second one, a man and woman sitting at a piano. Her head on his shoulder and eyes on the keys, while he looked down at her as he played. Very sweet. They both wore all white, a perfect complement to the antique piano. Then I saw the shoes. Those Converse shoes again, barely tied under the piano bench.

I analyzed the art for a few more minutes. Could that really be him? Is he with someone else?

I’m crazy, I thought, then moved on to the next picture and dropped it into my lap. I blinked a few times to make sure. Yes, definitely Sarah looking back at me.

Sarah?

Yes. Sarah. On a park bench under the streetlight. Half moon hanging in the indigo sky behind her. Frost-laden tree branches sparkling in the moonlight, just like her hair and eyes. Angelic and beautiful, she leaned forward on the bench, arms at her sides. I loved the soft brush strokes. His style made every picture look so poetic.

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