A Second Impression

By Emma Bishop

Amelia has been dreading the interview she has to do with a musician she has admired since she was a teenager; after an agony of impatience and anxiety, her subject arrives and she is pleasantly surprised to find him charming and friendly. Their mutual first impression—from a meeting years before—was not very good, but for his second impression, Ben is determined to change Amelia’s view of him...

• Language: English
• Publisher: AmorBooks.com
• Release date: Jan 21, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005618711

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A Second Impression

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Emma Bishop

Copyright 2022 Emma Bishop

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Amelia fidgeted in her seat, glancing around the restaurant as she waited. She never did well with waiting for someone, and this particular appointment was more nerve-wracking than most.

She checked her watch. She had arrived early, set out her gear, and now it was still another ten minutes before the interview, and here she was. She tried to compose herself. She closed her eyes and took a deep breath.

He would show or he wouldn’t, she told herself. If he didn’t, then she’d just enjoy a nice breakfast and go home and make some phone calls to reschedule. The thing that was eating her up was that she wasn’t sure whether she wanted him to just show up already, or if she wanted him to no-show.

Amelia opened her eyes and glanced around the restaurant again, hoping to spot him being led by the hostess. She rifled through her notebook, checked that her pen was working properly, and took a sip of water.

Stop being ridiculous, she told herself; she sat back in her chair and fought down the heat that seemed determined to rise