The next morning, Ellie, in her blue hoodie, green joggers, and black Adias shoes, walked up to the Cummings Life Science Center, and ran into Drew Gilbert.
"Drew, I do have a job. I work at the Andy's Jazz Club & Restaurant as a singing waitress. What about you?" she asked.
"Oh, me. I've applied to be a cashier at the nearby Walmart. My application has just been accepted, and I start work in a couple of days." Drew replied.
"I see. I was planning a date for us to dance, and I'll be singing a song." Ellie added.
"Good morning students." said the professor. He continued the lesson for an hour, and after that, Ellie and Drew sat on the bench.
"I have a 1973 Plymouth Duster, and it's painted in tan. I'm looking forward to that dance date. The question is, when?" Drew asked.
"I might do that tomorrow night. I look forward to that dance." Ellie replied.
"So do I. I have a black suit with an orange tie. Ellie, what about you?" Drew asked.
"I've got a red dress that I want to wear when we do that dance date." Ellie added.
The two have found something that they look forward to, despite Ellie's repressed memories.
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The rise of Gray Hood
ActionEllie Creed had been struggling with repressed memories since the horrors that beset her in Ludlow, Maine. Fourteen years later, Ellie is now in college at the University of Chicago in Chicago, Illinois, majoring in biology to become a biologist, wh...
