Was it too soon? Should I wait until another time, prepare properly?
I’d read somewhere that one only gets a single chance to make a first impression—
I’d dismissed the trite phrase at the time, but perhaps there was some truth in it.
If the musician and I were going to be a couple, our first encounter needed to be a memorable one.
I nodded to myself, having made up my mind. I’d go to the shops straight after work, buy a new outfit and wear it to the concert.
Oh, Eleanor, it couldn’t be that easy, could it? I knew from experience that life was never this straightforward,
so I tried to anticipate any potential problems and how best I might address them.
What would I do with the clothes I was currently wearing? The answer came to me easily: my shopper was big enough to hold them.
What about dinner? I am not a woman who functions well on an empty stomach,
and it would be embarrassing to faint at his feet for any reason other than an excess of emotion.
Well, couldn’t I purchase some food from a café after work, and still manage to arrive at The Cuttings for 7:45 p.m.?
Yes, I could. That would allow me plenty of time to select a seat near the front for the best possible view.
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