When successful author Y/n Y/l/n is late for a meeting with Simon & Schuster, who knew that a little bit of intervention on the part of fate could possibly change her life?
Upon meeting Hailee Steinfeld, life seems to be a little different, almost...
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I love my job. It's got its down sides, but it's a good thing that its perks outweigh them. That being the fact that I get the opportunity to travel to different places. What's not to love?
The food.
The people.
The ways of life everywhere you go. There just seems to be so much history, culture and heritage everywhere I go. It's hands down the coolest thing to find out about different places.
I hate to mention it, and I mean absolutely hate to mention it. But people like the Irish really know how to throw a party.
I've been to the small town of Mullingar, yes... with Niall. But believe me, I'd had the best time. Apart from what went down between us, it was the Irish that I'd loved to spend time with. They honestly have the biggest hearts out there. Great parties, food and people.
Thanks you so much, Niall. You've ruined Ireland for me.
One other thing I love about going to different places is the fact that every weather is always so different. Whether it's a gloomy or cheerful day, I love weathers of different places regardless of their connotations.
I don't know what it is about cold weather, but I find it soothing to stay in during those conditions. Being curled up on the sofa with a hood book in hand is definitely the move, too. I'll give you a guess on which books written by which author.
Which reminds me, I've got to read more of Y/n's books.
I'm not much of a reader, but Griffin always has me enthralled with the way he tells me about books. I just didn't know he was telling me about Y/n's books.
I always just thought it was Griffin's God-given talent, being able to tell stories. But now come to think of it, I think it might've been a copy and paste of what Y/n had already said on paper. I'll give him credit when due and that's definitely for his memory.
I'm currently in the passenger's seat, Y/n driving us around Chicago.
Looking through the various stores, eateries and other things, I'm just seated here, taking it all in. It's actually pretty funny just how time works around different parts of the world, too.
That, I'll never seem to understand.
I'm currently with Y/n, on our way around the town. It's been a peaceful drive, listening to songs play on the radio.
