The Complete Oeuvre

"Well then, go out and make some memories."

Esme, a young English major, was stuck with the duty of writing a creative story based on a real event in her life. The only thing about that was, Esme never really did anything. Her life consisted of working part-time at the bookstore and reading in the university's coffee shop. So when her professor threw words of wisdom in her face, she was a little confused. She did not have time to go out and climb mountains or volcanoes like her classmates.

Little did she know that a simple trip to the coffee shop down the road would be the start of something wonderful. Her story was coming together, and all it took to start her journey was spilling her tea on a young business man. The next thing she knew, she was going on a date and actually enjoying herself.

But with the new reason to write thrown at her, she begins to wonder if this story was going to be finished just as it started, or was this story going to continue on to be her complete oeuvre?

(Oeuvre definiton: all the works of a writer)