Triangulated Love

By Dale Stubbart

Greg may as well have been an Alien from Proxima Centauri for all the attention Cheryl was showing him. It wasn't his fault that the name Rachel was a close morph of Cheryl. It wasn't his fault that the two of them looked AND acted so much alike. It wasn't his fault that he had kissed the wrong one and that Cheryl had been there to see it. And it definitely wasn't his fault that Rachel had kissed him back. But now she wasn't returning his calls or his texts. How did he even have her phone number? It must have happened on Day 1.He would recall that in a moment. But first he had to add Proxima Centauri to his phone's dictionary, so that it wouldn't keep correcting it to Approximate Century.. This book contains a few Swahili phrases. Maturity Level PG13; Reading Level Easy 5th Grade; Longest Word: Administrative

• Language: English
• Publisher: Dale Stubbart
• Release date: Mar 26, 2022
• ISBN: 9798201241995

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Triangulated Love

Dale Stubbart

Published by Dale Stubbart, 2022.

This is a work of fiction. Similarities to real people, places, or events are entirely coincidental.

TRIANGULATED LOVE

First edition. March 26, 2022.

Copyright © 2022 Dale Stubbart.

ISBN: 979-8201241995

Written by Dale Stubbart.

Table of Contents

Title Page

Copyright Page

Not His Fault

The International School

Day 1 – Where It All Began

First Date

Things Get Serious

Sapphiras

Afternoon 39 – An Unlucky Day

Oops! Wrong Sapphira

Insufficient Data

Day 88 – Double Trouble

Three’s a Throng

The Trouble Has Only Just Begun

Day 129 – Complex-i-Day

Keanjaho’s Complexity Formula

Point of No Escape

Last Day / First Day

The Path to Summer

Milele

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Not His Fault

Greg may as well have been an Alien from Proxima Centauri for all the attention Cheryl was showing him.

It wasn’t his fault that the name Rachel was a close morph of Cheryl.

It wasn’t his fault that the two of them looked AND acted so much alike.

It wasn’t his fault that he had kissed the wrong one and that Cheryl had been there to see it.

And it definitely wasn’t his fault that Rachel had kissed him back. But now she wasn’t returning his calls or his texts. How did he even have her phone number? It must have happened on Day 1.

He would recall that in a moment. But first he had to add Proxima Centauri to his phone’s dictionary, so that it wouldn’t keep correcting it to Approximate Century.

The International School

The International School for Advanced Studies offered both undergraduate and graduate level College courses. It also offered its students a more global outlook on life.

Many students from poorer countries came to the International School thinking that it might offer them a better chance at getting a job in a richer country. The International School was highly rated, so it attracted students from most countries – rich, poor, and those in between.

Greg was majoring in Computer Science which was one of the four majors the International School offered. The other three majors were Language, General Science, and Philosophy. Greg had thought about majoring in Language, since he already knew several. However, that would have been