Laura has just bumped into Alex at a coffee shop. |
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| Hey, Laura! Fancy seeing you here. |
| I know, I haven't seen you since college. What are you up to these days? |
| Just working a boring office job, putting up with my sneering boss who can't take a joke. How about you? |
| I'm sort of a budding writer these days. |
| Really? You'd be great at that! |
| I don't know. I'm still pretty wet behind the ears. |
| Oh come on, you've got talent, don't deny it. I used to proof-read your college essays. They were always so poignant and beautifully written. |
| Thanks, that's sweet of you to say. |
| Have you written anything I might have read recently? |
| Only a few articles for the local newspaper. But I'm working on my first novel. It's almost finished. |
| Well when you get it published you should let me know. I'd love to read it. |
| Okay, I will. It was good to see you. |
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