part Sarah didn't pay much attention to his words, and occasionally, she would respond with a nickering, perfunctory smile. The li

ingtone from many years ago played in her ea

eared, someone was still using it as their ringtone. Much to her surprise, a few seconds later, it was James who took out his phone from h

at the screen of his phone and cut the call before putting it on "silent mode." He put his phone aside and gave Sar

curious eyes fell on James' phone and she noticed

raised his cup to his lips, took a sip, and set it down again. Howe

phone with an embarrassed look on his face. Sarah ra

y, I'm coming over

arah and said, "I'm sorry, Miss Swain, but my

sponded politely and considerately. Needless to say, she k

ke it up to you next time. Good

ndlessly stirring the coffee. These fruitless blind dates were starting to wear her out. On some occasions, the

oncerned look on her face. "Honey, why are you home so early? How come you didn't have dinner w

t her mother, Danna. "He is a great guy, but he's just not

ing to work out? Sarah, tell me exactly w

d furrowed her eyebrows. "I don't like him,

ughter?" Danna put her arms around Sarah's shoulders and comforted he

e said to her mother, "I'm very tired! I'm goin

er all, she wondered why her beautiful daughter c