A whole week has passed since I
moved into Manhattan, and I am
adjusting pretty well. Today is my
orientation at NYU, I'm nervous
and all I can think about is what in
the hell am I going to wear. It's
Friday and I really wish I could
throw on my most comfortable
sweats and tank, but no. I
wouldn't be able to do that this
Friday, it's snowing and
everywhere was cold. I had to face
facts, today was not that kind of
day, and I was going to have to
dress warm to avoid getting
pneumonia. I ended up wearing
snow boots, a nice woolly jumper
and a basic dark blue stone washed
jeans. It felt too soon to brave the
New York subway, so I was going
to have to use my Dad's new Range
Rover. I sighed at the thought, the
next twenty minutes of my life
where going to be filled with ear-thundering traffic and swearing
from those who should really know
better.
Honestly, the only thing that got
me through that ordeal was good
music on the radio, but even that
couldn't completely drown out
good old New York City traffic.
Luckily for me I arrived at the
University just in time, the students
and admissions counsellors where
surprisingly easy-going and
welcoming. I immediately felt at
home.
I was directed towards the
auditorium for a briefing.
On my way there, for some reason
I decided that while I was walking
up steep stairs it would be a good
idea to start checking out the
reading list for all my classes.
Completely distracted, I ended up
bumping into someone, annoyed
that I had being disturbed, I looked
up with a scowl only to realise it
was a really hot guy. Eeep! He was
so handsome! Every time I tried to
stutter out an apology I just
blushed and giggled nervously.
After a few moments of making an
utter fool of myself, I got myself
together enough to hurriedly say
"oh my gosh, I am so sorry, so so
sorry. I apologize, I wasn't looking
where I was going, it's my fault, I'm
so-" he cut me off midsentence. "Its
fine, you can stop saying sorry, I'm
not hurt" he chuckled. I tittered
along with him nervously, and
then I broke into a huge smile
again because he was so damn
gorgeous!! "Where were you
going?" he asked me (Gosh, his
voice was deep). I told him to the
auditorium, he offered to walk
with me. We walked very slowly -I'm talking snail pace- and talked
about ourselves, I managed to find
out his name was Cameron, he was
19 and currently in his second year
of college.
I was a couple of minutes late to
the orientation, but I couldn't care
less, it was totally worth it. After
the orientation finished, Cameron
asked me out to a lunch date for
the next day. EEEEEP! EEEEP! We
swapped numbers with each other,
as Cameron made sure I made it to
the car safely (he even watched me
till I was out of his sight, awwww).
Believe me when I say, I went
home smiling.

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My Urban Love Story
Teen FictionChanel Dixon relocated to Manhattan with her father for college at NYU. Unsure about the future, her whole entire world may be about be flipped upside down, but is she mistaken? Maybe, Maybe not. This nail biting story about a girl just struggling t...